Ukraine accuses Moscow of medieval siege tactics
The Ukraine crisis deepens as Russian shelling worsens shortages of food water heat and medicine. Talks yield minor progress on safe corridors while Moscow claims plans for civilian exits from Kyiv Mariupol Kharkiv and Sumy. Zelensky says Ukrainian forces fight bravely and may face a larger Russian assault with potential Western air support.
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Great Hall of Justice
Kharkiv
Sumy
Belarus
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U.N. Security Council
Chernigov
Martin Griffiths
Security Council
Zelenskyy
Iryna Vereshchuk
Crimea
Flooding recedes as roads reopen in multiple townships
Lombardy cites snowmelt and recent rain as factors creating saturated ground and runoff that risked road flooding. By 6 p.m. Monday two of eight roads reopened while several others remained closed across Montville Westfield and Harrisville townships with officials monitoring water levels.
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Franchester
Garden Isle
Harrisville Township
Friendsville
Wayne County
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Ballash
Lafayette Township
Kennard
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Westfield Road
Garman Road
Oil price forecast errors as Russia invasion shifts market
The Energy Department once predicted oil would average about 80 dollars a barrel this year before the Russian invasion of Ukraine. The United States remains the top oil producer and consumer, importing 245 million barrels from Russia last year, signaling complexities in supply and policy as inflation concerns influence decisions on sanctions and energy markets.
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U.N. Human Rights Office
Ukraine
Moscow
Crimea
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Zelenskyy
U.S
Wendy Sherman
West
Antony Blinken
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Energy Department
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Saudi Arabia
Canada
Mexico
Joe Biden
Wetlands projects seek H2Ohio funds and park improvements
Litchfield Wetlands near state Route 83 to receive 900000 from H2Ohio for restoration plus 300000 from the park district for parking restrooms and trails as planners target late 2022 opening. Chippewa Lake restoration and kayak launch funding totals 150000 with design permitting near completion. Plum Creek Greenway work advances with 800000 in state grants and 1.63 million local spending, linking Plum Creek Park Mooney Park and Brunswick Lake Park while tree clearing and drainage work progresses.
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Park District
Mike DeWine
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Kennard Road
Park
Plum Creek
Brunswick
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Plum Creek Park
Plum Creek Parkway
Mooney Park
Windsor Drive
Brunswick Lake Park
Center Road
Brunswick Lake
Giant Eagle
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Wayne County Arts & Crafts Guild
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