Senate pushes ahead to avert government shutdown
The Senate advances a bipartisan plan to avert a shutdown as House Speaker McCarthy seeks votes on a far right measure. He presses his Republican caucus to back a temporary funding bill amid a looming deadline, while Biden downplays inevitability of a shutdown.
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Red Cross faces national blood shortage and declining drives
The American Red Cross cites a national blood shortage since September due to fewer summer donations and a shortfall of about 30 000 donations in August. Emergency needs include Type O blood and platelets, with fewer business blood drives as workers stay home or hybrid.
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Christy Peters
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Sharon Township makes circle a true roundabout
Sharon Township residents notice the change at Sharon Center’s circle where two stop signs were removed and replaced with yield signs at the intersection of state routes 94 and 162. Trustee Brian Guccion calls it a great change and says the roundabout now flows traffic smoothly.
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Brunswick approves chest compression systems purchase
Brunswick City Council authorized buying two automatic chest compression units from Stryker Medical for up to 39500 with more than 29600 funded by a safety intervention grant from the Ohio Bureau of Workers Compensation. The city will cover the rest and places the units in medic units. The council also approved purchasing a 15000 easement for phase two Plum Creek Greenway Trail to reroute near a gas line, avoiding relocation costs.
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Brunswick City Council approves six month tobacco moratorium
The Brunswick City Council passed a six month moratorium blocking zoning, occupancy and building permit approvals for businesses selling tobacco products, vapes, or electronic smoking devices in all districts. Vice Mayor Hanek cited past evasion of the previous moratorium and emphasized correcting prior mistakes to curb school vaping.
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