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Parma pizza lovers rejoice: Cherished institution planning new Original Antonio’s Pizzeria
PARMA, Ohio -- The death in June of Grace Loschiavo, who started Antonio’s Pizza in 1967 with her husband, Tony, left many grieving. Not only did Parma lose a respected community business leader, but the iconic Antonio’s Pizza at The Shoppes at Parma closed its doors for good.
How ‘Shawshank Redemption’ changed one Ohioan’s life
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — It has been 30 years since the box office hit “Shawshank Redemption” hit theaters, and a central Ohio native who was eager to break into the film industry at that time shared with NBC4 how this movie changed his life. The picture, which captures the relationship between Red and Andy inside […]
Delphos Jefferson Football Team Expands Training to Maumee River
Friday, July 26 the Delphos Jefferson 2024 Football Team took off in canoes from the Antwerp Riverside Veteran’s Memorial Park Boat Launch. The canoes were provided by Upper Maumee Canoe & Kayak. Louis Beregszazi was contacted by the Delphos Jefferson Football coach Allan Pohlman to confirm this was an acceptable venture for the team to do as a team bonding experience. Beregszazi said he has had boy scouts, and other groups, but never a high school team that wanted to take to the water. He now realizes what good upper body training this would be to kayak for two hours and get these young men out in nature at the same time. There were 33 individuals all together including the team and staff and others.
Distribution of free opioid overdose reversal drug begins Friday in Mahoning County
Mahoning County Public Health and the Youngstown City Health District are conducting several Project DAWN events to distribute naloxone and fentanyl test strips to the community. Anyone can receive a free naloxone kit at the distribution events by participating in a short training. The training includes identifying risk factors for...
Ohio AG Yost announces human trafficking hotline
Staff report COLUMBUS — Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost announced the first-ever statewide human trafficking hotline during his opening remarks at the office’s fifth annual Human Trafficking Summit in downtown Columbus. “It’s simple: the more we know, the more we can do to help,” Yost said. “We need to keep pushing these efforts forward so […] The post Ohio AG Yost announces human trafficking hotline appeared first on The Tribune.
Can I smoke weed in public? Why is it so expensive? We answer your questions about Ohio legal weed
Recreational marijuana sales started Tuesday in Ohio — and with this major development comes a lot of questions. We break them down with the help of some legal experts, industry professionals and politicians. We received dozens of messages over the past 24 hours over social media, email, direct messages, calls and texts. We’re answering them. […]
Crawford 12: Tradition of success lifts Colonel Crawford basketball to new heights
Editor's Note: This is the seventh of a summer series. NORTH ROBINSON - You don't win 13 consecutive sectional championships by accident. "We started here 19 years ago and we started a foundation," Colonel Crawford basketball coach David Sheldon said. "Our first three years, we had to work really hard at that. The kids...
Happened in Crawford County: Friend and tragedy put Cole Potts on journey to park district
Cole Potts and his sister, Qovona “Q,” are the children of Jeff and Tena Potts of New Concord. Cole Potts said he wasn’t a good student − he cut classes until he was warned to "shape up or forget your diploma." He graduated from John Glenn High School in 2006. ...
2024 Northmor Football Guide: Last year's most successful teams could be again this season
IBERIA — Northmor was the most successful Marion-area football team a season ago. The Golden Knights were runners-up in the Knox Morrow Athletic Conference, earned 10 wins, won a couple of home playoff victories and made a trip to the regional semifinals in Division VI's Region 23. "We have been working hard since the...
Ohio bill allowing care facility cameras now ‘worthless,’ advocates say
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) – A bill named after a woman with developmental disabilities who had her throat slit at an Ohio care facility has been amended by legislators, with disability advocates calling the new version “worthless.” House Bill 465, known as Lauren’s Law, was introduced in the Ohio House in March. If passed, Lauren’s Law […]
Ohio Weather: Cleveland to Experience Cool Start with Low 50s Sunday Morning
Cleveland, OH – Cleveland and its surrounding areas will wake up to a cool Sunday morning, with inland temperatures expected to dip into the low 50s and slightly warmer conditions along the lakeshore. According to the U.S. National Weather Service in Cleveland, low temperatures on Sunday will range from the low 50s inland to the lower 60s along Lake Erie, making for a brisk start to the day.
Storm destroys namesake trees at Oakwood Park
LORAIN — Oakwood Park may lose more of its namesake trees following Tuesday’s storm. High winds that swept through south Lorain split, uprooted or damaged more than 100 trees, according to Public Properties Manager Lori Garcia. Of those, the wind felled more than 20 and damaged dozens of others that will need to be removed.
Where to find ice, internet, electricity and food as power outages continue in Cleveland
Many Clevelanders are entering their fourth day with no power. Mayor Justin Bibb said the city was working to support residents by opening centers for people to stay cool, charge devices and pick up ice or meals. In some cases, people were growing increasingly desperate to replace oxygen canisters or use machines that help treat breathing or sleep disorders.
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