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Ohio recreational marijuana sales show no signs of slowing down
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — It’s been almost a month since Ohio dispensaries got the green light to start selling recreational marijuana, and sales have been booming for two Columbus-area dispensaries. Both Locals Cannabis and Trulieve have locations in Columbus. Both dispensaries said the novelty of purchasing recreational marijuana is not wearing off just yet. Locals […]
Here's how Ohio is celebrating the Hopewell Earthworks one-year World Heritage anniversary
The Ohio History Connection will host several events later this month celebrating the one-year anniversary of Hopewell Ceremonial Earthworks becoming Ohio’s first World Heritage site. The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization’s World Heritage Committee approved the ancient sites’ nomination to the World Heritage list Sept. 19. This year’s events are scheduled for...
Ohio FOP endorses Kaptur for Congress
For the first time in recent history, the Ohio Fraternal Order of Police is weighing in on the 9th District race, throwing its support behind U.S. Rep. Marcy Kaptur (D., Toledo). “We feel strongly that she’s the candidate who will best represent our members in Washington,” said Jay McDonald, the president of Ohio’s FOP. The Ohio FOP is the largest law enforcement organization in Ohio. While it hasn’t endorsed a candidate for the 9th District in recent years, Mr. McDonald said the organization decided to endorse Ms. Kaptur this year because of her long history of supporting labor unions and her support of the Social Security Fairness Act. The act would prevent the reduction of Social Security benefits for spouses, widows, and widowers who already receive other benefits, such as a government pension. It would also prevent the reduction of Social Security benefits for people who receive a pension benefit from an employer that did not withhold Social Security taxes. The bill is currently held up in committee.
Health officials say Ohio Correctional Institution dealing with botulism
Health officials in Ohio say the Belmont Correctional Institution is dealing with botulism. Belmont County officials confirmed the situation but that is the extent of their knowledge because the Correctional Institution is a state institution and the state is handling the issue. not the county.
Ohio State allows second-year students to live in off-campus apartment complex amid on-campus housing concerns
Exterior of The Point on Lane, located at 2212 Tuttle Park Place, where some second-year students reside amid housing concerns. Credit: Sandra Fu | Photo Editor. Just over two weeks into the fall semester, first- and second-year students are adjusting to campus life’s hustle and bustle, and they’re also settling into their new homes — some of which are off campus.
Severe Storms Expected to Sweep Through Ohio and Pennsylvania Friday
CLEVELAND — Issued by the National Weather Service at 3:46 AM on September 5, 2024. Calm Before the Storm: Today’s Quiet Weather Turns Active on Friday. Residents of north central Ohio, northeast Ohio, northwest Ohio, and northwest Pennsylvania are advised to prepare for potentially severe weather conditions on Friday afternoon and evening. According to the National Weather Service (NWS) in Cleveland, strong to severe thunderstorms are expected to develop, bringing the possibility of damaging wind gusts.
Ohio State fraternity Delta Kappa Epsilon suspended Aug. 14 for hazing and endangering behavior charges
Exterior of 1978 Iuka Ave., the off-campus house where Delta Kappa Epsilon held its fall rush, according to @ohiostatedke on Instagram. Credit: Sandra Fu | Photo Editor. As of Aug. 14, the Delta Tau chapter of Delta Kappa Epsilon — or DKE — has been suspended until Aug. 6, 2028, Dave Isaacs, a university spokesperson, said in an email.
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