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Chicken wings sold as boneless can include bones, court rules
Restaurant patrons who order chicken wings marketed as "boneless" can't expect them to actually be boneless, according to a Thursday ruling from the Ohio Supreme Court. The decision comes in the case of Michael Berkheimer, who in 2016 was eating his usual order — boneless wings with parmesan garlic sauce — at an Ohio restaurant called Wings on Brookwood when he felt like some meat went down the wrong pipe, according to legal documents.Over the next few days, Berkheimer ran a fever and was unable to keep food down, prompting him to visit an emergency room, where a doctor found a 5-centimeter...
Chronic absentee rates double in most school districts post-pandemic
ATHENS, Ohio (WOUB) — Chronic absenteeism in most Ohio school districts has doubled since before the pandemic, with school officials struggling to find ways to get students back into schools. Marietta City Schools Superintendent Brad Silvus said COVID hurt schools more than many people realize. “Once the pandemic happened,...
National Democrats say early presidential nomination vote is needed to stay on Ohio’s ballot. Secretary of State Frank LaRose disputes that
COLUMBUS, Ohio—National Democrats are moving ahead with plans to nominate Vice President Kamala Harris for president via an online vote prior to next month’s Democratic National Convention, arguing that it’s needed to forestall a GOP legal challenge intended to keep Harris off the Ohio ballot in November.
Republican Ohio lawmakers ponder proposing second redistricting amendment to foil another one they don’t like
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio Republicans are considering trying to foil a redistricting reform amendment that recently qualified for the November ballot by putting up a separate redistricting proposal of their own to compete with it, according to a Republican state lawmaker who said she has discussed the plans with legislative leadership.
ORT Honey From the Heart sale through Aug. 8
ORT is hosting its annual Honey From the Heart sale this summer in celebration of Rosh Hashanah through Aug. 8. Honey From the Heart, in its 34th year, raises money for ORT to give a quality education to over 200,000 students in over 30 countries as they prepare to enter the job market and become leaders in their communities. Each order, which is shipped for free, comes with an eight-ounce jar of kosher honey and a personalized card.
New Ohio law to impose tougher penalties on hooning and police chases
DAYTON, Ohio (WKEF) -- 90 days from now a new law will be in effect that will crack down on hooning and police chases across Ohio. Representative Phil Plummer and Dayton Fraternal Order of Police President Sgt. Kyle Thomas agree that House Bill 56 was much needed in order to provide harsher penalties to those who lead police chases, and to those who engage in hooning or reckless driving.
Heights High Hosts Free Summer Fresh Produce Market
July 26, 2024 -- The Cleveland Heights High School MetroHealth Youth Advisory Council will host a fresh produce school market for students and the community throughout the summer in partnership with the Greater Cleveland Food Bank. Food will be distributed near the football field by Door 8 from 3:30 -...
Republicans Really Wish Trump Hadn’t Picked J.D. Vance
Some Republicans are starting to seriously regret Donald Trump’s vice presidential nominee, Ohio Senator J.D. Vance. It’s been only one week since Vance was nominated at the Republican National Convention, and already his own party members are expressing severe doubts about Trump’s pick. The former president’s allies have acknowledged that nominating Vance was the product of Trump’s absolute certainty that he would be able to defeat Joe Biden in November. While Vance wouldn’t do much for swing voters or independents, he would likely shore up support among Trump’s base. But ever since Biden passed the torch to Vice President Kamala...
Willowick pool officially renamed after Martin E. Guzauskas
The Willowick Recreation Department recently hosted a ceremony renaming Manry Pool to Martin E. Guzauskas Pool. For 46 years, Guzauskas served the city and its residents with dedication, enthusiasm and distinction, according to Willowick City Council. He demonstrated a lifelong commitment to Willowick’s aquatic programs and the development of lifesaving skills.
Boy, 11, hits his mother with a two-by-four: Shaker Heights Police Blotter
At 9 a.m. July 19, officers were dispatched to the 3000 block of Lynnfield Road to investigate a disturbance. If you purchase a product or register for an account through a link on our site, we may receive compensation. By using this site, you consent to our User Agreement and agree that your clicks, interactions, and personal information may be collected, recorded, and/or stored by us and social media and other third-party partners in accordance with our Privacy Policy.
Historical Engine Society’s Antique Power Exhibition returning to Lake Metroparks Farmpark
Lake Metroparks Farmpark announced it will host the Historical Engine Society’s 53rd Annual Antique Power Exhibition on July 26-28. This event presents a collection of restored tractors, engines and other historical equipment for enthusiasts of all ages to enjoy, according to a news release. The event also provides an opportunity for guests to learn more about the Historical Engine Society and its mission to preserve and celebrate vintage farm machinery.
WHS grad Reed earns third ITA Scholar Athlete honor
Wilmington High School graduate Caleb Reed is one of eight Baldwin Wallace University student-athletes to be recognized by the Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) as a Scholar Athlete. For Reed, this is the third year he has earned the Scholar Athlete designation from ITA. Reed won a career-best seven doubles matches...
Hudson City Schools adds more AED devices to school, athletic buildings
Hudson, OH – Hudson City Schools has added two new automatic external defibrillators on school grounds. The announcement comes days after Gov. Mike DeWine signed House Bill 47 into law, which requires AEDs in public schools. Hudson has had AEDs on campus for nearly 20 years, according to a...
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