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Oliver the special gorilla


Oliver the special gorilla

Oliver, a 21-year-old gorilla at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium, has been to New York, Tennessee, Georgia and most recently Ohio. He is well-travelled because he is special for a number of reasons, and because of these reasons, he is also difficult to socialize, which is so important to his development and the survival of his species.

Oliver, the newest edition to the Western lowland gorilla population at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium, is an extremely well-travelled primate; he’s probably seen more of the country than many humans.

He joined the Columbus Zoo in September, 2009, but all these months later he remains on his o ... more


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Tuesday 7th February, 2012

    • Ohio's Kasich touts education, broadband in speech

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    STEUBENVILLE, Ohio (AP) -- Gov. John Kasich announced a plan to boost broadband network speeds, introduced an award honoring courageous Ohioans and said shale drilling shouldn't come at the ...

    • City denies excessive force in post-stun gun death

    Associated Press

    CINCINNATI (AP) -- A southwest Ohio city is denying allegations that two police officers used excessive force against a man who died in 2009 after police used a stun gun on ...

    • Group asks candidates to support Asian carp fight

    Associated Press

    TRAVERSE CITY, Mich. (AP) -- Environmental activists Tuesday challenged President Barack Obama and the Republicans hoping to unseat him to support a hotly debated plan to protect the Great Lakes ...

  • Hecklers, demonstrators attend Ohio gov's speech

    Associated Press

    STEUBENVILLE, Ohio (AP) -- Troopers helped escort seven hecklers out of Gov. John Kasich's State of the State address as he talked about drilling for natural gas in eastern ...

  • Ohio governor: Drilling, environment compatible

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    STEUBENVILLE, Ohio (AP) -- Ohio doesn't need to choose between a developing shale energy industry and a clean environment, Gov. John Kasich told state lawmakers in his State of the State ...

  • Truberry building BIA Foundation house at 2012 Parade of Homes

    Columbus Business First

    Rendering courtesy of Truberry Custom Homes A rendering shows Truberry Custom Homes' planned BIA Foundation house that will be sold for charity at this year's Parade of ...

  • Kasich calls for balance on shale drilling in State of the State

    Columbus Business First

    Gov. John Kasich said during his State of the State address in Steubenville that his administration would help develop the shale gas industry in Ohio while still protecting the ...

  • State-run broadband network to get 10 times faster – Kasich

    Columbus Business First

    The state will spend more than $10 million on upgrades that will increase speeds ten-fold on a state-run broadband network used by universities, schools governments and private businesses, Ohio ...

  • Countdown: 10 best college values

    Columbus Business First

    Follow this company made the organizations' larger list of 150 public and private universities. Each year, the Princeton Review starts with a list of 650 public and private ...

  • How would 'reshoring' work here? JobsOhio has an idea

    Columbus Business First

    Kristi Tanner , chief operating officer of JobsOhio and general manager in charge of recruiting automotive, aerospace and aviation companies to the Buckeye State. Tanner told the JobsOhio board last ...

  • Proposal would pay $2.85M for Ohio Turnpike study

    Associated Press

    COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -- The consultant studying whether the state should lease the Ohio Turnpike would be paid $2.85 million under a proposed contract, well above the $1.5 million the state initially ...

  • Cook County Sheriff leads national sex crime sting

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    CHICAGO (AP) -- The days surrounding the Super Bowl weren't so super for more than 500 people arrested around the country on prostitution and other sex crime ...

  • Vice President to be in Ohio on Thursday

    Associated Press

    COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -- Vice President Joe Biden could make some news at the Ohio Newspaper Association's convention this week in his latest Ohio ...

  • Militia trial starts in Michigan with jury picks

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    DETROIT (AP) -- A judge is asking potential jurors what they think about the use of confidential informants as jury selection starts in the trial of seven people accused of conspiring to rebel ...

  • Gingrich hits Romney, Obama, on Catholic rights

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    CINCINNATI (AP) -- Newt Gingrich thrust the reproductive rights issue into the GOP campaign spotlight on Tuesday, criticizing both Mitt Romney and President Barack Obama's records on requiring ...

  • Kodak Ohio workers told about 80 layoffs coming

    Associated Press

    Kodak says it received permission from the bankruptcy court to continue paying employees, maintaining customer programs and using current cash management systems and bank ...

  • Buckeye Institute hires new leader to expand influence

    Columbus Business First

    The Buckeye Institute for Public Policy Solutions hopes a new director can help its research reach more policy makers. The conservative think tank has ...

  • Sutherlands Lumber closing east Columbus store; promises to reopen in new location

    Columbus Business First

    Sutherlands Lumber Co. customers who were using the closing 575 N. Nelson Road location will have to use either the 2590 Clime Road or Circleville stores ...

  • R.G. Barry profit rises on better shoe, accessory sales

    Columbus Business First

    Follow this company increased its second-quarter profit as sales of footwear and accessories improved by 12 percent. The Pickerington-based company reported net income of about $6.4 ...

  • Losses widen at Scott's Miracle-Gro in Q1

    Columbus Business First

    Follow this company 's losses widened in its fiscal first quarter as the company's sales faltered and costs increased. The Marysville-based company lost $73.9 million, or $1.21 ...

  • Nearly 220,000 deer taken in Ohio hunting season

    Associated Press

    LIMA, Ohio (AP) -- Ohio officials say the number of deer harvested in the most recent hunting season decreased by nearly 20,000 compared with last ...

  • Anti-violence march honors slain NE Ohio student

    Associated Press

    YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (AP) -- Relatives and friends of a northeast Ohio college student who was killed have marked the one-year anniversary of the shooting near the Youngstown State University campus ...

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