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Hamburgers for life reward to man who helped Ohio kidnap victims
CLEVELAND (Reuters) - The man made famous for putting down his Big Mac to help free three women held captive for about a decade in a Cleveland house will never have to buy a hamburger in his hometown ...
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Fitch Releases Report on Columbus OH
Lack of Stringent U.S. CMBS Underwriting Could Affect REITs Changes in the availability, pricing, and underwriting stringency of U.S. CMBS financing could affect REITs directly and indirectly, according to Fitch Ratings. In addition, a boom-or-bust cycle for CMBS loan performance would negatively affect REITs that regularly access the CMBS ...
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Ohio Voter Fraud Does Exist But Not An Epidemic
May 23, 2013 3:19pm In what was one of the 2012 election cycle’s most important battleground states, ';voter fraud does exist,'; Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted acknowledged in a report on Thursday. ';But it is not an epidemic.'; Husted, a Republican and the state’s chief elections official, said at a news conference and in an accompanying report that based on ...
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NASA head views progress on asteroid lasso mission
PASADENA, Calif. -; The head of NASA is visiting the Jet Propulsion Laboratory where engineers are working on a proposed mission to lasso a small asteroid and drag it closer to Earth for astronauts to ...
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Survey These four Cincinnati sectors find its harder than ever to fill jobs
Hiring managers in health care and technology sectors are having difficulty finding new hires. Business and scientific/technical fields also reported trouble. In case you havent already noticed, business owners in certain sectors are having an even tougher time now filling jobs than they did a year ago. Thats one of the key findings in the Greater Cincinnati Human Resources Associations ...
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Fatherdaughter duo plays free show
Madeira Parks & Recreation Board will host the father/daughter duo Anna and Milovan, 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Sunday, June 2, at the Eagle Scout Shelter at McDonald ...
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Veterans worried memorial will be forgotten
Bob Shannon, left, and Leo Sunderman, members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 3627, stand by the veterans memorial near the intersection of Kellogg Avenue and Apple Hill Road. The Post has been looking after the memorial for years and changes the flag yearly around Memorial Day. / Lisa Wakeland/The Community ...
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Oak Hills students partner with French students on sustainable energy project
Oak Hills High School students Lauren Williams, left, and Jessica Bruns hold up the solar oven they made during a cross-curricular, international project students took part in Tuesday, May 21. Oak Hills students worked with students from a high school in France for the project focused on sustainable energy. / Thanks to Meghan ...
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Labrador retriever has heart cured by first procedure in Tristate
Maggie the Labrador retriever with, from left: front, Drs. Maggie Schuckmann and Megan McLane, and back, technicians Chrissy Miller and Kara Gotham. / ...
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Man gets 22 years in heroin dealing case
A federal judge in Covington on Wednesday sentenced a Cincinnati man to almost 22 years in prison in connection with distributing and selling heroin last July in ...
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Westwood Civic to discuss business district plan
Plans for the business district will be discussed at the next civic association meeting at 7 p.m. Tuesday, May 28, at Westwood Town Hall, 3017 Harrison ...
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Community observers sitting in Winton Woods superintendent interviews
FOREST PARK — Eleven representatives from school and community groups in the Winton Woods City School District will act as observers in the second-round interviews for district superintendent. The group will sit in on board interviews with the following ...
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Tea party meets on IRS
The SouthWest Cincinnati Tea Party will host a town hall on the IRS ...
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Milfords Frontier Days is a time to reconnect with friends
A group of Milford youth line the curb for a previous Frontier Days Parade. From left are: Michael Chacko, Josh Hollander, Kevin Korneffel, Marissa Vilardo, Colleen Johnston, Sydney Connor, Heather Myers and Kristen Teter. / File ...
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Oak Hills School Board president Try for another levy
DELHI TWP. — Oak Hills Local School District Treasurer Ronda Johnson said the district will be ...
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Restaurant owner hopes to reopen
The afternoon sun, filtered through a blue tarp protecting an outside portion of the burned Laszlo's Iron Skillet in Newtown, bathes owner Monica Lippmeier. She's pointing to an area in the kitchen where investigators believe a fire started. / Jeanne Houck/The Community ...
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Inman receives scholarship from XU
The daughter of Debi and Ron Inman, she graduated from Ursuline Academy last year, where she was active in Earth action team, softball and Relay for ...
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Youth can build character at Reds baseball camp
Reds catcher Devin Mesoraco meets a young fan at last year's Reds Rookie Success League camp at the Batavia Township Community Center. / File ...
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Cintrifuse brings in J.P. Morgan i-banker to vet VC funds
Sarah Adams Anderson is the new principal in the Cintrifuse Early Stage Capital Fund I LLC. Cincinnati-based innovation accelerator Cintrifuse has brought in a former J.P. Morgan investment banker to help it find venture capital funds in which to invest. Cintrifuse, which operates a so-called fund of funds that will invest in venture capital funds, has added Sarah Adams Anderson as principal in ...
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Ohio rescuer Charles Ramsey’s reward for heroics Free burgers for life
Neighbour Charles Ramsey speaks to media near the home on the 2200 block of Seymour Avenue, where three missing women were rescued in Cleveland on May 6, 2013. (Scott ...
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Commentary Garcia will continue paying for latest Tiger comment
Sergio Garcia, left, and Tiger Woods during the third round of The Players Championship this month Sergio Garcia could have stopped after he whined about fans of Tiger Woods making too much noise on the golf course. He should have stopped after saying Woods is not a nice person who has been lying to the media since the first time he stepped into an interview room. That he didn't ...
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Mens basketball Krzyzewski to coach Olympic team
DURHAM, N.C. -- Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski is back as the U.S. men's national team coach and ready for another run at Olympic gold. During a news conference at Duke today, Krzyzewski called it the "ultimate honor" to represent his country. "I really thought I wasn't going to do it," Krzyzewski said. "But now that I am doing it, I can tell you I am ...
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Indianapolis 500 Stability aids Penske Ganassi dominance
INDIANAPOLIS -- Dario Franchitti and Helio Castroneves will attempt to join the exclusive four-victory club on Sunday in the Indianapolis 500. Call it coincidence that Franchitti drives for Chip Ganassi Racing and Castroneves for Team Penske, the dominant teams the past 13 years. The constant in that domination -- a combined nine victories between the teams in that span -- has been the ...
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MLB Tigers outlast Tribe
CLEVELAND -- Indians right-hander Ubaldo Jimenez gave up six runs on seven hits in four innings and the Detroit Tigers prevailed 11-7 last night at Progressive Field.Rain in the bottom of the fifth and end of the seventh delayed the game for a combined 1 hour, 50 minutes. The final pitch happened at 12:28 a.m. The Tigers swept the two-game series to pull within a half-game of the American ...
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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. Read more
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