Nonprofit group Sub Zero Mission travels across Northeast Ohio helping homeless veterans
This winter, the Painesville-based group has distributed nearly 20,000 items to those experiencing homelessness.
Bill to waive instructional hours for Ashtabula Lakeside High School students after roof collapse advances in Ohio House
The district is asking for a waiver for three days in December, when students were out of class immediately after snow caused ...
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UnitedHealthcare to pay $2.5 million in settlement. How to see if you’re eligible in Ohio
The insurer offered more than 95,000 are healthcare providers in Ohio that year, according to its website. Not every person in Ohio may be eligible for a settlement payment. Who is eligible for a ...
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Oh, the irony! ‘Biggest thug in Congress’ says ‘we have a thug in charge of the United States’
It’s a cleansing. I mean, this is — listen, when Democrats got out there and we said that our democracy was really at risk, people were like, ‘Oh! Democrats, you’re out there, you’re ...
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Ohio FFA president Anna Moeller inspires United FFA members during chapter visit
(Submitted photo) HANOVERTON – United Local FFA members had a unique opportunity to engage with Ohio FFA President Anna Moeller during her recent chapter visit. Moeller, who leads over 30,000 FFA ...
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It's not a church thing: Killbuck Methodist hosts pantry, but community provides support
Christ's Cupboard is a personal care pantry that opened in August 2023 at Killbuck Methodist Church to serve the community. The pantry provides hygiene items, toiletries, cleaning essentials and ...
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Dr. Seuss’ ‘Oh, the Places You’ll Go!’ Lands 2028 Release From Director Jon M. Chu and Warner Bros.
By Ryan Gajewski Senior Entertainment Reporter The studio announced Monday that the animated musical movie Oh, the Places You’ll Go! is set for theatrical release in IMAX on March 17 ...
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An Upstate church left its Methodist denomination. Now it's being sued for the money and property.
The Methodist Church of Simpsonville, as it’s now called, announced its disaffiliation from the United Methodist Church on June 4, according to the lawsuit, and changed its corporate filings to ...