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• Scooters and Bike Share Both Seeing Bumps in Ridership

  17-07-2020 22:22
  
  More people have been renting CoGo bikes this spring and summer compared to the last two years, a reversal of what had been a downward trend in ridership for the bike share system. With an average of 5,145 rides per month from March through June of this year, it seems that some people responded to […]
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• Yellow Brick Pizza Closing King Avenue Location

  17-07-2020 20:25
  
  Tomorrow, Saturday, July 18 is your last chance to score some pies from Yellow Brick Pizza’s location at 245 King Ave. The restaurant opened in 2018. The pizza joint shared in a Facebook post it would be moving the King Avenue location to Franklinton, which was announced in October 2019. Yellow Brick will be joining […]
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• Sentencing Database Could Level Playing Field for Defendants, Enhance Public Trust

  17-07-2020 18:21
  
  By Susan Tebben Despite state legislation to monitor court sentencing data and race statistics, Ohio’s courts have not been collecting or sharing information vital to keep the courts and the public informed about judicial activity. That’s what judges, including two from the state’s highest court, said about a new sentencing database they say will help keep […]
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• House Speaker Raises Unfounded Theory of ‘Double Counting’ COVID Cases

  17-07-2020 17:28
  
  By Jake Zuckerman Ohio House Speaker Larry Householder, without evidence, floated a theory to reporters Thursday in which the Ohio Department of Health is counting some COVID-19 cases twice and some as many as 15 times. Householder, R-Glenford, said he doesn’t necessarily believe the notion himself that ODH is inflating the data, but said there’s a […]
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• Fine Movie Options, No Mask Necessary

  17-07-2020 16:11
  
  Should you? Shouldn’t you? You definitely should, but there’s no need to worry about it if you just stay home. While this week boasts fewer big names than last week, there are several excellent movie options for home viewing. First Cow by Hope Madden Kelly Reichardt films tell a story, but not in the traditional […]
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• City Chat: 2020 Election- Changing History

  17-07-2020 16:08 via youtube.com
  
  
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