‘If the adults don’t, kids will’: Columbus students continue to protest ICE
‘I definitely think this is only the beginning, and it’s going to grow bigger and more powerful as more people speak up.’
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Fewer people are dying from overdose, but the policies and the social determinants of health did not vanish.
Longtime OSU Wexner Medical Center doctor received payments from Epstein
Dr. Mark Landon, the chair of the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at the Ohio State University College of Medicine and a faculty member at Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center since 1987, said in a statement that he did not provide clinical care for Jeffrey Epstein or any of his victims.
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Harsh times for America's most famous Haitian community.
The Ambry Library prepares to open its doors to the Linden community
Opening Saturday, the arts-focused space will serve as an intimate concert venue, a gallery, and a library, as well as a center for community gathering and education.
On Development: Cars can’t take us where we need to go
The billions of dollars of new road improvements cited in MORPC’s analysis 26 years ago have already been spent, and now we’re still looking at the same challenges with more people and more roads.
Activists call for nationwide general strike to protest ICE, Columbus answers
In addition to the general strike, a protest will take place at 3 p.m. today (Friday, Jan. 30) at the Ohio Statehouse.
Even cities as auto dependent as Columbus can imagine ‘Life After Cars’
There’s certainly some irony in a visit from ‘The War on Cars’ podcast hosts Sarah Goodyear and Doug Gordon being canceled by a Level 3 snow emergency that prevented drivers from taking to the road on Sunday.
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