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Grandview Heights Concerned About Rise In Black Tar Heroin
Police on Tuesday planned to hold a forum to address concerns about black tar heroin.
Schools keep grip on public records
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One project brought a Muirfield kitchen, which was contemporary when it was built, up to the luxury feel sought in modern homes.
Most of the focus in Senate education-committee debate so far has been on how to grade schools using a new A-through-F system and on the so-called third-grade reading guarantee.
Local hotel occupancy jumps 5.8% in 1st quarter
May 16--Bodybuilding, basketball games, archery and an improving economy helped bring more overnight visitors to Columbus in the first three months of the year than in the comparable period a year ago.
Grandview teachers would not see pay increase in first year of pact
In case you missed it when we posted this on Friday, we have a full -text .pdf of the Main Street Dam Removal study on Dispatch.com. You can see it here There will be food, music and a lot of hard work going on Saturday at the YES Clubhouse in Newark, and the community is invited to join in.
Grandview Heights Police Warn Teens Of Black Tar Heroin
Black Tar Heroin resembles tar, but more and more people are using to get high. The drug, which is highly addictive and even deadly, has been found in Central Ohio.
Upper Arlington schools move may be good for Grandview
Tentative plans for the Upper Arlington City School District to relocate its property maintenance operations from Grandview Heights to a site off Trabue Road just west of Dublin Road will benefit the losing community to some degree at the expense of the new host community.
Upper Arlington schools OK plan for new operations facility
More than 382,000 Ohio students would be forced to pay significantly more in college-loan costs unless Congress acts to block the interest rate from doubling on federally-subsidized Stafford loans by July 1, Sen.