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Cincinnatians have been helping Santa and the postal service provide gifts for children since at least 1912. Last year, "Ohio was in the top six in the country for most letters adopted," reports Naddia Dhalai, USPS Strategic Communications spokesperson.
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Nationwide, 53.4 million travelers will head out this Thanksgiving holiday either by car or by plane. That's the fourth highest number since AAA has been keeping track.
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The Ohio Department of Health continues to urge vaccinations for COVID, while Republican lawmakers and elected officials push back on vaccine mandates.
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Business owners will get a free year-long chamber membership, four education programs throughout the year, and access to mentors and resources to grow their businesses.
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Teachers are describing a "toxic culture" where they're threatened with discipline and termination for not administering the tests.
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Gov. Andy Beshear’s administration says $127 million in federal relief money planned for school construction in Kentucky will not be able to be spent as intended.
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The decades-long working relationship between Cincinnati Public Schools and Metro may end in June 2022.
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Akron, Cleveland, Cincinnati, Columbus and Dayton all earned perfect scores of 100 on the Municipal Equality Index.
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Kenneth Parker has been serving in the office as an assistant U.S. attorney for more than 20 years. Parker takes over the job from Acting U.S. Attorney Vipal Patel.
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