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Garfield Heights, OH - Ward 5 Councilwoman Rachelle Tonsing of Garfield Heights mobilized a community "call for action" to aid East Palestine, OH residents. According to the website of East Palestine local government, East Palestine is a community of approximately 5000 residents located on the Ohio-Pennsylvania border, one mile south of Route 14. It is within 50 miles of Pittsburgh, 85 miles of Cleveland, and 20 miles of Youngstown. It was founded in 1875 and had a charter form of government.

Ohio is home to its fair share of abandoned buildings and ghost towns but none are quite as creepy as this abandoned hospital that can be found in Stark County. Keep reading to learn more.

I'm listening to " The Talking Heads" as I write this, I've never done a Restaurant Review before but due to the brutal truth that I cant cook to save my life I am constantly eating out and also a confessed foodie, which makes life hard. I love food, if I were richer id be fatter, just saying. Once a week, in the morning while we are in line at the High school I will look at my teenage daughter and ask. Wanna get Polinori's tonight? My daughter and I are pretty predictable we usually get the same thing, I get salad and Lasagna and she likes the Chicken Parmesan and spaghetti. Polinori's has this quiet family restaurant quality that we like to escape to. Its quaint, not loud there's no annoyingly loud music blaring and the staff talks to you like welcome family.

Cleveland, OH. - "Dr. Bennie Allison was known as the Black Messiah of MEDICINE in Cleveland, Ohio. Patients knew if they were a patient of Dr. Allison, they could get what they needed; prescriptions, meals, and medical advice," says Community Activist Donna Walker-Brown.

The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) Chair Jennifer Homendy has called on US lawmakers to improve safety measures for freight trains following Norfolk Southern's train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, last month.

49-year-old Kimberly Michelle Wilson-Talley, called Kim, lived in an apartment complex on Magnolia Avenue in Youngstown, Ohio. In 1991, her mother, Caroline Wilson, was murdered. Kim took on the role of mother to her siblings, Keena Hardy and Keith Wilson.

EAST PALESTINE, OH. - The recent train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, has sparked a flurry of legislative action to hold the Norfolk Southern Railway accountable and prevent future incidents. Attorney General Dave Yost announced that Ohio has filed a lawsuit against the railroad, citing dozens of state and federal laws allegedly broken, particularly those related to protecting the environment.

It wouldn't necessarily be a challenging task for Norfolk Southern to compensate the homeowners and businesses. Attom, a property data provider, reports that there are approximately 2,600 residential properties in East Palestine, which has a population of about 5,000 individuals. The average value of a property in the area in January of this year, before the derailment occurred, was $146,000.

Every Year my daughters and I attend the events put on at The Best Western Plus Event Center. From World Class Impersonators, 5 Star Dining and unforgettable holiday shows. We attend almost everyone because the quality of the shows and the performances put on are something to truly be seen. Tonight I attended " Memories of Elvis " a tribute by world famous Elvis Impersonator Mike Albert. Its my second time seeing him and the reason is he looks and sounds just like Elvis. I like to close my eyes as he sings and ill be damned if I can trace a speck of anything in his voice other than Elvis himself. Elvis is a huge thing in our household, I raised my daughters listening to Elvis Music, so it would take allot to impress us and Mike Albert is literally the Best Elvis Impersonator I have ever seen. He presents the well known classics that Elvis sang and gets the audience members dancing and involved, he tells stories about Elvis and his own journey to becoming an Impersonator so much so that you just don't want it to end and when its over, you automatically plan for the next event, May 6th Massillon, Ohio. See I'm addicted and you will be too.

Norfolk Southern has had yet another train derailment. This time it's close to home for me personally, being less than 30 miles from my home in Northeast Alabama. I find myself literally thanking God that there were not any chemicals spilled like there had been recently in East Palestine, Ohio.

Join me as I go One on One with Dane Johnson Coach For Aviators Girls Wrestling. 4 years ago I interviewed you for my show The Flashlight. , and your dream was to create a Girls wrestling program in Alliance. Fast Forward to today and you actually have made that Happen, talk about your journey? A bit of a rough start, but I wasn't going to let these girls be denied an opportunity. For the most part, the detractors from early on have come around and are now some of our biggest fans. I actually took some heat after that first interview from a few administrators in the school system. Not all of them, but a few. They felt I portrayed them in a poor light for making it seem like they were against supporting the girls who wanted to wrestle. Sometimes the boot fits. There's been a lot of personnel changes in the school system since then. I'm happy to say I feel a lot more support now. It's all a process. It takes time and a lot of support to grow. Give the girls themselves the credit. They're ones who insisted they get to be out there on the mat and put in endless hours of training to do so. In our school, all it took was one girl to set that example and inspire others. Her winning a lot helped create attention too. People can't ignore that. One wrestler became, two, then three, and now a whole team. The other girls in the school see that and want to be a part of it. 

How long have you been running this ministry and what prompted you to create it?. My husband and I started Clothed In Righteousness 9 years ago out of love for the homeless community. Our vision was small and simple 9 years ago. All we wanted to do was serve our homeless by passing out socks and underwear quarterly and on Christmas Eve in Canton.

After a second train derailment in Ohio; federal, state, and local officials were still processing hazardous waste removal efforts from the first. According to press conferences, press releases and public comments, officials from both Michigan and Texas were blindsided by hazardous waste shipments to their respective states.

EAST PALESTINE, OH. - A mobile lab that was deployed to check for air pollution at the site of a recent train derailment in Ohio has found higher levels of acrolein than average, according to a group of scientists from Carnegie Mellon University and Texas A&M. The lab measured air pollution at the site on February 20 and 21 and found that while levels of other chemicals were below the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry's minimal risk levels, acrolein levels were notably high. However, the potential health effects of acrolein on residents are not yet apparent.

New Jersey is home to a massive spiderweb of railways that transports millions of tons of cargo every year from one of the world's largest ports deep into America's heartland. While this system is essential to the nation's economy, critics have noted that it also poses a significant risk to public safety in the event of an accident. On February 3rd, a train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio caused a toxic plume of hydrochloric acid and phosgene gas that stoked fears of deadly, toxic rains for thousands of mile. East Palestine has quickly become one of the most reported on environmental disasters in the history of the United States, with officials only able to offer vague assurances that the chemicals, which largely uncontained, are at least being diluted as they seep deeper into the surrounding environment. Now, New Jersey residents are asking the same questions as so many Americans, "Could it happen here?"

On Thursday, East Palestine Mayor Trent Conaway held a public meeting attended by representatives from Norfolk Southern to discuss the recent train derailment in the Ohio town. During the meeting, Conaway clashed with some residents and admitted to "losing it" after trying to keep his cool.

The cleanup and monitoring of the effects of toxins in East Palestine, Ohio, will last for years. After a Norfolk Southern train derailed earlier this month and dumped more than 100,000 gallons of hazardous chemicals into the air and water, many residents of East Palestine, Ohio, have cautiously returned to their homes.

The Biden Administration has directed Norfolk Southern to test for dioxin levels around Ohio's East Palestine where one of its trains transporting hazardous chemicals derailed early last month.

Clean up and clear out your homes and garages before the 2023 township bulk collection and discover hidden gems at the weekend event taking place on April 22nd and 23rd, 2023. Randolph Township is gearing up for its third annual Community-Wide Garage Sale and this year's event promises to be bigger and better than ever before. With the 2023 township bulk collection just around the corner, now is the perfect time to start clearing out those cluttered homes and garages.

Residents of East Palestine, Ohio, who claim they still suffer from illnesses nearly a month after a train carrying toxic chemicals derailed in their town, confronted the railroad operator on Thursday, demanding answers and asking if they will be relocated from their homes. The residents fear living in their homes due to potential exposure to toxic chemicals.