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ST. MARYS — The Ohio State Highway Patrol reported at about 5 a.m. Sunday morning that a fatal crash killed a pedestrian just north of St. Marys.

KALIDA — A popular destination on Saturday for those trying to avoid a blistering sun and near 80-degree temperature, combined with a punishing 65 percent humidity, involved relaxing with a beer while watching the undefeated Ohio State Buckeyes pummel the Arkansas State Red Wolves 45-12 under the “Beer Town” tent during the third day of Kalida’s “Pioneer Days” festival.

CLEVELAND, Ohio – When it comes to keeping its animal residents separated from its human visitors, Cleveland Metroparks Zoo turns to the Association of Zoos and Aquariums for standards and guidance.

LIMA — Public health officials are ramping up efforts to get naloxone into the community amid an uptick in overdose fatalities, which have become more prevalent here since the start of the coronavirus pandemic.

LIMA — Bridging the Gap Health and Wellness Expo took place for the first time in three years due to COVID-19 from 10 a.m. to noon Saturday in the auditorium, dining hall and classrooms within Lima Senior High School.

NEW YORK — It appears Congress might answer the call of ill 9/11 responders before they face a crisis.

This is the week I move to the top of the leaderboard in a Fitbit competition. This is exciting because when you are of a “certain age,” others begin to count you out, and there’s nothing like being counted in. Especially if the “in” is in first place.

As fall and cooler weather approaches, the Ohio Department of Health is encouraging Ohioans to get their flu shot and stay up to date with their COVID-19 vaccination.

When it comes to acts of kindness, there are indeed so many ways positively to impact others.

Relying on a credit limit in a shaky economy is the equivalent of expecting a weak bridge to weather a storm and carry you to survival.