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Preserve tests out ‘goatscaping’ to control invasive plants
PORTSMOUTH, Va. — The Hoffler Creek Wildlife Preserve in Portsmouth, Virginia, has decided to try “goatscaping.” Staff at the preserve…
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Undefeated Hughes football looking to take league title away from Taft
Wearing discounted second-hand uniforms, the Hughes High School Big Red football team is currently second to none in the Cincinnati…
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How much is normal per week for couples? COVID pandemic’s impact.
The pandemic has changed life as we know it in a lot of ways – including our sex lives, studies…
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One night after official return, ‘Aladdin’ Broadway show cancels performance due to COVID-19
One night after official return, 'Aladdin' Broadway show cancels performance due to COVID-19 Updated: 12:41 PM EDT Sep 30, 2021…
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CDC director weighs in on safety of trick-or-treating
This year’s Halloween is expected to be a lot more enjoyable for many children. Director of the Centers for Disease…
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Cincinnati Opera announces 2022 season lineup, return to Music Hall
After two seasons away, the Cincinnati Opera is returning next summer with a new season of indoor and in-person performances. Beginning…
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BTN: FC Cincinnati vs. NY Red Bulls
Pat Brennan discusses the upcoming match between FC Cincinnati and the NY Red Bulls on this week's episode of Beyond…
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Senate passes bill to avert government shutdown
WASHINGTON – The Senate approved legislation Thursday to extend funding for the federal government through Dec. 3, but the bill…
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Princess Diana’s old London apartment is an official tourist site
And so now I would very much like to pull the cord and launched the plaque in Diana's name. Hello?…
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Workhorse Group: Loveland-based electric vehicle company shakes up executive ranks
Leaving the company effective immediately: chief operating officer Rob Willison and chief financial officer Steve Schrader. Source link
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‘Alarming levels’ of metals reportedly found in baby food
Lawmakers in Washington accuse baby food makers of knowingly putting toxic products on the market. The chairman of the Subcommittee…
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‘Run it back’: What a career year meant to Reds outfielder Tyler Naquin
Tyler Naquin bet on himself this offseason and signed with the Reds as a non-roster invitee to spring training. He…
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Congress passes bill to avert government shutdown
WASHINGTON – The House voted Thursday to join the Senate in extending funding for the federal government through Dec. 3, averting…
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