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Which vegetables can be planted before the last frost?

On Cincinnati Edition's monthly gardening show, our panel of experts is ready to answer your questions about all things plants, trees, flowers, crops, and more.

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University Must Pay Settlement After Woman is Killed in Botched 6-Month Abortion

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FINAL: Michigan State softball falls to Oakland in second meeting of the season, 10-5

FINAL: Michigan State softball falls to Oakland in second meeting of the season, 10-5
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Why 25,000-plus Oklahomans are still waiting for rental assistance

Timia Richardson sat alone in a wooden chair on the sixth floor of Oklahoma County Courthouse as the hall started to fill with people arriving for their eviction cases.

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Eviction worries torment as many await assistance

Since December 2020, the state has received $485 million in federal emergency funds to help those at risk of eviction or having utilities cut off, according to the U.S. Treasury. Yet thousands of Oklahomans have been evicted.

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