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Columbus man hopes app protects kids from bullying, violence

His old coach  invested in us kids. I m forever grateful, Sutton said. That man did so much for us. It was like teaching you life through basketball. It wasn t just about basketball. It was about life. His appreciation of the game led him to coach inner-city youth basketball for years. When his older son, Dorian, was bullied in high school, Sutton drew from that experience and his coaching background to start a youth mentoring and anti-bullying program. He held sessions in Columbus city schools and even made a few appearances on local news broadcasts, teaming up for a time with Cabot Rea, a now-retired anchor with WCMH-TV (Channel 4), who had started a Battle Against Bullying effort.

Theodore Decker: DeWine s Ohio vaccine lottery makes COVID shot tempting

Gov. Mike DeWine: Hold my syringe. By God, it s a stroke of genius. DeWine unveiled his Ohio Vax-a-Million plan on Wednesday, during a news conference in which he also announced the dialing-back of pandemic restrictions that have been in place since, what, 1975? Other states are trying similar strategies to raise their vaccination numbers, which have begun to plateau. West Virginia announced last week that residents ages 16 to 35 would be eligible to receive a $100 savings bond. New Jersey announced a shot and a beer  program for residents of legal drinking age, and Maine is offering free hunting or fishing licenses, L.L. Bean gift cards and other prizes to residents who get their shots by Memorial Day.

What to know about dealing with cicadas in your Ohio garden

The 17-year-phenomenon of cicadas is beginning, but gardeners shouldn t worry as they pose no threat to plants and flowers.

Theodore Decker: DeWine strikes gold with vaccine lottery

Theodore Decker: DeWine strikes gold with vaccine lottery Theodore Decker, The Columbus Dispatch © Barbara J. Perenic/Columbus Dispatch Ohio Governor Mike DeWine wears an Ohio State tie during a visit to the Columbus COVID-19 mass vaccination site at the Ohio State University s Schottenstein Center on Monday, April 5, 2021. Gov. Mike DeWine: Hold my syringe. By God, it s a stroke of genius. DeWine unveiled his Ohio Vax-a-Million plan on Wednesday, during a news conference in which he also announced the dialing-back of pandemic restrictions that have been in place since, what, 1975? Other states are trying similar strategies to raise their vaccination numbers, which have begun to plateau.

Public restroom plan for Downtown Columbus a capital idea

But I am on board with the city s public potty plan. Promises to build restrooms are not the bedrock of successful political campaigns, and their absence does not raise the voting public s hackles in the way that an absence of snow removal equipment might. City mayors have lost elections over the latter. If a mayor has been ousted over the former, I d be surprised. I d also want to hear about it. Columbus has enough on its plate, it may be argued, that public restrooms should be taking a back seat to more-pressing issues. Chief among them are the city s hunt for a new police chief and its search for solutions to a run of violence that may well surpass last year s record-setting homicide total.

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