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Car crashes through fence at Chico Air Museum, damages antique plane
A car crashed through a chain link fence and ended up hitting an antique plane at the Chico Air Museum.
Posted: Jul 11, 2021 5:41 PM
Updated: Jul 11, 2021 5:45 PM
Posted By: Carmela Karcher
CHICO, Calif. - A car crashed through a chain link fence and ended up hitting an antique plane at the Chico Air Museum.
At around 10:30 Sunday morning, Chico Police said a student driver mistook the accelerator pedal for the brake pedal while making a turn.
The driver then hopped the curb into the fenced yard of the Chico Air Museum and collided with an airplane.
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DeWine signs $20 million broadband expansion program
By Patrick Keck - pkeck@aimmediamidwest.com
COLUMBUS On Monday, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine signed into law a bill that could have major implications to counties like Scioto where broadband access remains an issue.
Through legislation sponsored by state Reps. Rick Carfagna, R-Genoa Township and Brian Stewart, R-Ashville, House Bill 2 creates the Ohio Residential Broadband Expansion Grant Program.
“Broadband is the great social equalizer of our time, it will bring employment, education, health care and commerce opportunities presently denied to so many throughout Ohio,” said Carfagna in a press release earlier this week. “Nearly 1 million Ohioans lack access to reliable high-speed internet service simply because of where they reside. We need to change that through cooperative efforts between the state and broadband providers, and House Bill 2 is the first step in doing so.”