A pending plan for a fifth building at the South Lake Industrial Center in Vernon Hills would erase the vestiges of a former family farm and a once exclusive dinner club that operated for 40 years.
Updated: 3:18 AM EDT May 28, 2021
COLUMBUS, Ohio The pool season is back for Central Ohio communities. It has been a full year since many of them have opened because of the pandemic.
In 2020, communities, including Columbus, decided to close pools to help stop the spread of COVID-19. Now that vaccinations are on the rise, and cases of COVID-19 are down, the opening of pools is a move toward normalcy. But, the pandemic still lingers. A lot of pools around the community are desperate for staffing according to Sarah Pena, the aquatics manager at Lifetime Fitness in Dublin.
Pena said that because pools closed last year, many lifeguards let their certifications lapse. This year many are just not getting back into the business.
Tip leads to man’s arrest in fatal hit-and-run of jogger along Loop 1604 on NW Side
Suspect was confronted by police outside a gym
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SAN ANTONIO – The driver accused of fatally striking a runner along Loop 1604 earlier this month claimed that he thought he hit a deer when questioned by San Antonio police, according to an arrest warrant affidavit.
Records with the Bexar County Jail show Joel Angel Zaragoza, 28, was arrested Tuesday night on a charge of failure to stop and render aid resulting in death, a second-degree felony. His bond is set at $50,000.
The hit-and-run that killed well-known runner Lisa Rosenstein occurred around 7 a.m. May 2 on the North Loop 1604 West eastbound access road between Lockhill Selma Road and NW Military Highway.
Masks or no masks? Northeast Ohio businesses must decide protocols after mandates lift
Updated May 19, 2021;
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CLEVELAND, Ohio Until mid-May, wearing masks in Ohio was a strict mandate, with businesses and other public places enforcing the policy as best as possible.
But as of last Friday, that mandate has loosened, at least for vaccinated people. Gov. Mike DeWine announced that fully vaccinated Ohioans wouldn’t be required to wear a mask unless they are in certain crowded indoor settings after the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said fully vaccinated people don’t have to wear masks outside or in most indoor spaces.