Victoria Moorwood
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1 week ago |
cincinnati.com | Victoria Moorwood
HAMILTON, Ohio − Armando Reyes Rodriguez got a call from a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer Monday. He needed to come to ICE's office in Blue Ash to have his ankle monitor removed. ICE uses ankle monitors to track people living in the U.S. without legal status, it does not mean they have been convicted of a crime. The phone call was unusual, said Caleb Kragt, co-pastor of Rodriguez's church in Tipp City.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Victoria Moorwood
HAMILTON, Ohio − Armando Reyes Rodriguez got a call from a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer Monday. He needed to come to ICE's office in Blue Ash to have his ankle monitor removed. ICE uses ankle monitors to track people living in the U.S. without legal immigration status, it does not mean they have been convicted of a crime. The phone call was unusual, said Caleb Kragt, co-pastor of Rodriguez's church in Tipp City.
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1 week ago |
cincinnati.com | Victoria Moorwood
LIBERTY TOWNSHIP, Ohio ‒ Dozens of people lined up early Wednesday morning in suburban Cincinnati to try the state's first Wawa. The Pennsylvania-based gas and convenience store chain opened its first Ohio location with fanfare Wednesday, which also marks the 61st anniversary of the company's first convenience store. State lawmakers celebrated the chain's arrival, the Lakota East High School Marching performed and Wawa customers got free coffee at the new store in Butler County.
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1 week ago |
dispatch.com | Victoria Moorwood
Skip to main contentShow Caption Hide Caption Watch: Wawa spreads its wings with new stores across OhioWawa, a popular convenience store, is spreading across Ohio with plans to open 60 stores in the next five to 10 years. LIBERTY TOWNSHIP, Ohio ‒ Ohio's first Wawa opens in Butler County on Wednesday. The convenience store and gas station known for its hoagies will open on Cincinnati Dayton Road and is the first of eight to 10 Wawas expected to open in Ohio this year.
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2 weeks ago |
times-gazette.com | Victoria Moorwood |Scott Wartman |Jessie Balmert
This story has been updated with context, history and additional interviewsHamilton County leaders don't want the state to forget about the Cincinnati Bengals and Paycor Stadium. The county and Bengals have asked the state, in its two-year budget, to provide $350 million for upgrades to Paycor Stadium, Hamilton County Board of Commissioners President Denise Driehaus said on Thursday.
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