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Escape from Ukraine: A Long Journey to Safety in Columbus
Jamie Longo and Eric Ponce paced near the food court of John Glenn International Airport. They carried a bouquet of sunflowers, a homemade Ukrainian flag and signs that said “We love you” and “Welcome home” in Ukrainian, while glancing anxiously down Concourse B. Home for their friend Alina Lyman is Dnipro, Ukraine, which Lyman, pregnant […]
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Update on Alina Lyman’s Flight: She Makes a Decision
She could stay in her home where bombs were falling on neighboring houses, or she could escape to safety. Alina Lyman faced an agonizing decision.
Pregnant and alone, she packed a bag and boarded a train in her hometown of Dnipro, Ukraine. Her fiance, Dima Kvitka, 24, stayed behind and joined the army to fight Russian troops who invaded their country in February.
New Three Tigers Brewery Opens in Former Granville Fire Station
The restaurant landscape in Granville is changing and growing rapidly. Three Tigers Brewing Company has found a new home in what used to be Granville’s fire house. Their grand opening will take place on Friday April 1st, but those wishing to check it out sooner can visit during their soft launch hours March 29 – 31st, noon – 8pm.
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Repurposing Wood, Repurposing Land: A Local Business Faces Coming Change
Amy Kent ran her finger around a dark ring in the center of a 2-and-a-half foot wide walnut log. “A lot of the times, I can tell you exactly where the trees came from,” Kent said. She takes pride in repurposing downed trees from nearby woods for the small business she and her partner, Jeff […]
Report Raises Important Questions About Intel for Ohio’s Next Governor, Provides Historical Context for Large-Scale Development
Experts in finance and manufacturing at The Ohio State University point out in a new report that, while Honda is often cited as an example of what Intel could become in Ohio, there are plenty of examples of other large-scale development investments in Ohio and elsewhere that didn’t prove to be as successful or enduring.
Intel CEO Interview in The New York Times
In a recent interview, Intel CEO Patrick Gelsinger talked about the present and future of the chip manufacturer that is about to spark some big changes in Licking County.
President Joe Biden Refers to the Intel Project During his State of the Union Address
Comments made by the president during his State of the Union Address had some of us at The Reporting Project scratching our heads.
Johnstown Community Wants to Know What’s Happening
Johnstown, Ohio, officials told community members at a recent council meeting they are working to better respond to community concerns about the coming Intel project. Read Jack Nimeshiem’s story in The Newark Advocate.
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Repurposing Wood, Repurposing Land: A Local Business Faces Coming Change
Amy Kent ran her finger around a dark ring in the center of a 2-and-a-half foot wide walnut log. “A lot of the times, I can tell you exactly where the trees came from,” Kent said. She takes pride in repurposing downed trees from nearby woods for the small business she and her partner, Jeff […]
Can Red Solo Go Green?
College students use a lot of plastic solo cups. A LOT! They use them and they throw them away.
One student dares to stand up and ask, “Can we do better?” Jack Reaney shares his experiences in this award-winning audio story.
Escape from Ukraine: Friends in Columbus race to help pregnant woman leave Dnipro, a city under attack
As Russian bombs rained down near her house in Dnipro, Ukraine, on Thursday March 10th, Alina Lyman wept for her city, her safety and her unborn child. And the unthinkable decision she must make. Quickly. “I’m kind of choosing between the worst scenarios, both really awful, because if I stay, I will die,” she said […]
The Buzz About Intel Coming To Rural Licking County: Even The Bees Are Affected
The Latshaw family represents the ripple effect of a massive development like the Intel project on families, farming, schools, roads, and the environment, including honey bees.
