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Bexley Mayor Ben Kessler stepping down, will join The Columbus Partnership (opens the original)
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After 14 years leading the city of Bexley, Ben Kessler is ready for his next challenge. He will step down as Bexley's mayor at the end of September to join the Columbus Partnership as executive director of the Regional Housing Coalition. Kessler joined Morning Edition host Stu Osborne to discuss his time in Bexley and what he hopes to accomplish at The Columbus Partnership. Ben Kessler: I really enjoyed my work working here as mayor of the city of Bexley. It's been an incredibly rewarding career
Columbus launches $7 million street improvement project in Bronzeville neighborhood (opens the original)
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The City of Columbus has announced street improvements are coming to the Bronzeville neighborhood. The project, part of the city's Vision Zero initiative to reduce deadly crashes, will improve Mt. Vernon Avenue between Champion and Hamilton avenues. "New sidewalks and a new concrete median will separate new on-street bike lanes," said Kelly Scocco, director of the Columbus Public Service Department. "The roadway will be resurfaced with a new striping added that will help to visually narrow the r
25 years later: Ohio leaders share their 9/11 stories (opens the original)
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We know and remember what happened on September 11, 2001. Now we're seeing the events of that day through the eyes and words of three Ohio leaders. I spoke with former Governor Bob Taft, who was in office on that date, Ohio's current Governor Mike DeWine, who was one of Ohio's U.S. Senators, and Michael Coleman, who was in his first term as Columbus Mayor. Bob Taft: "It was probably the most cataclysmic day of my time as governor of Ohio." Mike DeWine: "The only instructions I gave the staff was
Study links misuse of car seats and seat belts to more serious injuries for children in crashes (opens the original)
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A new study from researchers at Ohio State's College of Medicine finds more than half of children treated in hospitals after a car crash are injured because they were not wearing seat belts nor properly secured in a car seat. Dr. Gretchen Baker is a member of that research team and spoke with Morning Edition Host Stu Osborne about the study. Stu Osborne: One stat that really jumped out to me was that 39% of children in the study did not use any type of restraint. How did you and your team react
Ohio State to host 9/11 Memorial Stair climb to honor victims on 25th anniversary of terror attack (opens the original)
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Friday marks the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks on America. Several events are scheduled around Columbus, including Ohio State University's 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb. Major Kevin Obermeyer with the Ohio State ROTC program joined Morning Edition Host Stu Osborne to preview this year’s event. Stu Osborne: This is the 10th year of the event and this year holds extra significance with it falling on Sept. 11 and on the 25 anniversary of the attacks. How important is this event to the community?
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