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A motorcycle accident stopped traffic on I-75 for about 20 minutes Saturday night. The accident happened just north of the Bancroft exit in the southbound lanes of I-75 just after 8pm. Traffic was backedMore >>
The accident happened just north of the Bancroft exit in the southbound lanes of I-75 just after 8pm.More >>
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Crime can happen anywhere at any time, but it's not just on the streets. It's inside our schools. We poured over three years of data from the Ohio Department of Education looking at 10 school districtsMore >>
Saturday, May 18 2013 1:40 AM EDT2013-05-18 05:40:04 GMT
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Have you seen "Molly?"She's popular, illegal, and very dangerous; although her name sounds innocent, she's far from it. You find her in clubs, music, and right here in the Chattahoochee Valley. We set out to find "Molly" and expose her for what she really is. More >>
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The
City of Toledo's street crews are currently busy on pothole patrol, as the
recent temperature changes and precipitation have created conditions for
potholes to form on city streets.
"We're
going to see that in the next month or so, because we've had that freeze cycle,"
explained Toledo Streets Commissioner David Pratt. "And then it thaws out and
we had more rain, which allows moisture to get underneath the pavement and
create more potholes."
Pratt
said because of an aggressive crack-sealing program over the past two years,
the city had fewer potholes in 2012 - around 51,000 - with a typical year being
around 60,000.
Pratt
is also asking everyone to help be their eyes on the roads, and report all
potholes to the city hotline, 419-936-BUMP.
Crews are using cold patches to fill new potholes.
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