AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoCincinnati Arts: More than 300 cyclists lit up downtown and Over-the-Rhine ahead of BLINK, turning the pre-festival ride into a moving art display. School Community: Anti-Muslim flyers found near Rocky River High School prompted a police investigation and condemnation from school leaders and CAIR-Ohio. Health Costs: A new customs rule could make Canadian prescription drugs harder to obtain; Toledo resident Susan Hooper says the medicines she relies on are unavailable in the U.S. Ohio Education: Wright State welcomed more than 200 aspiring medical students for guidance on applications, the MCAT and financing medical school. Fall Outdoors: Secor Metropark’s Nature at Night Fest offered an after-dark wildlife-themed adventure, while Hocking Hills has autumn tours and events planned this month.
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