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A total of 609 aircraft were built during the production run. The name Buckeye refers to the state tree of Ohio, as well as the mascot of Ohio State University. Every jet-qualified Naval Aviator and virtually every Naval Flight Officer from the late 1950s until 2004 received training in the T-2 Buckeye, a length of service spanning over four ...
Buckeye Lake Fire Chief Keisha Amspaugh said the department was dispatched to a North Bank Road home between Elmhurst Lane and Cottage Street on Monday at 2:51 p.m. after a man fell more than 20 feet.
Three teenage students in a coach bus heading to a band performance and two parent chaperones and a teacher in an SUV were killed Tuesday morning in a fiery, five-vehicle wreck on Interstate 70 in ...
Fatal car accidents in Springfield, Ohio, increased four-fold last year, The Post has learned -- as residents say a surge of Haitian migrants unfamiliar with US driving has turned their streets ...
February 20 – Gas leaking from a 10-inch natural gas transmission pipeline exploded in Portage, Ohio, injuring six people and destroying a home. [102] April 24 – An earth mover hit a 10-inch Buckeye Partners pipeline in Sylvania, Ohio, causing a geyser of naphtha, which flowed into the Ten Mile Creek. Nearby schools were impacted. [103]
First responders received 911 calls reporting the incident at approximately 8:16 am, and first responders began arriving at the scene of the accident 3 minutes after receiving the call. [2] [3] Aiden Clark, an 11-year-old boy was ejected from the bus, and died on the scene as a result, and was the only death attributed to the accident. [3]
Several are injured in Ohio after a charter bus was involved in a "very serious" crash — with high school students, teachers and parents on board, according to the governor.@mikewsyx6 has more ...
The channel began operations in 1971, as the local entertainment and sports service of what was originally known as Buckeye Cablevision, [note 3] founded in 1966 by Paul Block, Jr. and William Block, Sr. (whose family owned the city's daily newspaper, The Toledo Blade) to provide cable television service to the Toledo area. [1]