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Person rescued from house fire in south Columbus
Three people were in the house when the fire started. Two of them got out before firefighters arrived.
Credit: WBNS
Crews rescue a person from the second floor of a home on Whittier Street early Friday morning. Author: WBNS-10TV Staff Updated: 4:41 AM EST March 5, 2021
Firefighters with the Columbus Division of Fire used a ladder to rescue a person from the second floor of a burning home in south Columbus early Friday morning.
The fire chief on scene told 10TV three people were in the house on Whittier Street near South 22nd Street just before 2 a.m. when the fire started.
The controversial apartment development planned for the Giant Eagle site near German Village is going back to the drawing board for revisions after a city panel questioned the project s height and density.
The Columbus Development Commission voted this month to table a rezoning request. The Pizzuti Companies want to build a 263-unit apartment complex at 280 E. Whittier St., in the heart of a densely populated Schumacher Place neighborhood. The site abuts German Village. Please lower the height, stop the massing, said Brenda Gischel, who leads the Schumacher Place Civic Association. They clearly think that the project is too large for the property
Tamarion Shepherd may be young, but he knows the value of hard work. Author: Yolanda Harris Updated: 8:32 PM EST January 21, 2021
Tamarion Shepherd is only in the 5th grade and he’s already running his own lawn care business.
But when Shepherd s family found out they’d be losing their home, he expected to lose his business too. However, his community wasn’t going to let that happen.
At just 11-year-old, Shepherd knows the value of hard work and the thrill of running his own business, even at his young age.
“The type of things I do is cut grass, rake leaves, pull weeds and everything else,” he said. “What made me wanna cut grass and stuff is I just get satisfied when I see how it was before and then see how it is after.”
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