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There are about 60 part-time firefighters assigned to the Canal Fulton/Lawrence Township Fire Department. Six new folks have been hired since April.

Oxford Biomedica shares surge after it raises its forecast for COVID-19 vaccine revenues A look at the major movers on the London market on Tuesday Oxford Biomedica PLC (LON:OXB) has been boosted by vaccine news. The company, a key manufacturer of the Oxford/AstraZeneca PLC (LON:AZN) COVID-19 vaccine, has doubled its expectations for revenue from the contract. The gene and cell therapy group said AstraZeneca had increased the number of batches required for the jab in the second half. It now estimates its revenues from the vaccine will be £100mln, up from previous forecasts of £50mln. T...

Oxford Biomedica shares surge after it raises its forecast for COVID-19 vaccine revenues A look at the major movers on the London market on Tuesday Oxford Biomedica PLC (LON:OXB) has been boosted by vaccine news. The company, a key manufacturer of the Oxford/AstraZeneca PLC (LON:AZN) COVID-19 vaccine, has doubled its expectations for revenue from the contract. The gene and cell therapy group said AstraZeneca had increased the number of batches required for the jab in the second half. It now estimates its revenues from the vaccine will be £100mln, up from previous forecasts of £50mln. T...

Make or break time for Maughan as Offaly set sights on promotion Reporter:  '); WITH Dublin in a knockout Leinster Senior Football Championship, Offaly's prospects of a successful season rest on promotion from Division 3 of the National Football League. The targets for manager John Maughan and his squad of players are fairly straightforward: win promotion and beat Louth in the first round of the Leinster championship. They are not simple ambitions but they are very achievable and Offaly have reason to be optimistic. With Tyrone folk hero Mickey Harte now at the helm, Louth should be a more ...

The Independent PERRY TWP. – Officials want to pursue criminal charges against the owner of a former billing company employed by the township. Trustees voted 3-0 Tuesday night to seek charges through the Stark County Prosecutor's Office against Cynthia Abbott, who operated the C&C Medical Billing company and handled emergency medical service (EMS) billing for the Perry Fire Department over multiple years. "We believe she didn't fulfill the duties she billed us for," Trustee Doug Haines said on Wednesday. "The billing for services was not done." According to the state auditor's office, th...