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Wilson Borough shooting suspect found after 7 months in hiding Updated Apr 19, 2021; The suspect in a shooting seven months ago in Wilson Borough was picked up Monday by police. Wilson Borough police charged Cartrell Danzell Flucker with the shooting of Gustavo Raul-Danino Ferrando, according to a news release. Ferrando was shot multiple times early Sept. 12 in the 1600 block of Spruce Street, police said. Police believe Ferrando was buying drugs from Flucker. Police conducting surveillance Monday in the 1000 block of Washington Street saw Flucker and then caught him in Easton after a brief ...

Rachel Quarrell. "The more things change, the more they stay the same" is the story of this year's Oxford versus Cambridge Boat Races.  The 192-year-old event gets its biggest makeover in a century and a half today, moving off the changeable tidal Thames to the calmer waters of the Great Ouse at Ely, but the pain, sweat, tears and ecstasy of those taking part this afternoon will feel the same as in every previous year, regardless of surroundings.   Visually it's a complete switch, from a 6779-metre curving course hemmed in by west London's buildings on an unpredictable tidal river to an...

After a year of working at home because of the coronavirus, a big chunk of workers aren't ready to head back to the office just yet. Most want assurances they will be safe in the workplace, and a large number of them say businesses should require employees to be vaccinated. Failing that, employers should offer incentives persuading workers to roll up their sleeves and get a shot, according to a March poll of U.S. workers. A separate poll shows owners of small and midsize businesses think along similar lines. "The COVID-19 vaccine is slowly starting to reach some segments of the workforce...

If you're looking for a COVID-19 vaccine appointment at one of Ohio's pop-up vaccination clinics, you might have a difficult time finding one.

When the loading dock doors rise at Ohio State's Schottenstein Center, in rolls something the arena was never prepared to handle until now. Historically, what flows through the floor-to-ceiling doors is gear for college athletes or performers such as the Rolling Stones. But, these days,   it's thousands of doses of COVID-19 vaccines a week. Crystal Tubbs, associate director of the department of pharmacy, is there each week to meet the delivery driver and the lifesaving serum, marking the first step in a long yet seemingly efficient process to reach a patient's arm. "Either via FedEx or ...