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Democrat. he has a question about something a lot of people in cincinnati are concerned about. todd, take it away. >> as mr. lemon said, you have already touched on the subject of my question. the two most recent past presidents have both campaigned using this region's interstate 75 bridge, the bridge that crosses the ohio river as backdrops with the promise of an infrastructure bill that would help with replacement. president biden, is it possible to bring congress together to build a bridge that does not just benefit this region but the entire i-75 corridor from michigan to florida? >> the a...

Bridge too. >> todd michael is here. he's a union electrician and a democrat. he has a question about something a lot of people in cincinnati are concerned about. todd, take it away. >> as mr. lemon said, you have already touched on the subject of my question. the two most recent past presidents have both campaigned using this region's interstate 75 bridge, the bridge that crosses the ohio river as backdrops with the promise of an infrastructure bill that would help with replacement. president biden, is it possible to bring congress together to build a bridge that does not just benefit this re...

Christine Fisher Grow and husband Richard Grow Sr. sold the house on Everglades Island to investment group headed by Todd Michael Glaser.

Even after a federal agency deemed him an “imminent hazard” and banned him from interstate driving, the truck driver who plowed into a Mesa home – killing one resident and sending two others to the hospital – has not been charged with any crimes. Todd Welliver and his fiancee, Ginger Mcdonald, were sitting in the garage of their Mesa home, talking about an upcoming vacation. It was New Year’s Eve. Instead of going out on the town, they decided to stay in – and stay safe. So, they thought. “We were going to go out to dinner with a friend, but we canceled and ...

A proposed minimum wage increase elevates the need for products to keep operational costs low. iStock With recent legislation pushing for a $15 dollar minimum wage, the industry has had to think about mitigating potential costs on top of other obstacles. Bob Fisher, vice president of marketing at Knouse Foods, says COVID-19 has brought a new list of challenges for operators—especially when it comes to labor. “A lot of restaurants were closed for three months, opened up over the summer, and needed waitresses and servers in addition to the people in the back-of-house. Then, many restaurants...