Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 18th of September.
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📰 Economy
Swagelok officials announced plans to expand their campus on Solon & Cochran roads by adding 1,200 new positions this year.
The expansion will boost local job opportunities, with further hiring planned next year to meet growing customer demand.
Gas prices in Northeast Ohio have surged this week as the Cleveland-area average for regular gas hit $4.39 and diesel peaked at $6.33 per gallon, straining drivers and trucking companies alike.
Some locals report that a weekly fill-up has nearly doubled in cost.
🌲 Environment
Baby sturgeon released last September from Rivergate Park have more than doubled in size, officials said.
Sturgeon Fest (with events at Cascade Valley Metro Park and Boston Mills) will be held at Rivergate Park on Saturday, Sept. 19 from 1 to 4 p.m.
🏛️ Government
State Auditor Keith Faber’s audit found Ohio utility bills have surged by 34% since 2022 & the Public Utilities Commission lacks a clear plan for growing demand.
Residents have experienced repeated outages from FirstEnergy, prompting calls for better oversight.
🏥 Health
Emergency rooms in Northeast Ohio report a surge in e-bike injuries this summer, with children among the most seriously hurt as hospitals treat facial fractures and head trauma.
Doctors advise parents to check speed settings and use DOT-certified helmets for safety.
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