We're replacing two vans about 10 years old and (with) a ton of mileage, and one or the other has been in the shop often.

We sent Lifeline of Ohio a photograph of Bill a few years ago. But we had never been able to see the quilt, as it was always displayed in Columbus or another location. We were very grateful to be able to finally see the quilt with Bill's photo on it.

The final package is not yet decided. Neither of these institutions is out of cash. As we get to the point that cash becomes critical for their operations, we will make sure that one of these sources is called upon.

The biggest stumbling block is that the owner's identity is tied to the company. A lot of our work is getting them organized.

If you had a one person, one vote situation and if a Metro candidate was to win, there's a real risk that people from other parts of the province would look at it and say that wasn't fair, we were not fairly represented,

From a pure economic standpoint, I understand that this is a worldwide economic matter, but that should not preclude governments taking some short-term measures simply because this is having a devastating effect on working men and women,