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Winter Blast II

Central Ohio drivers will be doing more of this soon.
Central Ohio drivers will be doing more of this soon.

More snow on the way

The National Weather Service has issued a winter storm warning for central Ohio on Tuesday, as the region is expected to see up to another 8 inches of snow.

Winter weather is also linked to two area deaths, including that of an 8-year-old girl.


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Lenten cooking

A collection of seafood and meatless dishes for the Lenten season from The Dispatch archives

>> Recipes

 

 

Income tax guide

The Dispatch and Bankrate.com have the answers to all your tax questions with our 2010 Income Tax Guide.

>> Articles, calculators, forms and links

 

 

 

Today's offbeat news
Leno and Letterman, bad rocket sled and Ohio club's 'lap dances for Haiti'
NHL power rankings
See who's hot and who's not according to The Dispatch's Aaron Portzline
Rose Bowl DVD
Who wants a second helping of roasted Duck?

Sports

<p>Ohio State's David Lighty, left, and teammate Jon Diebler head downcourt after a steal. | <a href='http://www.dispatch.com/live/content/multimedia/audio_slideshows/2010/02/osuiowabasketball/index.html'>More photos</a></p>
Neal C. Lauron | Dispatch

Ohio State's David Lighty, left, and teammate Jon Diebler head downcourt after a steal. | More photos

Men's basketball

Turner provides wake-up call for Buckeyes

In Evan Turner's opinion, a trip to Waffle House is the only thing worth waking up for at 7:45 a.m.

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Political news from DispatchPolitics.com

The Daily Briefing:
  • Additional petition signatures disqualified

    February 8, 2010

    A group hoping to put a referendum on the fall ballot regarding a proposal to add electronic slot machines will need more additional signatures than previously thought.

Go to DispatchPolitics.com


Features

Charlie Zimkus | Dispatch

Not app-happy?
Join the crowd: Most iPhone users overwhelmed by inordinate number of programs

If her iPhone resembled her closet, in which she keeps dozens of pairs of shoes, Caroline Cua would have screen after screen of applications.

Instead, her iPhone is all but empty.

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