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Ohio judge rules counties can have multiple ballot drop boxes
(The Center Square) – An Ohio judge ruled Tuesday county boards of elections can install ballot drop boxes at multiple locations, overruling Sec...
Former Ohio ITT students to receive $20.6 million of debt relief
Students of the former for-profit school were victims of predatory loan practices(COLUMBUS — Ohio ttorney General Dave Yost has helped to secure...
Galion receives variance for more fans at home varsity football game
Galion granted spectator variance for remaining home varsity football gamesGALION — The Galion City Health Department and Ohio Department of Hea...
Workers staying home due to COVID-19 spurs Ohio legislation to change local income tax structure
(The Center Square) — Legislation in the Ohio General Assembly seeks to change the state’s 60-year-old income tax structure that allows mu...
Larry Obhof: Signing of tort reform bill a step forward for Ohio businesses, schools, healthcare providers
COLUMBUS — Ohio Senate President Larry Obhof (R-Medina) announced today that Gov. Mike DeWine has signed House Bill 606 into law. Obhof called t...
Gallery: Sam Sabbock Invitational; Photos by Don Tudor
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September 13th, 2020 updated: September 12th, 2020. |
Ohioans have lost more than $2.2 million to COVID-19 fraud
GALION — This year, Ohio consumers have lost over $2,270,000 to COVID-19 fraud, according to a new study by The Ascent. COVID-19 fraud includes ...
Wanted: Ohio’s top youth volunteers
COLUMBUS — In this time of disruption due to COVID-19, it’s more important than ever to celebrate young people making a difference through...
BBB warning: Don’t fall for Society Security scam
GALION — Consumers are getting slammed with fake phone calls from overseas criminals claiming to be the Social Security Administration.The calls go ...
September 12th, 2020 updated: September 15th, 2020. |
New OHSAA head believes fall starts can be completed
COLUMBUS — New Ohio High School Athletic Association executive director Doug Ute believes there is a reasonably good chance the fall high school...
