One of the goals of The Ohio Register (TOR) is to provide our readers with a broad array of content which goes beyond covering important local and state-wide matters. So periodically, we will provide stories based on the personal experience of TOR contributors including covering vacations, hobbies, and other aspects
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BY PATTY KLEIN FINDLAY - In possibly a record setting short City Council meeting on January 7, the official resignation of the Findlay Law director was accepted by council. In an add-on agenda item, Law Director Don Rasmussen indicated that his last day will be January 12, 2025. Councilman Grant
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SPRINGFIELD - A video circulating online has raised eyebrows allegedly showing law enforcement officers stopping citizens from delivering firewood to the homeless at the direction of the Springfield Ohio Commissioners ahead of the coldest day of the year. Springfield, Ohio has not ever been without its troubles, however the massive
Great Reset
Originally Posted on The Heartland Beat As the Federal Government attempts to pull out all the stops to fund the failed state of California from burning to the ground through a myriad of incompetence and misplaced agendas, it seems to have been all but forgotten that the people of large
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BY JOHN KALAS This Article was originally posted here: Greetings, This letter is circulating because I have grown tired of watching the narrative of local events and plans, continue to be carefully crafted for public consumption by those with vested interests and ill intent. I encourage you to send it
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BY JEFF SKINNER STATEWIDE - The nation has been scratching its collective head over the motives of an alleged suicide by Matthew Livelsberger, a highly decorated soldier, outside of Trump tower in Las Vegas, Nevada. Just four days ago, U.S. Army intelligence officer Sam Shoemate appeared on the Shawn
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BY JEFF SKINNER PATASKALA - In a previous article, TOR examined the machinations of one of the U.S. biggest international competitors, and their aims at influencing even local politics in Ohio. One of the most effective means of influencing a region is, of course, economics. Nowhere is that more
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NORTH PERRY VILLAGE - Just ten days after the public was made aware of the nuclear power plant waste spill in Perry village, village leaders are left puzzled as to why they were not kept in the loop. On December 16 Cleveland.com published an article notifying the public of
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BY NICK ROGERS STATEWIDE - Data center development is booming in Ohio, a region some are now calling the “Silicon Heartland.” The enormous growth is coming with equally enormous tax breaks for wealthy companies such as Amazon, Google, Meta, and Microsoft. Proponents of the expansion point to long-term job-creation, economic
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BY JEFF SKINNER STATEWIDE - While national news cycles are currently being dominated by talk of drones over New Jersey, the issue has spread to the Midwest, as mysterious drones shut down air traffic over Wright Patterson Airforce base on Monday, December 16. While the Federal Government continues to be
Healthcare
BY PATTY KLEIN STATEWIDE - Several bills that were written to remediate the damage done by COVID-era protocols, have finally made their way to the Ohio House and Senate Chambers in December of 2024. HB73 was written to protect patients from pharmacists declining to fill a prescription. Pharmacists regularly denied
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BY NICK ROGERS STATEWIDE - With the mad rush to electrify our nation’s transportation fleet, Governor Mike DeWine is looking to obtain $189 million in Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) funds under the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA). This “Climate Action Plan” has been adopted by Ohio municipal governments and entities