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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
Great Reset
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
Statewide
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
Statewide
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
Local
CHESTER TWP - After a November election which solidified infrastructure and police funding for the small township of Chester, the trustees have voted to approve a not insignificant expenditure which would install Flock Cameras throughout the area, setting up an unregulated surveillance system to monitor the quiet town. While Police
Local
BY PATTY KLEIN FINDLAY - A Findlay Parks and Recreation meeting was held on October 3. Mayor Muryn presented committee members with digital renditions from park designer, Human Nature, Inc that detailed several ideas for the controversial Findlay Downtown Recreation Area which includes many elaborate park structures. The park has
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BY TOM HACH STATEWIDE - It has been evident for many years the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is waging war to overtake the US. While this is a war where the weapons do not have physical bullets but it’s a war nonetheless. In this engagement, Americans must arm themselves
Healthcare
Originally Posted on The Heartland Beat Sometime ago, we took a look at a series of batch examinations of the mRNA injections on the market through the Australian governments Therapeutic Goods Administration, or TGA. The data available through the government’s own database indicated that at least some batches of
Statewide
BY MATT URBAS STATEWIDE - Current Speaker of the Ohio House of Representatives Jason Stephens (R-Kitts Hill) announced to the Capitol Square press corps in Columbus on Monday that he was withdrawing from consideration for the Speaker’s gavel when the term of the next General Assembly begins in January
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BY MATT URBAS STATEWIDE - The Ohio Senate passed Senate Bill 104 in legislative session today, which combined a previously-passed revision to the College Credit Plus program with House Bill 183, which requires bathrooms, changing rooms, lockers, and other such facilities designed for multiple users to be designated for a