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Ohio Republican State Central Committee Election Results
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The Tactics of Normalizing the Abnormal
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BY MATT URBAS STATEWIDE - The Ohio Power Siting Board, whose 7 voting members were all appointed by Ohio Governor Mike DeWine, approved plans for a solar farm covering much of over 6,000 acres of farmland connected to Bill Gates in Madison county on Thursday. Despite the objections of
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BY NICK ROGERS CHARDON - Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR) are no longer just the stuff of entertainment. These mediums are now integrating into the education sector, as evidenced by Saint Joseph Academy (Cleveland) and their 2023 press release touting the institution as “…the first high school in
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BY PATTY KLEIN FINDLAY - A group of about 30 residents filled a conference room in Findlay City Hall Wednesday, March 13. Residents were there to observe an ad hoc committee meeting requested by eight of ten city council members. The committee was formed to change the rules of public
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BY JEFF SKINNER STATEWIDE - It is a fact of modern life that municipal water supplies bring with it subpar and inadequate healthy drinking water into resident’s homes. While on the other side of the country, health advocate groups have been fighting a battle over neurotoxins that local governments
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By Nick Rogers Chardon, Ohio - As the HB 6 rabbit hole continues to deepen, the disgraced company at the heart of it all, Akron-based FirstEnergy – after its deferred prosecution agreement in which it admitted guilt and paid $230 million in fines to officially avoid criminal liability – continues its push
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LaRose, No Labels schedule Zoom call – Jack Windsor, Ohio Press Network Report: Ohio school spending rising; teacher pay, enrollment declining – J.D. Davidson, The Center Square Electric vehicle parts maker gets tax break to open new plant in Ohio – J.D. Davidson, The Center Square Ohio Senator JD Vance Slams
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BY PATT KLEIN Emotions flared once again at the March 5 Findlay City Council meeting. Residents and city council are at odds about what is allowed during the public comment portion of a council meeting. At the February 20 council meeting, resident Haydee Sadler presented a list of Republican values
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An Inquiry into Geoengineering in the Heartland
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