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Originally posted on The Heartland Beat SPRINGFIELD - Since the presidential debate, alternative media outlets from around the country have been shining a light on the blatant corruption within the heartland. While there is still more to be said about the coming push for a “digital border wall,” a more
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Originally posted on The Heartland Beat There are many ways to kill a town and over the years Springfield, Ohio has endured through nearly all of them. Once a blossoming manufacturing town set to outpace one of the Three C’s, and star of Newsweek’s 50th Anniversary edition cover,
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STATEWIDE - Representatives from South West Ohioans for Responsible Energy, or SWORT as well as National Call for Safe Technology (NCST) met with representatives from the office of Ohio Representative Warren Davidson to discuss potential sponsorship of H.R. 8082, a bill designed to restore community sovereignty to local municipalities.
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By Nick Rogers STATEWIDE - The honey bee population in Ohio is declining rapidly, and the implications are dire. According to the US department of Agriculture, Ohio lost 48% of its honey bee colonies between January and March 2015; another loss of 26% followed for the same period the following
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BY NICK ROGERS CHARDON - House Bill 79 – presented by sponsor Bill Seitz (R - Cincinnati) as legislation that will “Ensure the availability to consumers of adequate, reliable, safe, efficient, nondiscriminatory, and reasonably priced retail electric service” – has been the topic of much debate between politicians, energy companies, and consumer
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This article was originally published on The Heartland Beat here Last week Judge Michael Holbrook, a judge in Franklin county, placed a two-week hold on the effective roll out of House Bill 68 due to a lawsuit filed by the American Civil Liberties Union in Ohio. The bill, known as
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BY NICK ROGERS CHARDON - Dozens of wireless telecommunications deregulation bills are making their way through Congress; most notably HR 3557. As non-elected regulatory agencies such as the International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection (ICNIRP) and the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) continue beating the drum of how safe and secure
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The Tactics of Normalizing the Abnormal
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