This in via email:
PAUL HOAG AND JEFF SIMPSON ELECTED TO LEADERSHIP OF THE LUCAS COUNTY REPUBLICAN PARTY
By a majority vote of the duly elected / appointed member of the Lucas County Republican Central Committee have elected Paul Hoag to serve as chairman of the central committee. Immediately there after [...]
In this week’s edition of the Sojourner’s Truth, you might think when you get to this part of Reverend Donald Perryman’s column entitled, Black and In the Red:
It’s too expensive to be poor and African-American,” states [Fair Housing CEO Kathy] Broka. “You pay higher interest for the loan. [...]
While the selectivity of which media sources gets information first continues, the following was just received via e-mail:
Mayor Finkbeiner Hosts The Toledo Glass Key Awards
Citizen leadership is a cornerstone of great urban centers. Our city is the home of major hospitals, universities, museums and corporate headquarters. The City [...]
This in via e-mail from the office of the Mayor:
Mayor Carty Finkbeiner announced today the appointment of a six-person committee to study how the Toledo Police Department and the mental health community can improve the communication system, ongoing working relationship, and training of police officers responding to calls involving [...]
Yesterday five Ohio Senate Republicans vote for HB 318, which was the budget compromise that’s been detailed in other posts on GCJ. Senator Mark Wagoner was one of those who voted yes, but I really recommend watching the video of his remarks from yesterday…I think he deserves some credit for [...]
Perhaps Governor Ted Strickland is warming up for what will be an election battle next year, in via e-mail:
Governor to Officiate Kelly Pavlik Weigh-In Ceremony in Youngstown Today
Columbus, Ohio – Ohio Governor Ted Strickland today will participate in the official weigh-in of Ohio’s own World Middleweight Champion Kelly Pavlik [...]
These two releases were from earlier in the week but a glitch prevented them from being shared at that time from Representative Peter Ujvagi. One is on HB 46 which extends unemployment coverage to spouses impacted by a military transfer, the second one is related to the Auto Support Council. [...]
This in via e-mail, Kattie Bond is the current director of Neighborhoods, Tom Kroma is the current Director of Public Utilities as an FYI when you read the appointments the quick summary version is Bond is being replaced with Paul Hubbard, Kroma is being replaced with Tom Crothers and both [...]
Earlier today the first e-mail on this topic came from the Ohio Democratic Party, then a few hours later came a release from the Fisher Senate campaign on the same topic.
From the ODP:
Portman Tweets: Stop The Bailout I Supported!
In 2008, Portman Called Bailout “Incredibly Important”; Said It [...]
Barrett Andrews of FOX Toledo threw out a bit of a challenge earlier, one I think he didn’t think would happen, he wrote that if he gets 900 Twitter followers, (he’s at 566 at the time of this posting) he’ll video himself singing “The Gift”.
So, loyal GCJ fans, [...]
This in via e-mail from the office of Governor Ted Strickland:
Strickland Statement on Bipartisan Education Budget Compromise
Columbus, OH – Ohio Governor Ted Strickland today issued the following statement after achieving a bipartisan agreement on H.B. 318 with House Speaker Armond Budish, Senate President Bill Harris and Senate Minority Leader [...]
This in via e-mail from Representative Matt Szollosi:
Rep. Szollosi, Ohio House Pass Legislation to Boost Environment, Jobs
House Promotes Solar Panels and “Green” Construction Jobs
COLUMBUS – The Ohio House and Speaker Pro Tempore Matt Szollosi (D-Toledo) have approved two bills that promote the environment and economic development in Ohio. [...]
This in via e-mail from Representative Peter Ujvagi:
Rep. Ujvagi and Ohio House Pass Legislation to Promote, Neighborhood Stabilization, Economic Development and Revitalization in Ohio Cities and Counties
Bill Expands the Opportunity of Counties to Establish Land Banks
COLUMBUS – State Representative Peter S. Ujvagi (D-Toledo) and the Ohio House of Representatives [...]
This in via e-mail from the office of Congressman Latta, the links shared were added by me for those of you interested in additional information:
LATTA OPPOSES NATIONAL DEBT LIMIT HIKE
WASHINGTON- Congressman Bob Latta (R-Bowling Green) made the following statement today after voting against H.R. 4314, a bill [...]
While Rep. Patten is not local, this may be of interest to some of you:
State Rep. Patten’s School Savings Bill Approved by Ohio House Committee
House Bill 330 Cuts Costs for Schools
COLUMBUS – House Bill 330, sponsored by State Representative Matt Patten (D-Strongsville), was unanimously approved by the Ohio House [...]
This in via e-mail from the office of Mayor Carty Finkbeiner:
Statement from Mayor Finkbeiner regarding December 14, 2009 incident
The incident of Monday evening in which Linda Hicks was shot to death by a Toledo Police Officer was unfortunate and my heartfelt sympathy goes out to the Hicks family.
I have [...]
I was sitting down getting ready to share this Toledo Free Press story that came out on Sunday about how the local Republican Party had been given an additional 21 day extension to provide documentation related to their campaign finance reports, and I was going to comment how frustrating [...]
This in via e-mail from Columbia Gas of Ohio:
January Natural Gas Costs 56% Lower than 2009 for Columbia Gas of Ohio Customers with GCR at 10-Year Low
TOLEDO, Ohio – Natural gas costs continue to plummet for Columbia Gas of Ohio customers at a time when households are looking [...]
As a former Deaniac, I’ve been following closely what Howard Dean has been saying related to the health care bill that the Senate is supposedly trying to pass before the end of this year. His current stance towards the bill that’s expected is, “the best thing to do right [...]
This in via e-mail from the office of United States Senator Sherrod Brown and this post has been updated at 4:40 p.m. to include a release by Governor Ted Strickland on the same issue:
SEN. Brown Statement on Obama Administration MANUFACTURING PLAN
Brown, Who Has Conducted a Series of Hearings on [...]
It’s not clear at this point if any of the recalled vaccines were used here in Ohio, I checked the Ohio Department of Health website and there were no releases referencing the recall. Yet it’s been a national news story most of the day, Associated Press piece that [...]
This in via e-mail from Hart Associates:
Wilkowski joins Marshall & Melhorn, LLC, will Lead Advanced Energy and Green initiatives practice group
Toledo, Ohio. Keith Wilkowski, a leading local government lawyer and most recently Toledo mayoral candidate, has joined the law firm of Marshall & Melhorn, LLC, as a Member. Mr. [...]
For those of you following the Ottawa Hills deer culling debate, I highly recommend visiting VillageDeer.com. What I found especially interesting was their page on Myths & Facts. Some excerpts of material presented, I recommend visiting to read all of the myths and the facts presented for each [...]
This in via e-mail from the office of Governor Ted Strickland:
Ohio Education Budget Shortfall and the Consequences of Inaction
Ohio GOP Senators Claim they can Delay Resolving Education Funding Shortfall Until Next Year.
Senate Republicans don’t see Jan. 1 as such a key date…Sen. Mark Wagoner, a Toledo-area Republican, said the [...]
I saw this story from WTOL on Facebook, details are sketchy but what’s being reported so far:
TOLEDO, OH (WTOL) – Toledo police shot and killed a 62-year-old woman in central Toledo Monday. It happened just after 8 p.m. in the 1300 block of Fernwood.
Police say when
The 62-year-old’s caregiver called [...]
It’s been the hot topic of some comments on the media websites and on Facebook, FOX Toledo, WTOL and WTVG — the basics? Each of the four officers agreed to the 90 day suspension, which equals over four months without pay. Their police union has signed off [...]
This in via e-mail from Representative Matt Szollosi:
Rep. Szollosi Warns of Cuts to Area Schools if Senate Refuses to Act
Failure to Balance State Budget Would Drastically Reduce School Dollars
TOLEDO – Ohio House Speaker Pro Tempore Matthew A. Szollosi today warned that failure to close the budget hole before the end [...]
This in via e-mail from the City of Toledo for the Something Nice category:
OTTAWA PARK ICE RINK OPENING
The Ottawa Park Ice Rink is now open for DROP in HOCKEY, OPEN SKATING, TEAM PRACTICES/GAMES and PRIVATE PARTY RENTALS. The rink may be rented for $150.00 an hour for hockey games, [...]
Last week Representative Ujvagi sent out a release on the Xunlight loan as did the Governor. This release from the office of Representative Matt Szollosi repeats that information but the 6.9 million for construction management for Toledo Public Schools to be performed by LGB is new, it’s after [...]
This was a bit odd to receive with the recent media reports that it was feared there would be vaccines left over? But? This in via e-mail from the Ohio Department of Health:
ODH ORDERS ADDITIONAL H1N1 FLU VACCINE
Restrictions lifted; H1N1 vaccine available to all Ohioans
COLUMBUS – The Ohio Department of [...]
While it does not impact us directly up here in Toledo, I’ve been following the casino story in Columbus, since one of the problems some elected officials had in Columbus was the location of where the casino was to be located. Since questions were raised in Toledo as to did [...]
With some of the at times heated discussion we had here on who should be able to get the H1N1 vaccine, comes this from WTOL, Officials worry they may have flu vaccine surplus:
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) – Some central Ohio health officials are concerned they may end up with a [...]
While I would put Gnarls Barkley’s “Crazy” as one of my favorite songs, I actually play it and sing it often, I admit I was surprised to see it be the number one song of the past decade…
Not surprisingly, there are some reading the Rolling Stone’s 100 Best Songs [...]
I do actually have access to the internet this time, in attendance so far is Joe McNamara, George Sarantou, Betty Shultz, Wilma Brown, Tom Waniewski, Steve Steel, Adam Martinez, Rob Ludeman and D. Michael Collins. Also in attendance is Gerald Dendinger, Clerk of Council and Julie Gibbons, Assistant Clerk of [...]
Over 75 of you expressed either on the blog or via e-mail that you were interested in coverage from today’s Toledo City Council retreat, I would have liked the number to be a bit higher, but? It’s clear some of you are interested in what could potentially be discussed this [...]
What was interesting is the ban in Michigan will exempt all of the casinos, it doesn’t exempt bars or adult establishments with the exception of casinos. As the Detroit Free Press reports, Gov. Granholm is expected to sign it. One question with the casino exemption is how it will [...]
In the Something Nice category, in via email to share with readers of GCJ:
CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS DECORATED BY LOCAL FOLK ARTIST TO BE DISPLAYED ON WHITE HOUSE TREE.
Baba (Magdelene) Ujvagi, a Hungarian folk artist from the Birmingham neighborhood of Toledo has been asked by the White House to design and [...]
While none of this round of tax credits are in Lucas County, some of you may be interested in this latest release sent from the office of Governor Ted Strickland:
Governor, Patt-McDaniel Announce Round Three Historic Preservation Tax Credit Awards
Columbus, OH – Governor Ted Strickland and Ohio Department of Development [...]
Both of these releases came in today while I was at work, so since they are on a similar topic, I’m including them in the order they were received, first, the announcement of Executive Staff for the new Administration, then the first round of appointments to the Citizens Special Investigation [...]
Some of you have noticed on the left sidebar there is a link to a Facebook page for Glass City Jungle that I started a few weeks ago, it’s where I’m posting short notes and links to videos. Just a few moments ago I added video taken from my upstairs [...]
As a reference point, the material shared in the coverage of last week’s Agenda Review may be useful for those of you wanting more detail.
Appointment – Board of Community Relations (BCR) – confirmed with the exception of Ashford who voted no.
Appointments – Board of Zoning Appeals (BZA) [...]
This in via e-mail from the office of Ohio Treasurer Kevin Boyce, an interesting link to also visit is here where you can see the variation in starting salaries paid to Census workers in Ohio. A quick example, Census workers in Toledo would earn $14.25 an hour; in Bowling [...]
Yesterday a release from the office of Governor Strickland referenced the Xunlight loan as a part of a larger release. Today a release via e-mail from the office of Representative Peter Ujvagi shares some specific details to the Xunlight loan agreement.
Rep. Ujvagi Announces State Loan for Xunlight
Money Will [...]
This last election, there were three spots open for the Lucas County Educational Services Center Board and only two individuals who ran, which means there is a vacancy for the one seat. Judy Hansen who had served on the board for over a decade did not run for [...]
New story from Toledo Free Press, South YMCA 270 memberships short of goal as deadline nears. While the original goal of 500 members was reduced, only 108 memberships resulted from the membership drive designed to save the South Toledo YMCA location.
Friday, December 11th – I was told off [...]
For the Something Nice category from Rossford Public Schools system via e-mail:
Rossford High School Peace Council Collects Blankets for Shelter
The Rossford High School Peace Council had a “Warm up the Holidays” blanket drive and collected 35 blankets that will be donated to [...]
This release in from the office of Governor Ted Strickland, I’ve edited it to move up Xunlight since that was the only company in Lucas County receiving funding, the rest of the release is included in full without editing:
Governor Announces Latest Round of Ohio Bipartisan Job Stimulus Awards for Advanced [...]
This in via e-mail, back in July this was a topic that was raised, I recommend the video that I placed on the blog back then as well as the resource material links shared here as an additional point of information in addition to this release from the office [...]
I received several releases today from the Ohio House of Representatives, some of them were not related directly to our area as far as the representative, but they may be of interest to you with the topics covered. Hence, the releases from Sears & Szollosi first, then the others, Rep. [...]
This in via e-mail:
Bell Names Transition Team
Mike Bell today announced the members of his full transition team who will be charged with offering suggestions and strategies for implementing the Mayor-Elect’s platform. The Team is made up of representative from all parts of the community including business,
labor, neighborhood organizations, [...]
In via e-mail from Environment Ohio:
EPA’s Climate Announcement: Most Significant Step Yet
Columbus, Ohio – The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency today will finalize its proposed finding that carbon dioxide and other global warming pollutants threaten the public health and welfare of current and future generations, setting the stage for regulating [...]
This in via e-mail from the office of District 2 Toledo City Councilman D. Michael Collins:
District 1 Councilwoman Wilma Brown and District 2 Councilman D. Michael Collins will co-host a public meeting on the City of Toledo’s Transition to Automated Refuse & Recycling Collection
WHAT: Public Meeting on the [...]
There is a movement out there to try to force Congress to be required to use whatever healthcare plan is created by them for those who do not have insurance. I received an e-mail forward yesterday from a friend who is a conservative, and I noticed there is a new [...]
This in via e-mail from the office of Governor Ted Strickland:
Governor Announces New Unemployment Compensation Eligibility to Educate More Ohioans for Jobs
Columbus, Ohio – Ohio Governor Ted Strickland, Ohio Department of Job and Family Services Director Doug Lumpkin and Ohio Board of Regents Chancellor Eric Fingerhut today announced that [...]
Items of interest from District 5 Toledo City Councilman Tom Waniewski’s newsletter received via e-mail:
Peterson Ditch Cleaning
Toledo City Council at its last meeting gave the go ahead to accept state EPA money ($1.5 million) and combine it with local storm fund dollars (another $1.5 million) to clean up [...]
Take Three is back, with Schylar Meadows and Tom Waniewski, filling in for Bob Reichert who was ill, on Conklin & Company on WTVG; and it was back with a bang as you can tell by the post title. The first topic was Lucas County Republican Chair Jon Stainbrook’s [...]
I was getting ready to watch Conklin & Company online when I caught this headline, Santa gets in a car accident:
A man dressed in a Santa Claus suit was possibly drunk when he crashed his vehicle overnight. Police say a man in a Santa suit was traveling across the [...]
On Friday, December 18, 2009 beginning at 8:30 p.m.:
Jingle Balls, a garage band comprising the stellar and nearly-stellar talents of various members of the local legal community, will be performing a benefit for Wake Up Youth, Inc.
Band members scheduled to contribute their talents include:
Jim Yavorcik, Esq., President of the Toledo [...]
This in via email from the office of Governor Ted Strickland, I’ve changed the order a bit to move up the appointments that directly involve this area or are those appointed from this area. I’ve also added additional biographical details for those from our area that the Governor’s release did [...]
When the Mayor decided to hire Ricci Gardner near the end of August, I wondered what was going to happen to Mr. Gardner after Mike Bell takes office since he had campaigned under the belief that economic development was not something that the City of Toledo should have, Bell wanted [...]
I normally write about what I found of interest in the Sojourner’s Truth on the weekend, but this morning, I had the chance to read two of the articles, I didn’t want to wait. As I sat down to share those, I found another one I recommend. First, [...]
According to the Cleveland Plain Dealer, Daniel Burns, former Cleveland schools administrator, indicted:
A former top Cleveland schools official approved $160,000 in bogus printing equipment purchases and service fees, then shared the money with a vendor he had done business with for years, prosecutors say.
A Cuyahoga County grand jury on [...]
This in via email from Ohio Representative Peter Ujvagi:
In recent days I have been asked about my political plans for the future. I am grateful for the opportunities I have had to serve our community in elected office and I look forward enthusiastically to continue to do so in [...]
When you read this from the Ohio Department of Corrections:
(Columbus) — The Ohio Parole Board will conduct a death penalty clemency hearing for inmate Vernon Smith, #288-960, on Thursday, December 3, 2009, beginning at 10:00 a.m. The hearing will be held at the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction (DRC) [...]
This project was listed as one of the one’s the Governor announced earlier this week here:
* Hull & Associates Inc, PNA Solar Project (Wood County) – $680,782 to install a 250 kW solar array project on Pilkington North America, Inc’s (PNA) Plant 21 site.
FOX Toledo has a news brief [...]
I’m not really sure why WTVG is reporting this as a budget update since the money for the rainy day fund was used up and I thought everyone knew there was nothing left, no magic rabbit to pull out of the hat, but Toledo budget update: no rainy day [...]
While some of the parents and the residents of the area surrounding Longfellow School differ on what they think is best for the children versus the neighborhood surrounding the present location of Longfellow School, there’s a bit more involved to what is taking place. I think it would be helpful [...]
Yesterday, before and after President Obama’s speech releases were sent out on the issue of Afghanistan. Rather than put each one on a separate post, I’m including them in the order they were received, who they are from is in bold to ease skimming, releases came from the Brunner for [...]
The summary of items discussed before today’s Agenda Review, some that will be before Toledo City Council on December 8th. The title and description of items are listed below as well as notes from any discussion that took place on that item, the subject of the legislation is in bold [...]
This in via e-mail:
McNamara Issues Statement On Edna Brown’s Announcement She Will Run For Senate
Toledo, OH – Toledo City Council President Joe McNamara issues the following statement responding to Edna Brown’s announcement that she will seek the 11th District seat in the Ohio State Senate in 2010:
“Representative Brown is [...]
This in via e-mail as a guest post to share with readers of GCJ by Ohio House Representative Barbara Sears:
Welcome to Short Notes from the November 18, 2009 Session of the 128th General Assembly. This is a summary of what happened on the floor [...]
This in via e-mail from the office of Governor Ted Strickland:
Governor Testifies in Support of Fair Trade Policies for U.S., Ohio Steel Producers
Washington, D.C. – Ohio Governor Ted Strickland today urged the U.S. International Trade Commission to support fair trade policies for U.S. and Ohio steel producers in testimony [...]
That is one of the basic questions the story reported on WTVG, Home Depot controversy creates. The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers are protesting out of state workers being used for the new distribution center in Hancock County. Home Depot’s position is that the developer is the one who [...]
It may or may not be a good location, but in skimming the media headlines from local television stations, I saw this from FOX Toledo Children’s Wonderland will open at ESM. Who made the decision to donate the space free of charge? Are all of the expenses related to [...]
This in via e-mail from Joel Washing to remind readers of the upcoming ‘Tis the Secor:
The Secor Building
Friday, December 4, 2009
Six o’clock in the evening
425 Jefferson Avenue (at Superior Street)
Toledo, OH 43604
The Secor Artists are proud to announce the 3rd annual â€Tis the Secor holiday celebration [...]
This in via e-mail from the Rossford Public School system:
Rossford School District Offers Free-of-Charge Substitute Teacher In-service on Monday, January 4, 2010
Do you have a non-educational Bachelor Degree and have an interest in becoming a substitute teacher? The Rossford School District is hosting a free in-service for those [...]
This came in via e-mail referencing two Ohio House members that do not live in our general area, but the information shared is relevant to several discussions on the blog, which is why it’s included, if other similar releases follow, I’ll update:
Ohio House Pushes for Renewal, Expansion of Third [...]
This in via e-mail from the Lee Fisher for Senate campaign:
Lucas County Leaders Endorse Fisher for U.S. Senate
(Toledo) – Leaders from across Lucas County endorsed Lt. Governor Lee Fisher for U.S. Senate today, citing his determination to make Ohio a national leader in clean energy and green job creation.
“Lee [...]
This in via e-mail from the office of Ohio Representative Peter Ujvagi, a later e-mail from the office of Governor Ted Strickland lists all of the projects in Ohio, it’s included below as well:
Rep. Ujvagi Announces Green Energy Grants for Toledo Area
Approximately $1 Million Will Promote Jobs, Energy [...]
The Toledo Public School Board had offered current Superintendent John Foley a one year contract. This morning he announced he was not interested in accepting the one year contract, this means he will resign at the end of his contract, which expires July 31, 2010. Foley is the 28th Superintendent [...]
I found it troubling too, but apparently no one in a position of power raised it as a legal challenge or an issue before Issue 3 was allowed to go on the ballot, this issue could have been dealt with before Ohio voters were asked to vote on it and [...]
Those of you who know me, know I’m a bit of a Star Wars fan, I’ve had many a light saber battle where as Darth Mom, I’ve been rarely beaten…Probably because my children start laughing, but a win is a win. This week’s cover story in the Toledo Free [...]
The “This Strikes Us” column in this week’s Sojourner’s Truth focuses on the health care bill that is now before the Senate. Since it’s been something mentioned here, it is an opinion piece that may be of interest to some of you.
There was no column by Jack Ford [...]
Curtsy to Mad Anthony for pointing out this article written by the Wall Street Journal, Haven for Disabled Workers Feels Job Market’s Sting. It’s one I highly recommend reading, and I’m glad the Wall Street Journal is pointing this type of information out, part of what’s shared in [...]
Sometimes I take a break from politics, I’ve been given the opportunity to do some fun interviews for the Toledo Free Press, this one, Dr. Jerry Graham Jr. returns to ring after ten-year retirement to face Pastor Pain is one of those. Earlier this week I had a chance [...]
Today is November 28, 2009, which means reporting what was spent in 2008, $459,148, to “drive by appraisers” could have been dealt with quite some time ago. Employees have been laid off by the County, some in departments such as Jobs and Family Services where there has been an increased [...]
I saw this headline on WTOL then did some further searching to see if additional information was reported. The basics:
WASHINGTON (AP) – The divorce rate in the armed forces increased slightly again in the past year as military marriages continued to bear the stress of the nation’s ninth year [...]
In the other thread about Toledo City Council passing the texting ordinance, Ron made a very astute comment that I think should be pointed out:
I am going to guess that when internet providers start getting text messaging subpoena from municipal courts, they are not going to drop everything and for [...]
Another reason to not participate in what has become the madness of Black Friday, WTOL reports, Stores may have less inventory of Black Friday door busters, which means your chances of waiting for hours for that “really great deal” is even less now which will increase the pushing, shoving [...]
It can’t be said morale is low anymore because of the layoffs…but something is going on with the Toledo Police Department. I just got done watching FOX Toledo, that is reporting, 2 Toledo officers fail drug test. What bothers me most about this is, I know police officers are [...]
WTVG has the story, Bar owner to hire off-duty officers after shoot-out. More is expected tomorrow after the Mayor meets with the Chief of Police, so this is one of those “stories to watch” categories.
Updated! Release from the office of Mayor Finkbeiner:
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Wednesday, November 25, 2009
Route [...]
It’s with a sigh, that I share this from FOX Toledo:
DOWNTOWN TOLEDO – UPDATE 4:48 p.m. EST: By a 10-2 count, Toledo City Council voted to ban texting while driving in the city of Toledo. The measure will go into effect Jan. 1.
The only two council members to vote [...]
Toledo Free Press is one media source that has the story, Volunteers needed to save Children’s Wonderland. The basics? Fifty to 100 volunteers are needed in the next 24 hours to agree to help set up, move and run Children’s Wonderland. The Toledo Seagate Food Bank has agreed to [...]
That’s one of the comments left on the WGTE website where the live stream of the Ottawa Hills City Council meeting on deer is being held.
I can’t help wonder how Ottawa Hills can arrange for live streaming on the internet but Toledo can’t…Many of those speaking are stating that the [...]
FOX Toledo and the Columbus Dispatch two examples of the media coverage.
One of the cases noted by both media sources is Willie Knighten Jr., which the media release from the Governor goes into more detail about, including sharing a copy of the letter written by the [...]
The following release in via email from Hart Associates:
TARTA service changes approved to take effect December 27, fares remain unchanged
Sunday And Holiday Service To Continue At Reduced Level
Toledo, Ohio ‑ Changes reducing the Toledo Area Regional Transit Authority’s service by 12 percent have been approved by the TARTA Board [...]
This in via email from the office of Ohio House Representative Nancy Garland:
Rep. Nancy Garland Calls for Local Control in Casino Enabling Legislation
COLUMBUS – State Rep. Nancy Garland (D-New Albany) today called for a fair and deliberate process that respects local control, when bringing a casino to Franklin County.
“In [...]
