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COVID-denial, election-denial not far apart, OSU researchers found
BY: SUSAN TEBBEN – Ohio Capital Journal You’ve probably heard of “gateway” drugs, but a group of researchers at Ohio State University say there’s such a thing as a “gateway conspiracy.” A duo of surveys done by psychology researchers and supported by the National Science Foundation seek to bolster the field of “conspiracy theory research,” which an announcement…
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Ohio, other states sitting on huge piles of money, new report says
BY: MARTY SCHLADEN – Ohio Capital Journal Ohio has enough in its rainy day fund to operate the state government for 35 days on that money and nothing else. If you factor in the money it has in other unexpended balances, the number of days grows to 73, according to a report released last week by the Pew Charitable Trusts.…
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Moving Halloween to Saturdays
by David Miller Let’s return ‘All Hallows’ Eve to the Church where it belongs and has meaning, “witch” is not about candy, costumes, and ghouls. It’s religious to honor the “saints” who have gone to heaven, not hell. The religious holiday has always belonged to them anyway. The secular Halloween is a 2000-year-old pagan festival…
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“Sensory Friendly Halloween Costume Tips & Tricks”
From Cassie Mattia and the Butler County Board of Developmental Disabilities… With Trick-or-Treat right around the corner we thought it would be the perfect time to release a “Sensory Friendly Halloween Costume Tips & Tricks” Guide so that your child or loved one can enjoy the big night comfortably! Trick-or-Treating can be full of sensory…
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Paying the disabled like everyone else would reduce poverty, economists say
Ohio Reps. Brigid Kelly, D-Cincinnati, and Dontavius Jerrells, D-Columbus. Official photos. BY: MARTY SCHLADEN – Ohio Capital Journal Ohio’s minimum wage is set to increase in January from $9.30 an hour to $10.10, but unless the law changes the disabled will be left far behind. They can currently earn the state’s “subminimum” wage of $4.25 an hour and…
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Mahi Sheth wants you to meet Loveland’s new Chief of law enforcement
by David Miller Loveland, Ohio – On Saturday, Loveland Chief of Police Michael Gabrielson generously gave us some time and visited the LOVELAND MAGAZINE TV studio to be interviewed by Reporter Mahi Sheth. Sheth asked the Chief about his childhood, educational background, what led him to his career in law enforcement, and what was his…
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Make it a Halloween that’s Inclusive of Everyone
These kind and thoughtful messages were a collaborative project by Patricia Dawson and Cassie Mattia at the Butler County Department of Developmental Disabilities. They said, “Halloween is nearly here and we want you to be prepared for our “ghouls and goblins” on Trick-or-Treat night! Be sure to look over our ‘Happy Halloween for EVERYONE’ guide…
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[PSA] How to vote in Ohio if you have a disability
Contact an ADA Coordinator APPLICATION FOR ABSENT VOTER’S BALLOT BY A VOTER WITH A DISABILITY & REQUEST TO USE REMOTE BALLOT MARKING SYSTEM RESOURCES FOR OHIO VOTERS WITH DISABILITIES COUNTY BOARDS OF ELECTIONS DIRECTORY Certain individuals with a personal illness, physical disability, or infirmity may be eligible to have a provisional ballot delivered to them. Please…
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“Special paper.” Ohio Auditor floats theory of election fraud
BY: MARTY SCHLADEN – Ohio Capital Journal Ohio Auditor Keith Faber last Tuesday told members of the Westerville Tea Party that it was unlikely that widespread fraud occurs in Ohio elections. But that didn’t stop him from holding out a sinister possibility: that the Cuyahoga County Board of Elections might be diverting special voting-machine paper to other states…
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Skeletor has the burning answer about Trick or Treating in Loveland and the 411 on Haunted Houses
by Skeletor, Loveland, Ohio – Trick or Treating hours in the City will be between 6 and 8 PM on Monday, October 31. Cassie Mattia and Skeletor reveal the most horrifying haunted houses you should visit Some are filled with candy and some are filled with gore. All are jim dandy and each will leave…
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