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SEN. BROWN, REPS. RYAN, KAPTUR, BROWN, BEATTY NOTIFY FEDERAL AGENCIES OF OHIO’S READINESS TO ACCEPT UKRAINIAN REFUGEES
Photo by Mathias P.R. Reding “Ukrainian-American Community Has Deep Roots in Ohio“ WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Senator Sherrod Brown (D-OH) and U.S. Representatives Tim Ryan (D-OH-13), Marcy Kaptur (D-OH-9), Shontel Brown (D-OH-11), and Joyce Beatty (D-OH-3) sent a letter to the U.S. Departments of State, Health and Human Services, Homeland Security, and the United States…
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Ohio Secretary of State says he didn’t call for Supreme Court chief’s ouster
(Photo by Susan Tebben, OCJ.) BY: MARTY SCHLADEN – Ohio Capital Journal Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose on Tuesday denied that he had called for the impeachment of Ohio Supreme Court Chief Justice Maureen O’Connor after she had repeatedly ruled against LaRose and the rest of her fellow Republicans on the Ohio Redistricting Commission. LaRose’s comments come…
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Loveland Police Chief Dennis Sean Rahe is “2-7 Out of service for the final time”
Photo of Dennis Sean Rahe from Loveland Police FaceBook Page by David Miller Loveland, Ohio – Police Chief Dennis Sean Rahe started as a police officer in Loveland in 1998. He was active on the bike patrol team and as a field training officer. He was promoted to the rank of Sergeant in 2007, Assistant…
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Clermont County seeking your guidance about solar and wind farms
Clermont County, Ohio – In their Community and Economic Development Newsletter the County Planning Division says, “Green energy companies are increasingly interested in building solar and wind farms on flat farmland.” The Clermont County Planning Division and County Prosecutor’s office will host a meeting to get your feedback regarding this possibility. Your thoughts will help…
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Early voting starts today. Here are the basics
Getty Images photo of voters in line. BY: JAKE ZUCKERMAN – Ohio Capital Journal Despite drawn out legal battles over district lines for state legislative and U.S. House seats, yes, there’s still a May 3 primary in Ohio. Monday was the final day to register to vote in time to participate in the May 3 primary. Early voting…
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[A Video Archive] Celebrating the Black women of Loveland, Ohio
by David Miller Loveland, Ohio – On Sunday, March 20, the First Missionary Baptist Church on Main Street invited Loveland native and historian Larry Hamilton, Jr. to lecture on the historical importance of the Black Women of Loveland. The occasion was to honor International Woman’s Day and Women’s History Month. Hamilton now lives in Piqua,…
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LaRose would ‘be fine with’ chief justice’s impeachment over redistricting rulings
Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose talks to reporters. (Photo by Susan Tebben, OCJ.) Ohio elections chief says O’Connor ‘violated her oath’ by rejecting GOP-drawn districts BY: MARTY SCHLADEN – Ohio Capital Journal Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose on Friday said he “certainly wouldn’t oppose it” if the legislature impeached Ohio Supreme Court Chief Justice Maureen O’Connor…
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Hamilton County Overdose Deaths Remain Relatively Steady Despite Statewide Increases
Hamilton County, Ohio – Hamilton County Addiction Response Coalition (HC ARC) released its annual report on the State of the Addiction Crisis in Hamilton County. In 2021, overdose deaths remained relatively steady despite statewide increases reported by the Ohio Department of Health. Hamilton County has made several adjustments in response to the addiction crisis. The…
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In Search of the Grail: The Story of a Women’s Movement in Loveland, Ohio
Changing things that look impossible to change. by David Miller Loveland, Ohio – In 1940, an international movement of women got on a boat. The last boat before Hitler invaded Holland. They made it to America, “by an eyelash” in April of that year. The Grail from Loveland became a voice in the United Nations.…
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Should courts limit jury awards for child rape victims? Supreme Court weighs arguments
Photo Courtesy of the Ohio Supreme Court BY: JAKE ZUCKERMAN – Ohio Capital Journal Columbus, Ohio – Lawyers for a woman who was repeatedly raped and sexually abused as a child argued Wednesday the Ohio Supreme Court should overturn or at least pare down a law that limits millions in damages a jury awarded her. In 2005, Ohio…
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