Region and Beyond
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How much a map costs: one law firm accounts for 1/3 of redistricting expenses
Ohio Redistricting Commission co-chair state Sen. Vernon Sykes talks to Senate President Matt Huffman during Sunday’s meeting of the ORC. The commission ended up throwing out independent mapmaker work and adopting a slightly revised version of the third map, already rejected by the Ohio Supreme Court. (Photo: Susan Tebben, OCJ) BY: NICK EVANS – Ohio Capital Journal As…
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[Photo Albumn] Cincinnati’s Plum Street Temple is a “splendid and exotic building”
by David Miller Cincinnati, Ohio – I went to the Isaac M. Wise Temple at the corner of Eighth and Plum Streets in Cincinnati for my grandson’s bar mitzvah. While formal photos were being taken of the rest of the family, I peeked into every corner on every floor where a door was unlocked. Extraordinary…
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Coming Up: Ramsey-Paxton Grave Dedication
by Sean Behling Loveland, Ohio – On Saturday, May 7th, a presentation from the Sons of American Revolution to the Ramsey-Paxton Cemetery Association will be at 12:30 AM. Then, a parade will leave from the John Ramsay Homestead in White Pillars at 12:45 PM, ending at the cemetery a few hundred feet away. This will…
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Learn more about the application process and about the career programs available for high school students at Great Oaks
Promoted Post High school sophomores: Apply now for fall 2022! If you missed the “live” Parent Q&A session watch this recorded version… TAKE VIRTUAL TOUR OF THE LABS
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LGBTQ community, people of color in the crosshairs of banned book movement
Education, Latest Stories, Loveland & Local, News, Region and Beyond, Spotlight, Statehouse and Around OhioA display of banned books at the San Jose Public Library (Photo courtesy of San Jose Public Library via Flickr | CC-BY-SA 2.0). BY: ARIANA FIGUEROA – Ohio Capital Journal Students in one Pennsylvania school district were not allowed to read a biography of the first Black President, Barack Obama. (The ban was reversed following student protests.) In…
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Jewish Community Grateful for Governor DeWine’s Leadership in Fighting Antisemitism
Governor Mike DeWine has repeatedly given his personal commitment to our community on combating hate, especially Jew-hatred. His issuance of last week’s Executive Order defining antisemitism is the latest step. Together with his powerful letter to college and university presidents in December on making the campus safe for Jewish students, faculty, and staff, Ohio leads…
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Southwest Ohio Family Book Fair
Art and Culture, Entertainment, Events, Latest Stories, Loveland & Local, News, Region and Beyond, SpotlightAdvertisement April 30 .202 12- 4 P Children’s Meeting House 927 O’Bannonville Road- Loveland, Ohio FREE PARKING MEET AND HEAR PRESENTATIONS BY LOCAL AUTHORS Purchase personally signed books! CHERI BRINKMAN: Author of the CINCINNATI AND SOUP BOOKS Local history and recipes for everyone in the family ! All the classic recipes are in the books…
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FREE GOODIES: at Record Store Day in Loveland, Ohio
Promoted Post Loveland, Ohio – Will we see you Saturday for Record Store Day! Be at Plaid Room Records bright and early if you want to snag some limited edition goodies with your Durand Jones & The Indications or Delvon Lamarr Organ Trio records. Doors will open at 8 AM on Saturday, April 23 We…
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Butler County Board of Developmental Disabilities teams up with local service providers in presentation to State officials
Representative Sara Carruthers (center) and Senator George Lang (not pictured) met with Butler County Board of Developmental Disabilities Superintendent, Lisa Guliano (center left) as well as Erich Bitter from the Ohio Association of County Boards of DD (left); Deb Lyle, Administrator of Graceworks Enhanced Living (center right); and Mark Schlater, CEO of Toward Independence (right).…
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Ohio Supreme Court rejects legislative maps, sets fifth redistricting deadline
Attorney Phillip Strach speaks before the Ohio Supreme Court in December, arguing for the constitutionality of legislative district maps. The court heard arguments on three cases asking it to reject the maps approved in September. (Photo: Susan Tebben, OCJ) Commission members won’t be held in contempt BY: SUSAN TEBBEN – Ohio Capital Journal The Ohio Supreme Court turned…
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