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Sandusky County Republicans plan Fourth of July party
Ohio Treasurer Robert Sprague will be among political leaders attending the Sandusky County Republican Party July Fourth Party at 10 a.m. in Birchard Park. Others expected to attend the include state Sen. Bill Reineke, R-Tiffin, and state Rep. Gary Click, R-Vickery, as well as county Republican Party leaders. Entertainment will...
🛫 Plane crashes during landing at Erie-Ottawa airport
Good morning, Sandusky County. Summer looks like it could come roaring back, with an expected high temperature Wednesday of 89 degrees and a low near 71. There's also a 50% chance of rain by evening, possibly thunderstorms. We won't be publishing a newsletter Thursday in observance of the Fourth of July holiday. ...
🎢Homecoming Festival keeps things lively in Gibsonburg
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Ohio high school football schedules: 2024 Greater Akron Weeks 1-10 schedule
The 2024 high school football season begins in less than two months. Ohio High School Athletic Association preseason practices start Aug. 1 and Greater Akron teams open their season Aug. 23, The OHSAA state playoffs pairings are announced Oct. 27 and the postseason begins Friday, Nov. 1. The postseason culminates in the OHSAA state championship...
How the Inflation Reduction Act is going in one of the ‘most biased’ states for renewables: Ohio
This story was originally published by Floodlight. Solar farms and wind turbines are popping up across America as a new climate law boosts the economics of renewables through billions of dollars of incentives. But in Ohio, one of the most hostile states for renewables, developers are walking a tightrope. For the first time, renewable energy in […] The post How the Inflation Reduction Act is going in one of the ‘most biased’ states for renewables: Ohio appeared first on Ohio Capital Journal.
Ohio's bald eagle population soaring just in time for July 4th, ODNR reports
The symbol of America continues to thrive in the Buckeye State. Just in time for the Fourth of July, the Ohio Department of Natural Resources has announced that its 2024 annual spring survey, in a statement shared with the Dispatch, found a "robust" estimate of 841 active bald eagle nests, according to ODNR's Division of Wildlife.
Winning Mega Millions numbers for the $137 million jackpot for July 2, 2024: See all the prizes hit in Ohio
CLEVELAND — Although nobody hit the $137 million jackpot in the Mega Millions drawing on Tuesday, July 2, 2024, lottery officials say there were thousands of other winners who hit smaller prizes throughout Ohio. SUBSCRIBE: Get the day's top headlines sent to your inbox each weekday morning with the...
Semi driver charged after striking Ohio bridge with oversized load
MEDINA COUNTY, Ohio (WKRC) - A semi driver was charged after they drove under and struck a bridge in Ohio with an oversized load Friday. According to WOIO, citing the Ohio State Highway Patrol (OSHP), 43-year-old Deshawn Johnson of Texas was charged after he drove his semi under a bridge and struck. Per the outlet, citing the OSHP, investigators found that Johnson was driving off his ODOT approved permit for the route and didn't have a lead vehicle with height-sensing technology.
Education experts explore the impact of expanded private vouchers in Ohio
Last week, Akron Public Schools became the latest district to join a lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of Ohio’s EdChoice private voucher program. The Akron school board voted 5 to 1 to join the lawsuit that includes dozens of districts from across the state. The EdChoice voucher program is not...
Watch out for these Ohio traffic chokepoints over the July Fourth holiday
CLEVELAND, Ohio - With more people expected to travel for the July Fourth weekend than ever before, state transportation officials are highlighting some areas of potential delays Wednesday afternoon in the Columbus, Cincinnati and Dayton areas. Yet, expect traffic to be no worse than “moderate” in Northeast Ohio.
Heil Continues Growth of Nationwide Dealer Network with New Locations in Ohio and Michigan
Heil® continues to strengthen its premier nationwide dealer network of sales, parts, and support services, with further growth in the Midwest. The company is excited to announce new Environmental Equipment Sales & Service (EESS) locations in Columbus, Ohio, and Detroit, Michigan, enhancing Heil’s presence and support in these key regions.
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