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CHESTER TWP - After a November election which solidified infrastructure and police funding for the small township of Chester, the trustees have voted to approve a not insignificant expenditure which would install Flock Cameras throughout the area, setting up an unregulated surveillance system to monitor the quiet town. While Police
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BY PATTY KLEIN FINDLAY - A Findlay Parks and Recreation meeting was held on October 3. Mayor Muryn presented committee members with digital renditions from park designer, Human Nature, Inc that detailed several ideas for the controversial Findlay Downtown Recreation Area which includes many elaborate park structures. The park has
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BY TOM HACH STATEWIDE - It has been evident for many years the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is waging war to overtake the US. While this is a war where the weapons do not have physical bullets but it’s a war nonetheless. In this engagement, Americans must arm themselves
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Originally Posted on The Heartland Beat Sometime ago, we took a look at a series of batch examinations of the mRNA injections on the market through the Australian governments Therapeutic Goods Administration, or TGA. The data available through the government’s own database indicated that at least some batches of
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BY MATT URBAS STATEWIDE - Current Speaker of the Ohio House of Representatives Jason Stephens (R-Kitts Hill) announced to the Capitol Square press corps in Columbus on Monday that he was withdrawing from consideration for the Speaker’s gavel when the term of the next General Assembly begins in January
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BY MATT URBAS STATEWIDE - The Ohio Senate passed Senate Bill 104 in legislative session today, which combined a previously-passed revision to the College Credit Plus program with House Bill 183, which requires bathrooms, changing rooms, lockers, and other such facilities designed for multiple users to be designated for a
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Ohio Political News Interviews Ohio Advocates for Medical Freedom president Stephanie Stock
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BY Ken McEntee A few days before she passed away at Wooster (Ohio) Community Hospital, Angie Plant made a desperate call to her sister, Crystal Boles. Angie mumbled over the phone that she wanted budesonide—an inhaled corticosteroid that Texas physician Dr. Richard Bartlett called a “silver bullet” for covid-19.
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STATEWIDE - Ohio Representative Max Miller has introduced H.R. 8445, seeking to amend Title 38 to allow service in a foreign military, to be eligible for the same protections under USERRA And the Civil Relief Act. Currently, The Servicemembers Civil Relief Act protects U.S. Military service members who
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GATES MILLS - The Village of Gates Mills endured some controversy in 2023 when they proceeded to go live with a controversial revenue stream with speed cameras on the State Route 322 hill that cuts between Mayfield Heights and Geauga county. The Village had argued the move was strictly for
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Four years have passed since the last engineered election in which evidence from across the country indicated multiple issues and irregularities occurred during the 2020 Presidential Election leading to obtuse outcomes. Many of these issues occurred in the evening hours where ballot dumps with only single markings were thrown into
STATEWIDE - With polls seemingly all over the place, analysts have been missing nearly every mark in trying to understand where the voting public may stand and how this election may trend. Fortunately, there are hard metrics that can be used to take a sneak peak at where early voting
BY PATTY KLEIN Several groups and individuals not satisfied with the official state efforts to ensure election integrity, have worked diligently to make sure voter rolls are accurate and that elections are secure and fair. These concerned citizens have called for banning electronic voting machines and close examination of voter
BY PATTY KLEINFINDLAY - A recent FOIA request has revealed that members of the Findlay city council have failed to utilize communication forms which were recently redesigned to track whether or not council members are responding to concerns of their constituents. In March of 2024, Findlay City Council launched an
BY NICK ROGERS WARRENSVILLE - As the Biden administration pushes forward with its goals of greatly increasing electric vehicle (EV) production by 2030, the issue has quickly become one of party line division. Formerly flourishing auto plants producing gas-powered cars have steadily shuttered their Ohio doors since the 1970s, tearing
LOCKLAND - The Small town of Lockland Ohio, located in Hamilton county, has just seen their population double thanks to the Biden-Harris administration. The small town of 3500 has seen their population double and natives put into a minority by an estimated 3000 immigrants from the nation of Mauritania, located
By Nick Rogers CHARDON - On September 24, the U.S. District Court of Northern California issued a ruling stating that current Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) standards for drinking water fluoridation levels present an “unreasonable risk” to the population. The plaintiff’s victory, however – viewed by many as a major
BY TOM HACH STATEWIDE - The election season, Ohioans will be voting on Issue 1. If passed, it will completely change the Ohio Constitution's provisions on how legislative districts for Congress and the Ohio General Assembly are redrawn every decade based on the US census. You can find
STATEWIDE - With only a few short weeks to go before the upcoming election, the Department of Defense has quietly issued an update to their guidelines on ‘domestic operations’ and have outlined directives to authorize lethal force against American citizens, potentially in violation of the The Posse Comitatus Act. While
COLUMBUS - Ohio Democrats, led by minority leader Allison Russo, issued a letter on Friday, asking Governor Mike DeWine to investigate the total expenditures and costs associated with misinformation surrounding Springfield, Ohio. According to Russo, the state government only mobilized aid to the strangled and crippled town due to allegations
