Healthcare
BY NICK ROGERS STATEWIDE - As of this week, Ohio finds itself atop the list of reported avian flu cases in in the US (that’s reported cases within avian flocks, not humans). Though H5N1 avian flu’s spread from birds to humans is rare and the “current public health
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STATEWIDE - As the nation’s media attempts to hype up the next potential pandemic scare with H5N1, the greatest impact from this illness seems to only be rising food prices. Ohio is leading the nation in bird flu cases with numbers reaching over 6 million. Despite this, Ohio has
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CLEVELAND - According to Geauga county Sheriff Scott Hildenbrand, the county is currently holding around 58 detainees from Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), a sharp increase from around 20 just last week. According to WTOL11, at least six of these detainees are employees of Cilantro Taqueria, a restaurant located in
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BY BRIAN MASSIE, Originally posted on Lobbyist For Citizens LAKE COUNTY - I thought that my property taxes would increase dramatically in 2025 because of the sexennial revaluation, my school district being at the 20 mill floor, and my township passing a 3.96 mill levy for another fire station.
BY TOM HACH Thursday, December 19, 2024 Today we traveled by bullet train, or Shinkansen, from Tokyo to Niigata! It took about two hours and it was really fast traveling about 180 MPH. It was an amazing experience! Niigata is located on the northwest coast of Honshu Island in the
GOP HQ Lake County, Ohio 11:30 PM All 27 of us gathered together right on time at 11:30 PM for our midnight departure to Washington DC for President Trump’s second inauguration! The trip was put together by Dale Fellows, Chairman Lake GOP with lots of help from
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This post was originally posted here BY MATT URBAS STATEWIDE - Senator Jerry Cirino (R-Kirtland) announced the introduction of Senate Bill 1 on Wednesday, renewing efforts to reform Ohio’s public college and universities that were scuttled by House leadership late last term. Cirino’s Senate Bill 83 from the
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STATEWIDE - From across the country, voters and supporters of soon-to-be President Donald Trump are flocking to the nation's capital to see the historic inauguration despite record breaking cold weather. TOR's own Tom Hach is currently enroute making the midnight journey to ensure he, along with
One of the goals of The Ohio Register (TOR) is to provide our readers with a broad array of content which goes beyond covering important local and state-wide matters. So periodically, we will provide stories based on the personal experience of TOR contributors including covering vacations, hobbies, and other aspects
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BY PATTY KLEIN FINDLAY - In possibly a record setting short City Council meeting on January 7, the official resignation of the Findlay Law director was accepted by council. In an add-on agenda item, Law Director Don Rasmussen indicated that his last day will be January 12, 2025. Councilman Grant
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SPRINGFIELD - A video circulating online has raised eyebrows allegedly showing law enforcement officers stopping citizens from delivering firewood to the homeless at the direction of the Springfield Ohio Commissioners ahead of the coldest day of the year. Springfield, Ohio has not ever been without its troubles, however the massive
Great Reset
Originally Posted on The Heartland Beat As the Federal Government attempts to pull out all the stops to fund the failed state of California from burning to the ground through a myriad of incompetence and misplaced agendas, it seems to have been all but forgotten that the people of large