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A New Year For Findlay City Council?
BY PATTY KLEIN FINDLAY - A new Findlay City Council was seated on January 6 in Findlay City Council Chambers. While several new members took their seats, familiar divisions quickly emerged through early votes, comments, and committee appointments. Many residents had hoped the new council would be less contentious. However
Putsch: The Anti-Property Tax Candidate and The Policy That Could Actually Make It Work
BY JEFF SKINNER STATEWIDE - Despite many Ohioans either being unaware that there is a contested Republican Primary or have consigned to a fatalistic view of the cooptation of the electoral process by billionaires, The Republican Primary is indeed moving forward. At least three candidates are currently vying for the
The Unknown Crisis: Homelessness in Ohio
BY LIZZIE MARGOLIUS Researching an article on homelessness is a bit like researching an article on the best sourdough bread recipe. Everyone has their own data and experience, though I would argue that my neighbor’s bread recipe is the best. The data in this article is pulled mostly from
HHS Removes Four More Vaccines From Childhood Immunization List
STATEWIDE - In another unprecedented move, the Department of Health and Human Services under Robert F. Kennedy has just issued information stating it will be removing four vaccines from the recommendations for the Childhood Immunization schedule. According to HHS, the department is moving vaccines for rotavirus, influenza, meningococcal disease, and