TOR Weekly News Roundup 3/6/24

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HANCOCK CITIZENS MOBILIZE VOTER REFERENDUM TO BLOCK CONTROVERSIAL DATA CENTER

BY CAREY MORGAN ALLEN TWP - Grassroots resistance against a massive data center development proposal in Hancock County reached a boiling point this week as residents launched an aggressive legal effort to freeze local zoning approvals, exposing corporate policy maneuvers, severe water infrastructure shortages, and an escalating board ethics controversy. During

Op-ed: Findlay-Poland Sister City Deal Masks Hidden Move into Military Drone Manufacturing?

Op-ed: Findlay-Poland Sister City Deal Masks Hidden Move into Military Drone Manufacturing?

BY LUKE STAHL The Findlay City Council on Wednesday night voted unanimously to approve a non-binding sister city agreement with the Polish municipality of Nadarzyn. While framed by the administration as a standard cultural and business partnership, a deep dive into concurrent state legislation and local policy initiatives potentially

Geauga County Commissioners Find Middle Ground on Road Paving.

Geauga County Commissioners Find Middle Ground on Road Paving.

BY JEFF SKINNER CHARDON - The Geauga County Board of Commissioners approved critical infrastructure funding and ironed out a high-stakes construction dispute in a split session, prioritizing project momentum and long-term fiscal compromise to protect county assets. In a series of 2–1 votes, the board’s majority—led

The Ohio Election Moratorium No One Wants To Hear, But Everyone Should

The Ohio Election Moratorium No One Wants To Hear, But Everyone Should

This Op-ed Was Originally Posted on The Heartland Beat It contains some strong lanugage. All opinions belong to the writer and do not reflect the opinions of The Ohio Register as a whole. Many Americans are waking up today with a sobering reality that in a state that Donald