Daily Archives: July 24, 2008

And here’s Mike Crites’ response to Richard Cordray (see earlier post): “Richard Cordray has sadly sunk to the level of most career politicians by putting out half-truths, exaggerations, and rhetoric that sounds a lot like Cordray’s close ally, Marc Dann.  … Continue reading →

  Here’s a new letter state Treasurer (and Democratic candidate for Attorney General) Richard Cordray sent out to supporters today:   July 24, 2008 Dear Friend, The race for Ohio Attorney General is now off and running with my opponent’s … Continue reading →

Here’s the latest Quinnipiac University presidential poll: Quin Poll July 24 And here’s an excerpt: Arizona Sen. John McCain has inched ahead of Illinois Sen. Barack Obama in Colorado; come within inches in Minnesota and narrowed the gap in Michigan … Continue reading →

From Ohio EPA:   Twenty-two environmental science and engineering students have been awarded scholarships at Ohio colleges and universities through Ohio EPA’s Environmental Education Fund.

From the Dept. of Commerce:   (Dayton) – Following a complaint filed by the Ohio Department of Commerce’s Division of Securities, the Montgomery County Common Pleas Court has issued a preliminary injunction against The Dillabaugh Group (formerly of Dayton), the estate of Roy … Continue reading →

From CSRAB:   COLUMBUS – The Capitol Square Review and Advisory Board (CSRAB) has expanded the Ohio Statehouse wedding program to allow for the use of Statehouse facilities for both wedding ceremonies and receptions.  Previous rules indicated that both the ceremony … Continue reading →

Here’s a copy of the letter sent by Gov. Ted Strickland to the president, about the mortgage bailout: Strickland’s Letter to Bush

From the State Highway Patrol:   DAYTON –  While Sunday is a day of rest for many, state troopers and Preble County sheriff’s deputies are planning to step up their enforcement for the remaining Sundays in July and August to … Continue reading →

From Ohio EPA:   The 62-acre Napoleon Commerce Park property has been cleared for commercial or industrial use. Ohio EPA has granted the city of Napoleon a covenant not to sue following a cleanup at the site.