Daily Archives: July 30, 2008

Kilbane on Cuyahoga reform commission

From the Speaker:   COLUMBUS – Ohio House Speaker Jon Husted (R- Kettering) today appointed Sally Conway Kilbane to the newly-created Commission on Cuyahoga County Government Reform.

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Orrville snags State Honors

From ODOD:   COLUMBUS – Lieutenant Governor Lee Fisher today announced that four Ohio communities, two companies, and one nonprofit organization received the Director’s Awards for Excellence in Housing and Community Development for effectively implementing programs that benefit Ohio’s low- … Continue reading

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State Plays Host to Child Support Forums

From ODJFS: The Ohio Department of Job and Family Services is preparing for the mandatory review of the guidelines used by county child support enforcement agencies and the judicial system to determine child support payments by providing several methods for … Continue reading

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More endorsements for Cordray

From the Cordray Campaign:   Columbus–Teachers, ironworkers, and members of the building trades, as well as health care and social workers are backing Richard Cordray for Ohio Attorney General. In recent days Treasurer Cordray has been endorsed by the following:

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Al Gore’s Latest Global Warming Plan

Don’t miss the story related to the above pic on THE ONION. Good stuff on global warming.

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Britney, Paris and … Barack?

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More Gov on Paid Sick Days

New letters are out from Gov. Strickland urging cooperation and compromise. Here they are:

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State Fair Opening Day

It’s cloudy in Columbus but hot. Here’s the opening ceremony, with Gov. Ted Strickland cutting the ribbon at the main gate: Here he is, talking to reporters afterward (apologies for the audio, the band started playing midway through the interview): … Continue reading

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