Category Archives: Dixland Interest

If only it was this easy to get the IRS to do anything.

Corey Roscoe, Ohio campaign coordinator for Mercy for Animals, speaks to the media during a press conference near the Statehouse about a hidden video the group took at Buckeye Veal in Apple Creek, near Wooster: Here is Lisa Hamler-Fugitt, a … Continue reading →

Performance Audit released by Auditor Mary Taylor today (had to split into two documents because of the size):

Turns out the farm at the center of a new undercover video from Mercy for Animals already is converting to group housing and away from the single-stall/crate setup the animal welfare group is attacking. Here’s a statement released by Buckeye … Continue reading →

David Pepper, Democratic candidate for state auditor, released his Pepper Plan for the office this morning. Here’s a copy. Waiting for react from Republican auditor candidate David Yost:

Here are the clips from John Kasich’s press conference today, where he announced plans to reform the state’s small business regulations. Republican state lawmakers Keith Faber and James Zehringer and Kasich’s running mate, Mary Taylor, offer comments and answer reporters’ … Continue reading →

Here are the clips from the launch of the Ohio veterans bonus application process, with Gov. Ted Strickland, AG Richard Cordray, Treasurer Kevin Boyce and Vets Service Director Bill Hartnett: Here’s a quasi-gaggle that took place during the presser, with … Continue reading →

Here are the clips from today’s announcement by Gov. Ted Strickland and State Superintendent of Public Instruction Deborah Delisle concerning Ohio being named among Race to the Top recipients: Here’s the official release: Ohio Wins $400M in Race to the … Continue reading →

Here’s all of the paperwork that has been submitted to Gov. Ted Strickland’s office to date from people who want to be on the new casino control commission (CLICK “continue reading” to view, in case that’s not obvious to you):

House Minority Leader Bill Batchelder and fellow Republican Reps. Lou Blessing and Cheryl Grossman call out Gov. Ted Strickland on outsourcing, campaign contributions and China votes: