Though Martinsville’s absenteeism is lower than many other school divisions its size, it already refers far more cases to truancy court than like-sized school divisions in the state.
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That runs contrary to some Republican philosophy, but data shows that the party is leaving a lot of potential votes uncast. Here are the numbers.
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“Authors and Architects,” by Richmond artist Sandy Williams IV, will feature the names of 820 people who are known to have had a direct connection to the Salem college’s history.
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Hospitals and officials have not been able to recruit a single pediatrician to Northeast Ohio to handle child abuse cases full time.
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Public commenters addressed Cleveland City Council about a range of topics, including opposition to a proposed gas station and support for the leader of New Era Cleveland.
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Cleveland City Council is considering a proposal for Cleveland police to assist with security at the 2025 presidential inauguration.
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Edwin J. Viera, Public News Service New York groups are building support with federal lawmakers for several voting-rights bills. In passing the Freedom to Vote Act, the John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act and the Native American Voting Rights Act, some hope to clarify how people can access their ballot. New York has passed […]
Edwin J. Viera, Public News Service A federal bill could spell trouble for New York farmers. The Ending Agricultural Trade Suppression Act would remove local and state governments’ power to enact policies affecting farms. Studies show it could spell the end for more than 1,000 public health, safety and welfare laws. Michael Chameides, a member […]
Nancy Brockman’s standout resting place — her gift to those left behind as she fought cancer — has been riling up neighbors as much as she did in life
Ohioans can now add a copy of their Ohio-issued driver’s license or ID card to their Apple Wallet. But don’t expect to use it as your ID when you go to your local polling place on Election Day. it won’t be accepted.
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