Education committee votes for external cost adjustment after hearing evidence of mounting district hiring struggles. The recommendation has several hurdles yet to clear.
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Voters will decide whether to separate out residential property taxes and allow lawmakers to make isolated changes to how homes are taxed.
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The idea remains a tantalizingly simple way to alleviate the region’s water woes. Dig a little deeper and it quickly runs into serious obstacles.
A rift formed one state to our west holds lessons for the aspiring leaders of our Legislature, columnist Kerry Drake writes.
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The Renewing Sovereignty Project, which provides social and financial support for participants leaving the justice system, had a 100% placement rate in its first year.
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With the November election just around the corner, Ohio voters need to be sure they’re registered by the Oct. 7 deadline in order to vote on Nov. 5.
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The City of Akron is moving forward with its plans to rehabilitate the Cascade Parking Deck, which sits below Cascade Plaza on West Mill Street in downtown Akron. At Monday’s City Council meeting, the city requested a $400,000 budget for the design work needed to begin construction on the structure.
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New York City Mayor Eric Adams’ embattled long-time advisor and confidant Tim Pearson resigned Monday, his attorney confirmed to THE CITY. His departure comes amid a corruption probe and a spiraling crisis for City Hall following Adams’ federal grand jury indictment last week, and as Gov. Kathy Hochul, who has the power to remove a […]
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NC State Board of Elections grants emergency flexibility to disaster area counties, including absentee voting meeting schedules and voter ID.
The vote must go on. Planning elections in a disaster area. is a story from Carolina Public Press, an award-w…
This story was originally published by Chalkbeat. Sign up for their newsletters at ckbe.at/newsletters. When New York City wanted to test cameras on city school buses, they tapped two vendors to pilot the technology. One was Verra Mobility, an Arizona-based smart transportation company with a history of working with the city’s Transportation Department. The other was BusPatrol, […]
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