Ohio lawmaker to co sponsor gun bill in bipartisan move
Republican Sen Peggy Lehner of Kettering plans to co sponsor Senate Bill 19 a red flag gun control measure after Democratic Sen Sandra Williams of Cleveland introduced it with six Democrats in support the proposal has stalled in committee without a hearing in the Ohio General Assembly aiming to broaden gun safety oversight through bipartisan backing
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Dayton shooting prompts bipartisan co sponsor push on stand your ground
Lehner said Thursday she has verbal commitments from other Republicans to co sponsor a gun related stand your ground bill after a gunman killed nine and wounded several in Dayton early Sunday. She noted momentum changed after the Dayton incident and stressed bipartisan support is needed. In December she voted against a stripped down stand your ground measure.
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First Look Stone House Open See House A2
A brief preview in the A2 section highlights an open house event at Stone House, inviting readers to tour the property and learn details about its features and timeline. The note emphasizes accessibility and dates in the coming weekend.
Stone House Rental Details at 824 Lincoln Way
The mid 1800s Stone House at 824 Lincoln Way offers event space for up to 120 guests. Available options include renting by room or floor or the entire house for occasions from holiday parties to bridal showers and business breakfasts. Prices range 250 to 2000 dollars with extra charges for custom menu, decorations, or entertainment. Contact Robert McKinney, event coordinator, at 330 904 4824.
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Massillon concert closes summer season at Say Goodbye event
The Players Club performed at Massillon Park and Recreation's Say Goodbye to Summer Thursday on Tommy Henrich Drive NW. The program mixed current hits with disco staples as attendees enjoyed music and food in lawn chairs, marking the season’s final summer concert.
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Hunger future linked to land use and warming
A United Nations scientific report warns climate change and land use form a vicious cycle that degrades land and raises emissions, making food costlier scarcer and less nutritious. If diets, farming, and forest management change, the planet’s warming could be slowed, scientists say.
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