Ohio council seeks input from people with developmental disabilities
The Ohio Developmental Disabilities Council asks for responses from people with developmental disabilities, family members, guardians, and professionals to shape a five year state plan. The online survey aims to identify problems and needs for about 95 000 Ohioans and runs until January 31.
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Ohio Developmental Disabilities Council
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Fatica Ayers
Ayers
Christine Brown
Northwest
Columbus
Dayton mayor reflects on rough year amid shootings and tornadoes
Dayton Ohio faced three calamitous events in 2019 a Ku Klux Klan rally devastating tornadoes and a mass shooting that killed nine all within ten weeks Mayor Nan Whaley says the events illustrate national inaction on white supremacist climate change and gun violence The interview highlights her blunt down to earth leadership and the citys response from open carry protests to the Oregon district shooting and its aftermath.
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Dayton
Ohio City
Nan Whaley
Whaley
Nancy Miller
University of Dayton
Wright Brothers
Ohio
Memorial Day
Martin Gehres
Oregon District
Stark jobless rate holds steady in November
Ohio data show Stark County unemployment at 4.3 percent in November, unchanged from October and below last year's 4.6 percent. Canton's rate was 5.1 percent, flat from October and down from 5.6 percent in November 2018. The statewide rate was 4.2 percent, with nonseasonally adjusted 3.8 percent, while the national rate stood at 3.5 percent. Neighboring counties varied, Holmes 2.8 percent, Wayne 3.1 percent, Summit 4.0 percent, Portage 4.0 percent, Tuscarawas 4.2 percent, Columbiana 4.5 percent, Carroll 5.0 percent, Mahoning 5.5 percent.
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Stark County
Canton
Ohio
Holmes
Wayne
Tuscara
Columbiana
W Carroll
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