Pillich Drops Out To Back Cordray In Ohio Governor Race
Connie Pillich the lone woman in the Democratic field ends her bid and endorses Richard Cordray ahead of the primary. The move follows endorsements and fundraising boosts, joining Betty Sutton and Nan Whaley who earlier backed Cordray.
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Ohio
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Mike DeWine
Cordray
Associated Press
Connie Pillich
Pillich
U.S
Betty Sutton
Dayton
Nan Whaley
GOP
John Kasich
Schiavoni
Avon Lake considers pay raise for Municipal Utilities Board
Avon Lake proposed raise to bring board member pay closer to the state PERS credit threshold. The move discussed by the Human Resource Committee notes current pay at 600 dollars monthly while pension credit requires 660, with members serving 15 to 20 hours monthly and holding full time jobs. The committee will revisit the issue March 12.
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Avon Lake
Avon Lake Municipal Utilities Board
Karl K.C. Zuber
State Public Employees
Zuber
PERS
Todd Danielson
Avon Lake Regional Water
Danielson
Waterbury Subdivision Approved Amid Flood Fears in North Ridgeville
North Ridgeville residents voiced flooding concerns over the Waterbury subdivision 9 before Planning Committee approval. Neighbors say runoff and a 9-foot elevation on the main road threaten properties and values while the council debates next steps.
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Waterbury
Chuck Harvey
Mike Babet
Baber
Bruce Abens
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Sugar Ridge Road
Shady Drive
Westerville officers' families thank community for support
The families of two Westerville Ohio police officers Eric Joering and Anthony Morelli fatally shot while responding to a 911 hang up say they are grateful for the outpouring of support. A combined funeral is planned Friday at St Paul Catholic Church with a livestream by the city. The police dog will stay with Joering's widow and daughters.
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Columbus
Ohio
Westerville
Eric Joering
Anthony Morelli
Ohio Supreme Court hears ECOT funding case over learning time
Justices weigh ECOT argue state used learning time not enrollment to calculate funding, claiming $60 million refund for 2015-16 and $19 million for last year. State says full payment could be collected without documented learning minutes, while ECOT argues funding should reflect enrollment only.
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Supreme Court
Marion Little
ECOT
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Little
Douglas Cole
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Cole
Maureen O’connor
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