Oberlin council weighs pothole sale and light upgrades
Oberlin plans to sell potholes for 10 dollars each while repairing 18 large holes from waterline breaks. Council approves new old style street lights for downtown with 60 fixtures at about 1000 dollars each. Speed limits on College and Professor streets move to 25 mph after study.
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Ed Thompson
Oberlin
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Ohio Department of Transportation
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Ohio voters reject many school levies
Ohio voters rejected a wide range of school levies in Tuesday's primary, with the Westerville City Schools' 1591-mill levy swept aside in Franklin County. Across 163 issues on ballots in about two thirds of the state, several districts faced narrow defeats, including Fairfield in Butler County by one vote and New Carlisle Bethel by 12 votes. Some districts in Cuyahoga, Montgomery, and other counties approved limited levies, while many others faced failures and potential extracurricular cuts.
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Hamilton County
Ravenna City
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Cuyahoga County
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Parma
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Shaker Heights
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Solon
Westlake
Reynoldsburg
Hamilton
Plain
Bexley
Groveport
Madison
Montgomery County
Centerville
Dayton
Northmont
West Carrollton
New Lebanon
Valley View
Trotwood-Madison
Western Reserve Local
Mahoning
McComb
Hancock County
Hubbard
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Trumbull County
Southern
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Caldwell
Noble County
Wapakoneta
Auglaize County
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Amherst council set to fight mayor's veto
Council President Jaworski predicts a veto override of the mayor Anthony DePaola’s veto on a mandamus bid to force three full time police hires. He notes council has funds already set aside for police salaries, unlike for firemen, in a dispute over city staffing and authority.
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