Kasich signs charter schools reform into law in Ohio
Governor Kasich signed a sweeping charter school overhaul to raise performance and accountability. The 90 day implementation aims to curb sponsor hopping, boost reporting, and train boards in open meetings laws while expanding high performing charters and labeling failing ones poor. A second bill allows schools and camps to stock asthma inhalers for emergencies with nurse or trainer authorization.
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Guns Melted Down After Cleveland Buyback
Cleveland and a suburb melted 200 guns collected in summer buyback events at a Cleveland steel mill. The firearms exchanged for gas or groceries were melted into steel for household products as city gun violence rises with a 40 percent jump in gun homicides and a 33 percent rise in felonious assaults year to date.
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Hudson pizza owner aided by regular customers
Northeast Ohio restaurateur Dave Janotka of Farinacci Pizza has chronic kidney failure and underwent a kidney transplant in August. About 60 regular customers now handle orders, wash dishes, and clean the dining room while he recovers, with Janotka aiming to return to work next year. Joann Hayes organized help as volunteers.
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Statue to honor Tuskegee Airman at Northwest Ohio airport
A group plans a 6 foot black granite statue for Lt. Col. Charles Williams Sr. at Allen County Airport in Lima Ohio. The project aims to honor Williams and the Tuskegee Airmen with a $30,000 tribute funded by local supporters as airport officials seek more memorabilia.
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Tuskegee Airmen
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Allen County
Charles Williams Sr
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Ryan Huizinga
United States
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Williams
Ohio could have over 1100 pot retailers if Issue 3 passes
Ohio voters consider Issue 3 a constitutional amendment to legalize marijuana for 21 plus, allow home grows, and authorize a Marijuana Control Commission. The plan ties store licenses to population, capping at about 1,150 to 1,150 plus outlets with a $10,000 annual fee, plus strict age and local approval rules. Stores would specialize in cannabis and related items only, with consumption restricted to elsewhere.
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Columbus
U.S
Marijuana Control Commission
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