Gun store sales rise after Obama reelection in Grafton
In Grafton Bullseye Firearms reports higher sales since President Obama won a second term. Co owner Rich Guyeska cites fears of stricter laws and a hunting season boost, with pistols the top seller and semiautomatic rifles gaining some.
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Muni officials resist uniform local income tax bill
Officials in Ohio oppose a bill to standardize local income tax collections, arguing it would raise costs for cities. Ohio has about 600 municipalities using over 300 different tax rules, making multi jurisdiction compliance costly for businesses. The measure aims to create uniform rules but faces pushback from local officials and business groups.
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Tada oes weighs ban on baby boxes in wake of concerns
A discussion on banning baby drop boxes gains momentum as critics note their legal ambiguity. The proposal seeks to curb abandoned infant risks while balancing parental crisis needs amid ongoing policy debates.
Twelve Days of Christmas price index climbs to 107000
The 364 items in The Twelve Days of Christmas cost 6.1 percent more this year totaling $107,300, says PNC Wealth Management. Fourteen items rose, while six items did not change, including maids a milking and partridge, with notable increases in swans and drummers.
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