Ohio Public Defender says indigent defense underfunded in counties
Ohio Public Defender Timothy Young warns that qualified lawyers take less court appointed work for poor defendants as counties rely on private counsel. Reimbursements for Licking County indigent defense remain stuck low, with $35 hourly out of court and $45 in court, capped at $1,000 per felony. County officials say state funding has shifted since the recession, with a 48 percent state share now, up from 40. Young advocates for full state responsibility.
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Michigan makes progress cutting phosphorus to Lake Erie
Michigan officials report reduced phosphorus from farms and Detroit wastewater cutting algal blooms in western Lake Erie. River Raisin runoff has fallen by half in seven years due to buffer strips and drainage controls, though calls for stricter rules persist.
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Fall Harvest Festival at Kanisa House Highlights Community Garden
The First Community Interfaith Institute of Ohio hosts its 10th annual Fall Harvest Festival at the Dred Scott community garden behind Kanisa House at 142 Cleveland St. in Elyria. Dana Burns says the event educates visitors about the Underground Railroad while supporting low income families through gardening, food, and fundraisers.
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Search expands for toddler Rainn Peterson in North Bloomfield Ohio
Northeast Ohio deputies say state and federal officers join in the hunt for 2-year-old Rainn Peterson who wandered from her great grandmother’s home near North Bloomfield. The girl was last seen Friday evening. no signs of violence noted. police dogs and FBI assist.
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