Ohio allows license relief for paying parents under new child support law
Ohio's revised child support law lets parents who pay at least half of court ordered support avoid suspending licenses. The measure, added to the state budget and effective Wednesday, requires county agencies to check 90 days back for 50 percent paid. It aims to encourage work and reduce punitive license suspensions amid economic hardship.
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Columbus
Ohio
The
Columbus Dispatch
Donald Hubin
Fathers and Families
Ohio Department of Job and Family Services
Benjamin Johnson
Kimberly Newsom
Ohio Child Support Enforcement Agencies Directors’ Association
Police Run Charity Flag Game Raises Special Olympics Support
North Ridgeville police defeated North Olmsted 28 to 12 in a charity flag football match Saturday. Jason Walland of North Ridgeville nabbed the flag from North Olmsted QB Jim Yost as players and officers joined in a community fundraiser.
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North Ridgeville Police
North Olmsted Police
North Ridgeville
Jason Walland
North Olmsted
Jim Yost
OSU Police Earn 1.6 Million in Overtime
Dayton Daily News reports at The Ohio State University police earned over 1.6 million dollars in overtime in 2010. The top two officers each exceeded 84 thousand dollars in overtime, lifting total pay above 165 thousand dollars. Sixteen officers earned over 100 thousand dollars, with five officers above Chief Paul Denton. State senator Peggy Lehner criticizes the overtime as wasteful. police cite events and reimbursements from other agencies.
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Dayton
Ohio
Dayton Daily News
Ohio State University
Paul Denton
Peggy Lehner
Debating Marcellus Shale gas debate draws lines
Scientists warn both sides spin research on fracking in Marcellus gas play. A Duke study links methane in wells near drilling sites while no fracking chemicals were found, sparking mixed interpretations and renewed calls for follow up. Critics and industry figures clash over environmental and economic impacts.
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Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Ohio
America
Duke University
Rob Jackson
Dow Chemical Co
Marcellus
Duke
Jackson
Associated Press
Josh Fox
Gasland
Fox
Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection
Dep
Chesapeake Energy Corp
Aubrey McClendon
Gutter Topper offers protection for home gutters
A promotional piece explains Gutter Topper as a professional gutter protection system designed to keep gutters clear of debris and reduce home wear. It claims solid aluminum construction, 22 inches of rain per hour, 110 mph winds, and a lifetime warranty. The ad notes installation over existing or new gutters, optional heating for ice dams, and a $350 September discount with a free estimate by calling 440-366-0688. It references Gutter Cover Company serving NE Ohio for 13+ years and provides two websites.
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N.E. Ohio
Guttercovercompany.com
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