All of the pieces of our #GemCityGamble series are now online and posted on the home page of the @daytondailynews . Read about Dayton's history of police corruption, organized crime and the downfall of Pete Rose.
From Italian art museums to Moroccan gardens to a South African safari, Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther, president of @usmayors, spent more than one-fifth of 2024 (78 days) traveling for work. Here’s where he went and who paid.
https://t.co/39AFBREO6s
Join @averykreemer and I, and our friends from @WYSO to discuss the latest goings-on in Columbus at a free event at @Daytonlibrary in partnership with @LWVDayton . https://t.co/cqJu0LYEpQ
From @daytondailynews: "The PRESS Act would provide essential protections for the public’s right to know... We urge Senate leadership to advance the bill this term and similarly urge Senators to support the measure if it does advance." https://t.co/N3He4PbzVE
BEST PICTURE EVER, @Natalie_Reports! She visited the Big Boy "graveyard" in Cincinnati. Those iconic statues are gathered at company HQ as multiple Frisch's restaurants close all over the Dayton-Cincinnati region after being evicted by their landlord. https://t.co/SRqt1yD5PT
An Ohio Democrat proposes that the state increase the minimum salary for teachers. Ohio Rep. Joseph Miller, D-Amherst said Ohio's minimum lags the national average. https://t.co/VLTx34yuxL
ICYMI: Several students from around our region share their personal experiences with mental health issues and what they hope can be done to address the crisis. https://t.co/noHtOUKXuu
Happy #electionday2024 . One of the more confusing issues on the Ohio ballots is the state Issue 1 redistricting amendment. Here is an explainer we did on the issue and how it works: https://t.co/6NIR0Xnqh2
Multiple southwest Ohio Frisch's Big Boy restaurants are closing and some experts point to the 2015 purchase of the company by a private equity firm and a sale-leaseback arrangement that followed. https://t.co/qubqjOWhEt
More than 2.5 million Ohioans have already cast their ballots in the November election, with polls opening for Election Day on Tuesday: https://t.co/j4kgj7DxyI
"Ohio's Attorney General evidently didn't get the memo" - sounds like the judge is ticked at @DaveYostOH for pushing for most of the anti-abortion "heartbeat" bill in the face of Ohio's abortion constitutional amendment
https://t.co/ZHl0FySLWH
In which I attempt to explain how the citizen commission would be appointed to draw legislative maps if Ohio Issue 1 passes in November...using Halloween candy.