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Friday night's "disciplinary letter" was for termination of Pohlman, who led the police department for more than eight years.

A former state lawmaker who has had some controversial conservative ideas is running to be the chairman of the Ohio Republican Party. 

A former Southwest Ohio lawmaker who tried to impeach Gov. Mike DeWine wants to lead the Ohio Republican Party, saying he can unify the party.

She brought her exacting tastes, both literary and culinary, to undertakings including a massive update of the time-honored tome ‘Joy of Cooking.’

New agreement between Victorville, San Bernardino County Fire could save some more lives Victorville Daily Press An agreement city officials say will reduce response times for emergencies, such as car crashes and strokes, has been approved by the Victorville City Council. The City Council on Tuesday voted unanimously in favor of the automatic aid agreement between the Victorville Fire and San Bernardino County Fire departments. As part of the agreement, fire engines from both departments can...

Jerah R. Cordova, who has been mayor of the city of Belen for seven years, said for the past 18 years, he’s worked to protect our nation in a full-time capacity as a federal contractor with the Department of Defense and agencies of the federal government. He is married to Megan Malcom-Morgan. Belen Mayor Jerah Cordova has served in the office for seven years. He was first elected to the Belen City Council in 2010. Q What do you think about when you’re alone in your car? A “I thin...

What Does It Take to Be No. 1? A year ago, no one really wanted the No. 1 overall pick in the NBA Draft. Sure, Minnesota Timberwolves general manager Gersson Rosas did his best to muster up a smile, but the top of the draft was beyond underwhelming. This year it’s the polar opposite. “There are at least three guys that would have gone No. 1 last season, maybe as many as five,” one NBA general manager told me earlier this week. “No one was tanking last season,” another added. “This y...

If theres a Republican challenger to Gov. Mike DeWine in 2022, Republicans in Clermont County dont want the state party to get involved.  The Clermont County Republican Party Central Committee on Wednesday passed a resolution asking the Ohio Republican Party to not endorse in the 2022 Primary.  In the resolution, "the Clermont County Republican Party calls on the Ohio Republican Party and Chair Timken to support and defend a free and open Republican Primary for all offices that puts voters ...

MISHAWAKA — John Becker’s recent addition to his “urban art” portfolio in Mishawaka can be seen affixed to the side of a building he owns at 101 E. Mishawaka Ave. A red Mini Cooper is affixed to the east side of 101 CO-3, a small business-entrepreneurial firm in a former bank building at Main Street and Mishawaka Avenue. Lit at night and spotted by day, Becker said he got the idea for the automotive art piece like this one while traveling. “I had to find the right ma...

Rockville considering whether to allow short-term residential rentals Some residents decry possibility of ‘hotels’ January 12, 2021 | 10:44 am Logo from Rockville Rockville is considering whether to allow short-term residential rentals, such as Airbnb, and how they could be regulated. Some residents who are opposed say they don’t want residential buildings turned into “hotels.” During a public hearing on Monday, a handful of residents said most condominium associations and common owne...