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Yesterday, as the team took on the Oklahoma City Thunder, the Sacramento Kings announced Credder as the winner of the 2021 Capitalize contest, run in collaboration with 3STEPS4WARD, the City of Sacramento Office of Innovation and Economic Development’s Sacramento Urban Technology Lab Initiative and EY. “We are pleased to announce Credder as the winner of the 2021 Capitalize contest,” said Sacramento Kings President of Business Operations John Rinehart. “Each year, we learn about th...

Which Tampa Bay projects will survive a Ron DeSantis veto? At least $245 million in local projects have been approved by the Legislature. Their fate lies with DeSantis.     Aerial photo of the construction site of the Sarah Vande Berg Tennis and Wellness Center. Courtesy of the Sarah Vande Berg Tennis and Wellness Center [ [ Sarah Vande Berg Tennis and Wellness Center ] ] Updated May 10 TALLAHASSEE — When ZooTampa at Lowry Park had a $500,000 budget request denied by Gov. Ron DeSanti...

UHRICHSVILLE Uhrichsville Councilman Robert Baker is recovering at a Canton hospital after having a heart attack during Thursday nights council meeting. Mayor Mark Haney said Police Chief Vince Beal, Council President Robert Cottrell, and councilmen Ron Miller and Michael Huff put the unconscious councilman on the floor while Haney notified firefighters. Three city firefighter/paramedics who were down the hall from the council chamber in the fire station responded immediately, Haney said...

UHRICHSVILLE The city and Council President Robert Cottrell have settled a lawsuit over public records brought by a city service department employee. The Ohio Supreme Court on Thursday dismissed the case at the request of the Kent attorney who represented Jeffrey D. Morris in the mandamus action. He had sought to have the state high court order Cottrell and the city to give him certain documents. The case was resolved through mediation, according to Service Director Belle Everett. Drew Piersal...

UHRICHSVILLE Portions of Newport Avenue and Washington Avenue have begun to slip in recent days, a problem that Mayor Mark Haney attributes to the removal of a low-head dam on Big Stillwater Creek in October. "Newport Avenue, back of the dam, has gotten worse every day," Haney said, noting that a catch basin there has separated from a pipe. Meanwhile, Waterworks Hill Road south of town remains closed to traffic, with the portion of the highway next to the creek continuing to sink. The 1,200-foo...

Nikola; Massimo Pinca/Reuters; Samantha Lee/Insider This story is available exclusively to Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now. Trevor Milton left Nikola after he was accused of lying and exaggerating about its products. Legal filings and interviews with 38 people suggest Milton has a history of bending the truth. His friends defend him, saying hes misunderstood. Milton declined to comment on this story. Trevor...

Agriculture Commissioner Dr. Ryan Quarles and Kentucky farm groups are highlighting changes to the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) benefiting Kentucky agricultural producers, according to a press release from the Kentucky

Before leaving town, U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue and U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer announced the appointment of 67 members to serve on seven agricultural trade advisory committees.  A complete list of committee members are available at fas.usda.gov/atacs and includes a who’s who of influential voices from commodity groups to agribusinesses. The Agricultural Policy Advisory Committee is comprised of senior representatives from across the U.S. agricultural communit...

Dec. 29 meeting  KEY ACTION  Auditor Julie Pearch announced that she is holding the Claymont Income Tax payment to Dennison.  At the Dec. 10 meeting, council voted to pay Dennison an agreed percentage of taxes from the Claymont agreement up to the end of 2020.   Auditor Pearch said she asked the State Auditor for an opinion and is waiting for his response. She also believes that making the payment “creates a liability to the City of Uhrichsville and her office.” OTHER ACTION * Council v...

The Times-Reporter Uhrichsville Mayor Mark Haney returned fire in his issue with Council at Thursday nights meeting. At the Nov. 23 meeting, Council President Robert Cottrell read a statement stating that Haney tried to remove the city from an agreement made with Dennison and Claymont Board of Education over the tax income on the Claymont High School. Cottrell stated Haney had acted without council’s knowledge or approval and the agreement stands until council makes a decision otherwise. At...