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Rather than repeal or replace House Bill 6, the states GOP-controlled Legislature is weighing whether to delay fees on residents electrical bills for one year. The fees subsidize two northern Ohio nuclear plants owned by Energy Harbor. But theres a catch: House Republicans did not have the votes needed to stop those fees from being collected for the first time in January. So if the changes are approved, fees would hit Ohioans bills in the first months of 2021 and be refunded later.  A Ho...

news@tribtoday.com The Mahoning Valley could receive more than $3 million from the state’s capital budget to invest in schools, infrastructure, public services and local community projects. State Sen. Michael Rulli, R-Salem, and Rep. Michael O’Brien, D-Warren, announced the local funding from the $2.1 billion capital appropriations budget for fiscal year 2021-22. The state’s capital budget was introduced on Tuesday. Usually the legislature approves a capital budget every two years. This ...

Dec 16, 2020 The Mahoning Valley could receive more than $3 million from the state’s capital budget to invest in schools, infrastructure, public services and local community projects. State Sen. Michael Rulli, R-Salem, and Rep. Michael O’Brien, D-Warren, announced the local funding from the $2.1 billion capital appropriations budget for fiscal year 2021-22. The state’s capital budget was introduced on Tuesday. Usually the legislature approves a capital budget every two years. This budget...

TEN YEARS AGO The flames were really close but we werent scared say fire-fighting teens Five teenagers on the way home from school bravely stepped into a fire in Mill End, calling the fire brigade and helping to save pets and residents from the blaze. Kimo Kirvy, 15 and Jack Miles, 16, were walking home with friends Shannon Wheatley, Michael OBrien and Alfie Stringer when they saw the fire in a house in Clarkfield. After alerting the emergency services, Kimo and Jack rushed to the burning...

Aldermen may soon schedule an emergency meeting to discuss the proposal after the unanimous decision. “We are not out to hurt people or take their livelihood away from them or be the Grinch who stole Christmas or whatever. These are hard decisions to make,” said Dr. Tony Storace, chairman of the Board of Health. According to the proposal, no indoor activity could take place after 9:30 p.m. at establishments where face masks cannot be worn the entire time, meaning restaurants, bars, ni...

By State House News Service The four undergraduate University of Massachusetts campuses are expecting to bring back more students in the spring than the small number who were living in dorms this fall semester, but would all still be operating at less than half-occupancy under estimates shared Thursday. The UMass campuses in Amherst, Boston, Dartmouth and Lowell are expecting to operate in a partially remote model in the spring, university treasurer Lisa Calise told the systems tr...

The four undergraduate University of Massachusetts campuses are expecting to bring back more students in the spring than the small number who were living in dorms this fall semester, but all still would be operating at less than half-occupancy, under estimates shared Thursday. The UMass campuses in Amherst, Boston, Dartmouth and Lowell are expecting to operate in a partially remote model in the spring, university treasurer Lisa Calise told the systems trustees Thursday. Lower numbers of student...

Aurivo Teagasc Joint programme 2021-2023 The Aurivo/Teagasc joint programme was launched this week by Raymond Barlow Chairman of Aurivo Co-op and Tom Kellegher, Teagasc Regional Advisory Manager. The Joint Programme aims to improve farm profitability and environmental practices while ensuring that dairy farming is socially sustainable. The programme builds on and is a continuation of the two previous programmes that began in 2014. Pictured at the launch of Aurivo Teagasc Joint programme 2021-20...

Victorian Tourism Voucher Website Crashes Hours After Going Live The Victorian government website offering 40, 000 regional tourist vouchers has crashed moments after going live as large numbers of holidaymakers scrambled to snap up the offer from the state government. Registration for the $200 travel vouchers opened at 10 a.m. on Friday but those trying to apply for a voucher were told the site was “unable to process this request,” and even Business Victoria’s telephone service line was...

DVR Invites Public To Virtual Hearings Dec. 18 And Dec. 22 NMDVR News: SANTA FE — The New Mexico Division of Vocational Rehabilitation (NMDVR), the State Rehabilitation Council, and the State Independent Living Council will hold two special hearings this month. The purpose of these hearings is to solicit comments from the public regarding the updated version of the Division’s Manual of Operating Procedures, Order of Selection policy, and plans for managing Order of Selection. The hearings,...