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Struggling with ash borer, St Paul looks to remedy tree-cover disparities

Struggling with ash borer, St Paul looks to remedy tree-cover disparities
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Gov Mike DeWine proposes using stimulus money to repay Ohio s unemployment loans: Capitol Letter

Gov Mike DeWine proposes using stimulus money to repay Ohio s unemployment loans: Capitol Letter
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Gov Mike DeWine proposes using stimulus money to repay Ohio s unemployment loans: Capitol Letter

Gov. Mike DeWine proposes using stimulus money to repay Ohio’s unemployment loans: Capitol Letter Rotunda Rumblings Payback time: Gov. Mike DeWine wants Ohio to use $1.5 billion of the $5 billion-plus it’s getting from the federal coronavirus relief bill to balance the state’s unemployment compensation fund. As Andrew Tobias writes, the move would avert planned premium hikes on employers to pay back the money the state borrowed from the feds to pay out jobless claims, and avoid what happened following the Great Recession, when the state spent eight years paying off a similar loan. DeWine said Thursday he’s discussed the idea with state legislative leaders, and they were supportive.

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University of Minnesota works on attack fungi that could fight emerald ash borer

University of Minnesota works on attack fungi that could fight emerald ash borer U researchers hope fungus will kill invasive beetle. March 10, 2021 5:06pm Text size Copy shortlink: Fungi are everywhere. They inhabited the planet long, long before humans showed up. So it s no surprise researchers found thriving communities under the bark of ash trees infested with the emerald ash borer. What did surprise researchers at the University of Minnesota was the diversity 173 different kinds of fungi. Some are in cahoots with the beetle and help kill trees, but others attack the beetle itself, feeding on the destructive insect and its eggs.

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Ohio Democrats outspent in 2020; where do they go from here?

Ohio Democrats outspent in 2020; where do they go from here? Anna Staver, The Columbus Dispatch © Joshua A. Bickel/Columbus Dispatch Ohio Elector and Republican Party Chairwoman Jane Timkin, left, greets Secretary of State Frank LaRose after electors cast their votes during the 55th Electoral College on Monday, Dec. 14, 2020, at the Ohio Statehouse in Columbus. Ohio’s 18 electors cast their votes for President Donald J. Trump, who won the state s popular vote. Ohio Republicans significantly outspent Democrats in the final weeks of the 2020 election, according to the final campaign numbers released by the Ohio Secretary of State. It s a reality that Democrats running for office across the Buckeye State have struggled with for years. They get outspent, often by a lot. For example, the Ohio Republican Party spent $7.5 million on state House races between Oct. 15 and Dec. 4. Democrats spent about $2.8 million.

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