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(The Center Square) - The Washington State Public Works Board recently approved more than $220 million in funding for local infrastructure projects statewide.

Q: How should cars and horses share the road? Some horse people say drivers should slow down to 5 miles per hour and give a wide berth to the horses so they don’t freak out and throw the riders. I was told by someone else that drivers can be ticketed if they move into the opposite lane of travel to give room to horses, although I’ve never heard of that happening.

(The Center Square) - The Washington State Public Works Board recently approved more than $220 million in funding for local infrastructure projects

State-mandated body to advise on homeless issues and five year plan; members not yet chosen

Effective October 3, 2023, the threshold amount for rejecting bids when they exceed the original construction estimate will increase for certain Ohio public entities.

The City of Seattle has become a haven for free drug possession and use. Addicts on the streets and increased homelessness and crime have both inspired websites to highlight the decline of a great city and businesses to move out and never return.

Ohio is seeing an increase in shooting deaths for children and teens, but state lawmakers refuse to put forward gun safety laws and won't let cities enact their own, either.

Republicans on the Ohio Ballot Board have refused any wrongdoing after significantly changing the November ballot language for the abortion rights amendment.

Q: Are there rules for where no-passing zones have to be placed? Is it just totally at the discretion of traffic engineers or are there regulations to follow? I ask because I find it rather odd that not all intersections are worthy of a no-passing zone.

Question:  Are there rules for where no-passing zones have to be placed? Is it just totally to the discretion of traffic engineers or are there regulations to follow? I ask because I find it …