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XENIA — Greene County Administrator Brandon Huddleson didn’t mince words as to why the Greene County-owned Greenewood Manor is closing.“T

BUCYRUS - Mayor Jeff Reser and Service-Safety Director Jeff Wagner will attend the next meeting of Bucyrus City Council — as long as council members go through security. Council members signed a letter dated May 6 that asked both men to attend the regular meeting that begins 7 p.m. May 18. The mayor has accepted their request, contingent upon their submission to a security screening. "Mr. Wagner and I thank council members for changing the security protocol back to the previous way as we h...

Steve Wartenberg Pets provide millions of families with love, companionship and loyalty. “I see people all the time who think of their pets as their children,” says Jay Michael, a Columbus attorney who specializes in estate planning and trusts.  In some cases, these “children” can outlive their pet parents. This is why a growing number of people, regardless of their net worth, leave money to their pets in their wills, or create a pet trust as part of the estate-planning proc...

Prison sentence vacated on appeal Published by news@presspubli... on Fri, 05/07/2021 - 4:00pm Family and friends of Amber Eichner gather for a vigil service at Veterans Park, Genoa. (Press photo by Ken Grosjean) A decision by the Wood County Common Pleas Court that imposed a prison sentence for a man found guilty of attempted pandering of sexually-oriented material has been reversed. The Ohio Sixth District Court of Appeals has ruled the lower court erre...

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To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: Senate Bill 2, signed by Ohio Governor DeWine on April 27, 2021, makes various changes to criminal law regarding competency issues of defendants in criminal cases. Several of the revisions impact hospitals, including the imposition of new reporting requirements in certain situations. Revised Code 5122.03 sets forth procedures by which a patient voluntarily admitted to a hospital for mental health services may obtain release subject t...

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Takeout alcoholic drinks in Ohio: one for the road? Shawn Dominy, Law You Can Use Tuesday, April 27, 2021 2:59 PM Now that Ohioans can buy three takeout margaritas with their enchiladas to go, is it OK to sip one on the way home? If not, can a passenger drink it? And if that’s not allowed, where in the car should the drinks be placed during the drive home? No one wants to get charged with “open container,” or any other Ohio alcohol-related offenses for that matter, so consumer...

SHAWN DOMINY Now that Ohioans can buy three takeout margaritas with their enchiladas to go, is it OK to sip one on the way home? If not, can a passenger drink it? And if that’s not allowed, where in the car should the drinks be placed during the drive home? No one wants to get charged with open container, or any other Ohio alcohol-related offenses for that matter, so consumers should know the ins and outs of Ohio’s new law allowing takeout alcoholic drinks. Cocktails to go In 2020, Gov. Mik...

April 23, 2021 Story  Gov. Jay Inslee directed Attorney General Bob Ferguson today to investigate Pierce County Sheriff Ed Troyer for potential criminal violations in late January when the sheriff called 911 and claimed that a black man in his neighborhood had threatened to kill him. This action is taken pursuant to RCW 43.10.230 and .232, which authorizes the governor to grant the attorney general concurrent authority and power with local prosecuting authorities.  In a letter sent to John Hi...