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Law You Can Use: Takeout alcoholic drinks in Ohio: One for the road? By Shawn Dominy Dominy Law Firm, LLC 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 i...

Please, reenter the code in the captcha! The link was successfully Sent! Ooops!:( An error has occurred!   Hillsboro City Council passes resolutions, addresses new city sign From left, pictured are Hillsboro City Council members Claudia Klein, Ann Morris, Tom Eichinger (background), Greg Maurer and Adam Wilkin and clerk Kimberly Newman. (HCP Photos/Caitlin Forsha.) Pictured at the April 12 city council meeting are Hillsboro Mayor ...

MY EDMONDS NEWS Posted: April 10, 2021 Editor: The Edmonds Citizens’ Housing Commission recently issued its much anticipated recommendations focused on expanding housing options in Edmonds. Adoption of the Citizens’ Housing Commission’s recommendations by Edmonds would permit construction of either a duplex or two townhouses in most single family residential neighborhoods. In addition, two, three or four housing units on single family residential parcels, or cluster housing/cottage...

Yost Launches Investigation Into Columbus Zoo By Lydia Taylor Ohio SHARE COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio Attorney Dave Yost announced Thursday his office is investigating the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium after two executives allegedly used the zoos assets for personal reasons.  According to an investigation by the Columbus Dispatch, former CEO Tom Stalf and former chief financial officer Greg Bell — who bot...

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost announced today that an investigation has been opened following recent allegations involving two executives at the Columbus Zoo

Knapsack: Laws, local rules, and what do I have to do? Whether it’s a stop sign or a face covering, there is law and there is consensus. Ohio Revised Code or Village Codified Ordinances alike, we have a body of law that can be enforced, but few of us have read those source documents, and we work from a day by day basis on a set of understandings that are part of our local culture, perhaps a result of our upbringing, and frankly can carry with them a wide variety of misunderstandings. When I s...

mnewbanks@mariettatimes.com The mother of a 2-month-old baby murdered last July was indicted this week for permitting child abuse and endangering children. Marietta resident Megan Wiggins was charged with the first-degree felony permitting child abuse and the third-degree felony endangering children. Ohio Revised Code 2903.15 states in part that no parent having custody of a child under 18 years of age shall cause serious physical harm to the child, or the death of the child, as a proximate res...

On the morning of Nov. 12, 2019, WSU freshman Sam Martinez was transported by the Pullman Police Department to a local funeral home in a locked body bag. Fraternity members found his body cold and discolored in the basement of Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity. Almost a year and a half later, Pullman PD completed its investigation into the circumstances surrounding Martinez’s death.  Pullman PD recommended charges of hazing or furnishing liquor to a minor for seven Alpha Tau Omega fraternity member...

Visit Dublin, Ohios social-media campaign designed to boost restaurants recovery ThisWeek group Winter is weighing heavy upon central Ohio, but spring soon will arrive – and with it, Dublin restaurant owners and operators hope, will be an increase in customers. “We should see an increase (in customers). It’s promising,” said Steve Paul, the assistant general manager at Matt the Miller’s Tavern, 6725 Avery-Muirfield Drive. A return to warmer weather, allowing use of the restaurant’s ...

Ohios Republican senators all voted for a bill giving lawmakers the power to change or revoke public health orders and state of emergency declarations Wednesday afternoon.  Senate Bill 22 passed 25-8 and now heads to the Ohio House. It would create a six-person committee with equal membership from both chambers. The committee would advise the General Assembly on the governors public health state of emergency orders and any state agencys health order such as a mask mandate, curfew or limite...