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Commissioners announce bid awards - Portsmouth Daily Times

Commissioners announce bid awards By Patrick Keck - pkeck@aimmediamidwest.com SCIOTO The Scioto County Commissioners convened on Thursday for its regularly scheduled meeting, announcing the bid awards for several county projects among its 21 items. At the approval of Scioto County Engineer Darren LeBrun, the board announced the awarded groups for the concrete and grout material, emulsion, cutback, and primer materials, and aggregate material projects. Tow Path Ready Mix received the concrete and grout material award, while Marathon Petroleum won the emulsion, cutback, and primer materials award. Hanson Aggregates and Latham Limestone split the award for the aggregate material. For the development and maintenance of the Scioto County Economic Development website, Appalachian Marketing and Media received the award at the recommendation of Director Robert Horton.

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Battle continues regarding where remote workers pay taxes

Battle continues regarding where remote workers pay taxes Ohio Statehouse, Columbus. The right of cities to tax remote employees during the pandemic continues to face opposition on multiple fronts. A bill that would allow remote workers to pay income tax to their home municipalities rather than where their employers are located and seek refunds for 2021 taxes passed the Ohio House, Wednesday, May 26. Separately, as Ohio House Bill 157 moves to the Ohio Senate, the Buckeye Institute filed an appeal in one of the organization s multiple challenges about the constitutionality of Ohio House Bill 197, which was passed codifying the right of those cities to tax the income of employees not working within the municipal limits during the pandemic.

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Cleveland s Ride of Silence to Take Place May 19th

By Steve Bailey May 18, 2021 Cleveland, OH - On Wednesday May 19th, 2021, at 6:30pm, Cleveland area cyclists will gather to ride in silence to honor those who have been injured or killed bicycling on our public roadways. The Ride of Silence, a global event that takes place yearly, will begin in North America and continue to roll across the globe. Cyclists will take to the roads in a slow, silent procession to honor cyclists who have been killed or injured while cycling on public roadways. Although cyclists have a legal right to Share the Road with motorists, the motoring public often isn t aware of these rights, and sometimes not aware of the cyclists themselves.

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Morning Headlines: Progressive Field, Canal Park to Expand Capacity, Drop Masks; State Reports 100 New COVID Deaths, 5M Vaccinated

Morning Headlines: Progressive Field, Canal Park to Expand Capacity, Drop Masks; State Reports 100 New COVID Deaths, 5M Vaccinated
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Briefs: Morral woman joins Saved by the Belt Club

Briefs: Morral woman joins Saved by the Belt Club Marion Star Morral woman joins Ohio’s “Saved by the Belt” Club MARION – Jessica J. Greashaber of Morral joined Ohio’s “Saved by the Belt” Club after her safety belt saved her from sustaining life-threatening injuries. The crash occurred on Irvin Shoots Road in Marion County on Feb. 22. Ohio State Highway Patrol Lieutenant Lance S. Shearer, Marion Post commander, presented her with a “Saved by the Belt” certificate signed by Ohio Department of Public Safety Director Thomas J. Stickrath and Colonel Richard S. Fambro, Patrol superintendent. Provisional data from 2020 shows 487 people in Ohio were killed in traffic crashes where a safety belt was available but not in use.

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