Sidney’s financial plan impacted by COVID-19
Adams
SIDNEY The city of Sidney’s 2020 financial outcomes, as well as its 2021 financial plan, have been significantly impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
“Most of Sidney’s revenue sources, such as income tax, lodging tax, state-levied-shared taxes (including Local Government Fund distributions and gasoline tax receipts), even water and sewer revenues were negatively impacted by the shut-downs done in response to the virus,” said Ginger Adams, finance officer.
Her report continues:
The City’s permanent 1.5% income tax is its primary revenue source supporting services including police, fire, emergency medical, parks and community recreation. This portion of Sidney’s income tax generated $13.6 million in 2020, down $1.6 million from the $15.2 million collected in 2019. Approximately $1.1 million of this decrease was attributable to corporate taxes, while taxes withheld from employees declined approximately $554,000 from
Southern Board holds organizational meeting
Staff Report
RACINE The Southern Local Board of Education recently held its annual organization meeting, selecting Denny Evans to serve as President of the Board and Brenda Johnson as Vice President.
Johnson was also named as the legislative liaison to the Ohio School Board’s Association and the delegate to the OSBA annual conference. Board member Ashli Peterman was selected as the alternate. Evans was named the SLEA negotiations representative and Peterman the OAPSE management committee member. Other board members are Dennis Teaford and Tom Woods.
In other business during the organizational meeting, the board,
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A southeast Ohio doctor was sentenced in federal court on Friday to eight years in prison for illegally prescribing controlled substances and defrauding health care programs, the office of the U.S. District Attorney of the Southern District of Ohio reported.
A federal jury convicted Roger D. Anderson, 66, of Marietta, in last March, according to a press release from the District Attorneyâs office.
Anderson was convicted of one count of conspiring to distribute controlled substances, eight counts of illegal dispensing of controlled substances and one count of committing health care fraud, the press release said.
Anderson owned and operated Marietta Medical, which was formerly located on Putnam Street in Marietta, according to the release.
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Ohio COVID-19 Update: Next vaccination phase; local health departments and hospitals; new maps Governor Mike DeWine announced the goals of Phase 1B of COVID-19 vaccine distribution are to save lives and for schools to be fully open by March 1. (Photos courtesy of the Ohio Governor s Office) A map measuring COVID-19 cases per capita over time. This map shows each Hospital Preparedness Region and what percent of the overall ICU patient population are COVID patients. • • • Ohio Governor Mike DeWine and Lt. Governor Jon Husted Wednesday provided the following updates on Ohio s response to the COVID-19 pandemic.