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Federal judges in Ohio won't delay May 3 primary — for now | News - Vimarsana News

Federal judges in Ohio won't delay May 3 primary — for now | News

COLUMBUS, Ohio — A federal court panel on Wednesday decided not to delay Ohio’s May 3 primary — for now.

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Ohio, drug distributors finalize $808 million opioid settlement - Vimarsana News

Ohio, drug distributors finalize $808 million opioid settlement

Ohio on Thursday finalized an $808 million accord with the three largest U.S. drug distributors resolving claims they fueled the opioid epidemic, guaranteeing the state would be paid regardless of the fate of the proposed $26 billion national settlement.

Election panel delays Householder review - Vimarsana News

Election panel delays Householder review

COLUMBUS, Ohio — The Ohio Elections Commission on Thursday delayed its review of a massive list of campaign finance violations brought by the state e

Tax, fee increase could be on the way for Ranlo - Vimarsana News

Tax, fee increase could be on the way for Ranlo

Ranlo officials are considering major belt tightening moves as part of the upcoming budget process which could drive up property taxes and fees for city residents after July 1.  Ranlo Town Manager Jonathan Blanton unveiled his proposed budget during a three-hour special session in March that recommended a 25% property tax increase, from 40 cents per $100 of property value to 50 cents per $100 of property value. For example, a person owning a $150,000 house would pay $750 in city property taxes, an increase of $150 from the current rate. The person would also have to pay county property taxe...