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Want to ask a question of finalists for Columbus police chief? Here's how: Bethany Bruner, The Columbus Dispatch The public will have a chance to ask a question and hear from the finalists vying to be the next Columbus police chief. An online public forum will be held from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, and will be streamed on the city's Facebook and YouTube pages, as well as aired on CTV. The city plans to announce on Monday the finalists, who will be invited to participate in the public forum. Questions for the candidates can be submitted in advance of the forum by emailing pol...

Sacandaga region looks to grow while keeping its character FacebookTwitterEmail 1of20 Jason Kemper, right, with his sons Cal and Cole, ice fishing on the Great Sacandaga Lake.  (Photo provided)Jason KemperShow MoreShow Less 2of20 From left, Harper Richardson, Ella Hammons, Macy Weaver, Carter Richardson, Cole Kemper, Callan Kemper, Logan Hammons and Parker Kemper Brown (in orange) with a pike that was released in February of 2020.Jason KemperShow MoreShow Less 3of20 5of20 A shot of the 2016 "Ring of Fire," an annual Labor Day event when lakeside residents are encouraged to build bonfires on ...

In the November election, voters approved a change to the city's charter to add the board to review the Columbus Police Department.

2:36 The diverse, 16-member work group issued 17 recommendations. Among them; the Civilian Police Review Board should include 9 members with staggered three-year terms. Members will be selected by Columbus Mayor Andy Ginther in consultation with City Council, and Council would give final approval. Civilian Police Review Board members must be diverse in terms of race, ethnicity, age, politics, gender, sexual orientation, religion, socioeconomic status, and professional skill - and most must live in the city of Columbus. Members will receive ongoing training in police tactics, constitutional la...

Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther announces specifics about Civilian Review Board In the November election, voters approved a change to the city's charter to add the board to review the Columbus Police Department. Author: 10TV Web Staff Updated: 4:55 PM EST January 26, 2021 COLUMBUS, Ohio — Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther and other leaders discussed the Civilian Review Board work group recommendations and outlined more specifics about the board on Wednesday. In the November election, voters approved a change to the city's charter to add the board to review the Colu...