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City of Hillsboro notified of proposed finding for recovery related to $46,266 payment to former Municipal Court clerk - Vimarsana News

City of Hillsboro notified of proposed finding for recovery related to $46,266 payment to former Municipal Court clerk

The city of Hillsboro has been notified of a proposed finding for recovery by Ohio Auditor of State Keith Faber related to the 2021 collective payout to former Hillsboro Municipal Court clerk Diane Seeling.

Case disputing Struthers election dropped | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Case disputing Struthers election dropped | News, Sports, Jobs

YOUNGSTOWN — The attorney representing 28 voters of Jennifer J. Ciccone who contested the results of the Struthers Municipal Court election that she lost

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City of Hillsboro notified of proposed finding for recovery related to $46,266 payment to former Municipal Court clerk - Vimarsana News

City of Hillsboro notified of proposed finding for recovery related to $46,266 payment to former Municipal Court clerk

The city of Hillsboro has been notified of a proposed finding for recovery by Ohio Auditor of State Keith Faber related to the 2021 collective payout to former Hillsboro Municipal Court clerk Diane Seeling.

Wash. Supreme Ct. Overturns Law Setting 8-Year Deadline for Medical Malpractice Suits - Vimarsana News

Wash. Supreme Ct. Overturns Law Setting 8-Year Deadline for Medical Malpractice Suits

The Washington Supreme Court ruled Thursday that a statute that bars medical malpractice lawsuits filed more than eight years after the date of injury

The law is clear: Your windows must be | Bainbridge Island Review - Vimarsana News

The law is clear: Your windows must be | Bainbridge Island Review

Aren’t drivers supposed to have a clear view out the rear window of their car? I saw someone driving with their entire back window covered in snow. The inability to see behind you is a serious safety issue. They drove past a police car and the officer didn’t do anything. Even if they’re not breaking the law, if I were that officer, I’d have at least pulled them over and told them they should clean the snow off.

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