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ELKTON -- A bright and sunny Saturday saw over a hundred surrounding Howards Pond on East Main Street to participate in Team Elkton's Inaugural Fishing Rodeo. Event registration was open to kids 15 and under, but whole families made their way down to the Pond to take part in the Rodeo's activities. All around the pond, members of the community set up their chairs and cast their lines. Father-son pairings sat next to whole families as everyone came together to spend a morning enjoying the calm fishing. The event was originally capped at 100 preregistrations, which Massimiano did not expect to ...

Legal miracle: No matter where you live, an Ohio city is allowed to tax your income — if you work inside that city. What’s more, the GOP-ruled

A General Assembly member is constitutionally required to be a resident of his or legislative district. That means only a comparatively few Ohio House or Senate members — those from Columbus districts — can be considered Columbus residents. But Jane or Joe Taxpayer, working at their suburban home because their big-city office is closed? Pay up — or get yourself elected to the legislature, writes Thomas Suddes in his column today.

Min May 3, 2021 We, the undersigned 36 organizations, representing millions of taxpayers and consumers across the United States, strongly urge you to reject any proposed ban on menthol flavored cigarettes or other flavored tobacco products. The evidence clearly demonstrates that, if enacted, this proposal would have disastrous consequences for civil liberties, provide a boon for criminal syndicates, and depress state government revenue while doing nothing to reduce smoking rates. If this proposal were to be enacted, it is inevitable that it would lead to further confrontations between i...

A Franklin County judge dismissed a lawsuit that challenged collecting municipal income taxes from commuters working from home during the pandemic.