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Ohio social worker pushes treatment-first response to addiction and mental illness
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Cristina Christensen, a licensed independent social worker in Perrysburg, Ohio, is using her work across behavioral health and criminal justice to expand deflection programs, community partnerships and access to care.
Milestone military auction totals $900,000 on rare Revolutionary War and WWII pieces
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Milestone Auctions’ Sept. 26 Premier Military & Edged Weapons Auction in Willoughby, Ohio, brought in $900,000, led by a Revolutionary War sword tied to Captain Isaac Hall and standout World War I and World War II relics.
Ohio Common Ground adds former retail merchant Lizzie Margolius as volunteer researcher
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Ohio Common Ground has brought on Lizzie Margolius, a Licking County mother of three and former merchant for Aéropostale, Chico’s and Converse, as a volunteer researcher.
OMSDC launches supplier-readiness push for Ohio SMBs
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The Ohio Minority Supplier Development Council is teaming with ProcuraFind to expand a supplier-readiness program for small and midsize businesses across Ohio. The move comes as corporations place more weight on compliance, procurement knowledge…
Ohio AI leader Shweta Saran backs responsible adoption through governance and learning
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Ohio Influential Woman Shweta Saran is using 25 years of cross-functional leadership at Eaton to guide enterprise AI adoption with a focus on governance, workforce capability, and trust.
Piscitelli Law Firm opens offices in Elyria and Cleveland
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Piscitelli Law Firm has added offices in Elyria and Cleveland, giving the personal injury firm three Greater Cleveland locations alongside its Mentor office.
Toledo veteran Harold Hoffman turns 101
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Harold Hoffman, a Toledo veteran and the oldest living alumnus of Central Catholic High School, will mark his 101st birthday on Oct. 22 at Glass Peaks Senior Living in Toledo.
Ohio Academy honors 77 schools and 1,249 teachers for STEM excellence
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The Ohio Academy of Science selected 77 Ohio schools and 1,249 teachers for the Governor’s Thomas Edison Awards for Excellence in STEM Education and Student Research for the 2025-2026 school year.
Ohio voters back bipartisan congressional reform plan, new survey finds
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A new survey of 408 registered Ohio voters found 61.5% support for a proposal to force Congress into a bipartisan process on major national issues, with 42.9% saying a candidate’s support would make them more likely to vote for that candidate.
Andy Callif Bail Bonds launches $1,500 scholarship on legal rights
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Andy Callif Bail Bonds has opened applications for a 2027 scholarship that asks students to write about why legal rights and responsibilities matter in the criminal justice system.
OHCON 2026 nears sellout ahead of Ohio public safety drone conference
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DRONERESPONDERS is urging last-minute registration for OHCON 2026, a two-day public safety UAS conference set for Sept. 29-30 at the Ohio Fire Academy in Reynoldsburg.
Senior Justice Law Firm opens Cleveland office
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Senior Justice Law Firm has opened a Cleveland office to expand legal help for Ohio families facing nursing home abuse, assisted living neglect and other elder care failures.
ARK Training Group opens new tactical training center in Ohio
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ARK Training Group says its new Tactical Training Center is now open in Orrville, Ohio, adding one of the state’s largest indoor non-lethal tactical training spaces.
Milestone Auctions lines up rare Revolutionary War to WWII military relics for Sept. 26 sale
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Milestone Auctions will hold its Fall 2026 Premier Military & Edged Weapons Auction on Sept. 26 in Willoughby, Ohio, with 627 lots spanning 250 years of military history.
Ohio state support for K-12 schools hits record low
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Ohio’s share of K-12 funding has fallen to about 32%, the lowest level in state history, as lawmakers left key school-cost inputs unchanged in the FY 2026–27 budget.
Ohio groundhog removal rules put Cincinnati homeowners on notice
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Ohio law limits who can charge for groundhog removal, and Cincinnati homeowners need to know the rules before hiring help.
Family sues Ohio nursing home after coroner rules resident’s death a homicide
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The family of an 84-year-old Forest Hills Healthcare Center resident has filed a wrongful death lawsuit after the Hamilton County Coroner amended his death certificate to list physical elder abuse as the cause of death and homicide as the manner….
Ohio Suicide Prevention Foundation sets September virtual conference
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The Ohio Suicide Prevention Foundation will host a virtual suicide prevention conference on Sept. 1, 2026, bringing together practitioners, advocates and people with lived experience for sessions on action, engagement and advocacy.
Judge Margaret McKeown to keynote Seattle U Law’s 2026 TILE Symposium
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Seattle University School of Law’s TILE Institute will host its annual symposium on Sept. 29 in Seattle, with Ninth Circuit Senior Judge Margaret McKeown delivering the keynote.
Stand Up for Science plans empty-chair town halls in Ohio and Kentucky
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Stand Up for Science will hold a four-stop series of public “empty chair” town halls starting Aug. 31 in congressional districts in Ohio and Kentucky.
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