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House Passes Mathews, Santucci’s Bill to Strengthen Ohio’s International Economic Partnerships

COLUMBUS – State Representatives Ty Mathews (R-Findlay) and Nick Santucci (R-Niles) this week announced the Ohio House of Representatives passed House Bill 291, legislation to establish the Ohio International Trade Commission. The legislation creates a commission composed of legislators and individuals with expertise related to the commission's designated partner nations. The commission will work to advance economic cooperation between Ohio and the regions designated by the Commission. House Bill 291 ensures that Ohio is positioned to compete on the world […]

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Hardin County Board of DD Changes Regular Meeting Time

Hardin County Board of Developmental Disabilities has changed the regular meeting time to 4:30 pm for all future meetings.  The next meeting date will be June 16. Dates for the remainder of the year are August 18, September 15, October 20 and November 17. There will no meetings held in July and December.

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Hardin County Board of DD Shares Summer Tips for Individuals With Autism

Hardin County Board of Developmental Disabilities / Simon Kenton School Summer is full of fun outdoor adventures, family time, and community celebrations, but for individuals with autism, it can also bring changes in routine, sensory challenges, and unexpected disruptions. Hardin County Board of Developmental Disabilities / Simon Kenton School said since school is out, routines have changed, so you should be patient as new routines are developed. Spontaneous hangouts can cause changes and meltdowns, so plan ahead if possible. Vacations […]

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Speed Limit Reduced on Section of County Road 95 in Hancock County

The Hancock County Engineer's office announced a speed limit change for a section of County Road 95. CR 95, between I75 and County Road 140 in the City of Findlay limits, has been lowered 35 miles per hour. Signs have been installed, and the new speed limit is now in effect. As a side note, County Road 140 is still pending and information will be forthcoming.

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Revitalize Kenton Promotions Committee Thanks Community for Successful Family Fun Day

The Promotions Committee of Revitalize Kenton, a community partnership dedicated to enhancing and celebrating our community, would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to all the children, parents, citizens of Kenton, and visitors from surrounding communities who attended our recent Family Fun Day. A huge thank you goes to the Community Foundation for approving our grant request, which played a significant role in making this event possible. Revitalize Kenton: a community partnership The event was a tremendous success, with […]

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Ada Residents Reminded to Verify Solicitor Permits Before Engaging Door-to-Door Salespeople

Village of Ada residents are being reminded that if someone comes to your door offering products or services, ask to see their Village of Ada Solicitor's Permit before engaging with them. All solicitors conducting door-to-door business within the Village are required to obtain and carry a valid permit issued by the Village. The permit should be available for inspection upon request. If a solicitor cannot provide a valid permit, or if you have concerns about suspicious activity, call (419) 634-0010, […]

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Enrollment Open for New Hardin County Safety Council Program Year

Hardin County Chamber & Business Alliance Enrollment for the Hardin County Safety Council's new program year is now open. By joining the Hardin County Safety Council, you’ll learn techniques for increasing workplace safety, identify resources to assist in accident prevention, receive access to risk management information to reduce your worker’s compensation costs. You will also earn a 3% safety council rebate on your workers’ compensation premium. Whether you're a business owner, HR leader, safety manager, or just safety-curious, you are […]

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