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COLUMBUS, Ohio - State Rep. Haraz N. Ghanbari, R-Perrysburg, supported the finalized budget package under House Bill 110, which included many measures surrounding both law enforcement and crime reduction for the state. Ghanbari is a cosponsor of the bill and serves on the House Finance Committee where the budget went through the legislative process, according to a news release from his office.
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Mon, Aug 2, 2021
COLUMBUS, Ohio - Ohio's annual sales tax holiday is Aug. 6-8.
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Thu, Jul 29, 2021
COLUMBUS, Ohio - A captain with the Ohio State Highway Patrol, who has ties to Wood County, was promoted to major earlier this month.
On July 4, Capt. John C. Altman was promoted to major by Col. Richard S. Fambro, patrol superintendent. Altman transferred from his assignment as commander of the Findlay District Headquarters to serve as commander in the Office of Training, Recruitment and Diversity.
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Tue, Jul 27, 2021
COLUMBUS, Ohio - The Ohio State Highway Patrol has a new major in its ranks.
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Wed, Jul 21, 2021
For countless years, Ohioans and Americans would put in racist clauses like this until the 1968 Fair Housing Act outlawed them:
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Mon, Jul 19, 2021
State Rep. Haraz N. Ghanbari, R-Perrysburg, encourages residents throughout the area looking to adopt a pet to look no further than their local animal rescue.
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Mon, Jul 19, 2021
MILLBURY - Trains continue to tie up railroad crossings in Lake Township, frustrating first responders and residents.
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Fri, Jul 9, 2021
COLUMBUS, Ohio - A bipartisan bill that pushes for equal housing opportunities was included within the recently-approved budget package, according to a news release by Ohio Rep. Haraz Ghanbari, R-Perrysburg.
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Thu, Jul 8, 2021
COLUMBUS - Tougher criminal penalties for hazing will take effect in Ohio this fall, nearly three years after the death of the college student for whom the legislation is named.
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Tue, Jul 6, 2021
TOLEDO, Ohio - Just four months after a hazing incident led to the death of Bowling Green State University sophomore Stone Foltz, Gov. Mike DeWine signed legislation Tuesday to help prevent hazing in the state.
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Tue, Jul 6, 2021