Ohioans for Responsible Rural Development - Liberty Township Fairfield County Ohio

Wednesday, May 16 2012 10:00

Lancaster Eagle-Gazette
Published May 16, 2012

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Ohio senators approved new regulations for horizontal shale drilling known as fracking on Tuesday in a bipartisan vote punctuated by a spoken rendition of "The Beverly Hillbillies" theme song.

State Sen. Bill Seitz, a Cincinnati Republican, used the 1960s sitcom's protagonist — who became an instant millionaire when he discovered oil — to urge fellow lawmakers to dispense with critics of hydraulic fracturing and get drilling moving in the state.

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Firefighters to conduct training exercise Sunday in Baltimore

Wednesday, May 16 2012 09:51

Lancaster Eagle-Gazette
Published May 16, 2012

BALTIMORE -- The Basil Joint Fire District will conduct a live fire training exercise Sunday at 315 S. Main St. The training exercise will begin about at 8 a.m. and will conclude at about 1 p.m.

During the training exercises, traffic will be maintained on South Main Street (Ohio 158), but the fire district is requesting caution be used in the area. The Baltimore Police Department will be assisting with any traffic control needs.

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It’s still a spending problem

Friday, May 11 2012 12:27

Buckeye Lake Beacon
May 12, 2012 Edition

LETTER TO THE EDITOR

Editor:

By now everyone in Baltimore has seen their new water/sewer bills, and I am sure that everyone is happy. Now that we all are happy, lets look further into the spending in Baltimore.

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Ohio Veterans Home – Sandusky Offers Independent Living

Wednesday, May 16 2012 09:44

OHIO DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS SERVICES

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
May 15, 2012

COLUMBUS – Eligible veterans who need some medical care but are capable of living independently have open rooms waiting for them in the "Dom" at the Ohio Veterans Home – Sandusky.

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GPS tracking back to court

Friday, May 11 2012 12:10

Lancaster Eagle-Gazette
Published May 11, 2012

By Carl Burnett Jr.

Judge will review decision in burglary case based on recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling

LANCASTER -- The two men who were convicted of breaking into a Baltimore home and shooting the owner's dog in 2010 might get new trials or have their cases dismissed after an Ohio Supreme Court ruling.

A local judge now must decide whether to allow crucial evidence in the cases to be heard -- evidence a U.S. Supreme Court ruling earlier this year indicated could be unconstitutional.

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