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Sunday, April 15 2012 18:05 |
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Lancaster Eagle-Gazette
Published April 15, 2012
By Associated Press
COLUMBUS -- While Ohio farmers are getting an earlier than usual start to spring planting thanks to a mild and relatively dry winter, they still have some weather-related concerns.
Some worry about the lack of colder temperatures that help control insects, The Columbus Dispatch reported.
"Most farmers prefer to have a nice hard freeze," said farmer Brent Hostetler of Plain City in central Ohio.
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Sunday, April 15 2012 18:02 |
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Lancaster Eagle-Gazette
Published April 15, 2012
By Michelle George
LANCASTER -- Fairfield County schools could receive $2.4 million in casino money in 2014, but some local treasurers are uncertain about what they could receive and whether those dollars will supplement existing state funding.
"I have not utilized this information into the five-year forecast at this point," said Lancaster Treasurer Julie Taylor, who calculated her district could receive about $618,722 in fiscal year 2014, which starts July 1, 2013.
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Sunday, April 15 2012 17:58 |
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Lancaster Eagle-Gazette
Published April 15, 2012
By Russ Zimmer, CentralOhio.com
The expected Ohio oil and gas boom is going to make roads near wells swarm with trucks like bees to a hive. It's likely to cause headaches for at least a few people, but for others, the commotion is going to sound like opportunity.
The hydraulic fracturing process -- sometimes called "fracking" -- alone can require up to 1,000 truckloads of a water, sand and chemical mix. Plus, Ohio, with little in the way of oil production historically, doesn't have the pipelines to transport oil away from the well.
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Sunday, April 15 2012 17:55 |
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Buckeye Lake Beacon
April 14, 2012 Edition
By Charles Prince
BALTIMORE - Linda Rainey of Pickerington will be the new principal of Liberty Union-Thurston Elementary School beginning July 24. She replaces Kelli Brownfield who is retiring at the end of the school year.
Rainey began her teaching career with Columbus Public Schools, moving to Pickerington Local Schools in 1996. She has BS and MA degrees from The Ohio State University and received her principal's licensure from the University of Dayton. At Pickerington, she has taught Grades 2 and 4, and served as principal's designee and instructional coach for other teachers.
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Sunday, April 15 2012 17:50 |
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Pataskala Standard
Published April 13, 2012
By Chad Klimack
PATASKALA — A teachers' grievance against the Southwest Licking Board of Education over a monetary bonus based on the number of students in classrooms was shot down Thursday.
The school board voted unanimously to deny the grievance, which had been filed by the Southwest Licking Education Association, the teachers' bargaining unit.
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