Tiffin seeks developer for downtown riverfront property, offers 15-year tax exemption
The 0.67-acre Sandusky River parcel has no asking price or deadline, and any project must keep City Lot 6 parking and address floodplain limits.
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Tiffin puts former city park up for auction, with proceeds going to federal government
The 2.48-acre site on State Route 101 stored federal grain during World War II, and its Louisa K. Fast name has moved to the former Apple-Jack Park.
Seneca County pulls soil testers from WIN Waste landfill after lawyer's trespass warning
The $200,000 program to test soil under an unlined section for benzene and cyanide has collected no samples, and the district aims to return Nov. 18.
US House Republicans elect Ohio firebrand Jim Jordan to lead party in next Congress
Jordan beat Majority Leader Steve Scalise 106-73 and inherits the smallest House GOP minority since the 1990s after losing more than 40 seats.
Incoming Ohio AG says he’ll put pocketbook, paycheck issues front and center
Democrat John Kulewicz, who edged Keith Faber by under a point, will inherit the FirstEnergy executives' retrial after a hung jury.
Ukrainian TPS holders in Ohio left in limbo after federal non-decision decision
One Ukrainian engineer in Ohio lost his job and was turned away at the BMV because his federal documents no longer show an expiration date.
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Ohio GOP lawmaker Rodney Creech mocks Ramaswamy's defeat, lashes out at TiffinOhio.net reporting
Removed from Ramaswamy’s endorsements page, Creech gloated over his defeat and called reporting on allegations involving his daughter “fake news.”
Data centers go 0-for-21 in ballot initiatives around Ohio
Piqua voters recalled three commissioners who approved a Meta data center, and nearly 77% in Upper Sandusky banned data centers within city limits.
Incoming Dem Ohio Secretary of State will do what she can to roll back GOP voting restrictions
Allison Russo, who beat Robert Sprague by 3.5 points, plans to review Frank LaRose's directives and pledges plain ballot language for amendments.
Downtown Tiffin boutique owner launches new charcuterie business
Amanda Byrd's Something for your SOUL, launched in September, prepares custom orders at the Tiffin Community Kitchen for individuals and events.
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Democratic wins put Medicaid expansion back in play in holdout states
Republicans still control the state Senates in Georgia, Texas and Kansas, while new Trump-era Medicaid work requirements take effect in January.
Democrats win majority of governorships for the first time in 16 years
Amy Acton became the first Democrat elected Ohio governor in 20 years as Democrats also flipped Georgia, Iowa, Nevada and Texas.
The blue tsunami sweeps the US, as Democrats land huge gains in Congress
Democrats won Senate races in Ohio, Texas and Kansas and flipped four governorships, as Republicans flipped no Democratic-held seats by midnight.
Voters in midterm elections identify a culprit for rising cost of living: Trump’s tariffs
Polls show 74% of voters, including 66% of Republicans, blame Trump's tariffs for store price hikes, with Democrats from Ohio to Georgia campaigning to repeal them.
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Ohio’s ‘grassroots’ Republicans gambled whatever credibility they had on Vivek Ramaswamy — and lost
Stock's group gave Ramaswamy an A despite his 2020 push for mandatory antibody testing, and Tom Zawistowski now blames party insiders for the loss.
Ohio voters, casting a ballot is our foundational right and responsibility
A Heidelberg professor argues 18 million registered Americans skipped the 2024 vote in a race decided by just two million ballots.
Ohio lawmakers cut state share of public school funding from 47% in 1999 to a projected 32% in 2027
An appeals court ruled the EdChoice voucher program unconstitutional while Ohio spent $1.17 billion subsidizing private schools in fiscal 2026 alone.
Enough is enough in Ohio on polluting data center gas power plants
Seven gas plants powering New Albany data centers could emit 11.9 million tons of greenhouse gases yearly, with most approved under an accelerated process skipping public hearings.
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