Long memory at work here. When Ohio tripled the income tax rate, Dick Celeste was governor. The bill that accomplished that also lowered 88 different business tax rates. So Kasich, a Republican, wants to lower taxes on individuals and raise one tax on minerals, and the Democrats taxed the H--- out of working people but gave tax breaks to businesses. It is history if you have followed Ohio government closely for the last 40 years.
Congratulations Hubbard. I went to Roosevelt through the 8th grade and my parents went to it through the 12th grade. I have toured the new school when under construction and expect it to provide a safe and friendly environment for students to learn in.
Landlords increase the rent charged to cover expenses assessed, usually the sum assessed is large than the direct cost as it covers incdirect costs of administration as well.If the direct cost raises $2.13 per month a rounding occurs and an additional $5.00 is added to the rent.
Rob and Jane Portman are SW Ohio neighbors of mine. They are the type of people one puts in their will to raise one's chldren in case of untimely demise. They will serve Ohio quite well.
I have known Bo since high school. He is an intelligent and articulate man that inheritied some debt to go with the property listed above. Celia is one of the greatest people on earth and those who have known her are the better for it. Bo is now facing up to his issues which is a first step in recovery. I hope he can assist the lawyers of his previous clients so they may proceed . I look forward to seeing a smiling, not sneering, BO. Good luck!!
As I remember, Kathy Miller pointed out when she first ran for the office that Boardman Township was using the inheritance tax to balance it's budget and that it had been a big time spender while revenue declined. Miller has served Boardman well while trying to maintain services. Miller went to other large townships in Ohio, spoke to Trustees and Fiscal officers, and found that inheritance tax receipts were largely budgeted for capital improvemnt projects. You know, things like fixing flood zones. Boardman had been living too close to the edge for too long. Spoiled unions, a township administrator who was twice DUI arrested in a township owned vehicle by Ohio state highway patrolmen and an attitude of, " You can't say THAT !!" lead Boardman to their crisis. Miller was the first to recognize that and to arrest the slide. It appears many people have short memory. Tom Costello was a large part of that irresponsible management. Too bad.Boardman just lost a dedicated public servant!!! Kathy, let them eat cake.
Kasich's 2013 resolution: Raise drilling tax, lower state income tax
Long memory at work here. When Ohio tripled the income tax rate, Dick Celeste was governor. The bill that accomplished that also lowered 88 different business tax rates. So Kasich, a Republican, wants to lower taxes on individuals and raise one tax on minerals, and the Democrats taxed the H--- out of working people but gave tax breaks to businesses. It is history if you have followed Ohio government closely for the last 40 years.
December 30, 2012 at 9:09 a.m. permalink suggest removal
New Hubbard school draws rave reviews from kids, parents
Congratulations Hubbard. I went to Roosevelt through the 8th grade and my parents went to it through the 12th grade. I have toured the new school when under construction and expect it to provide a safe and friendly environment for students to learn in.
May 1, 2011 at 3:48 p.m. permalink suggest removal
Driver dies in Austintown school-bus accident
Rest in Peace
November 13, 2010 at 5:38 a.m. permalink suggest removal
Campbell mayor is glad levy passed
Landlords increase the rent charged to cover expenses assessed, usually the sum assessed is large than the direct cost as it covers incdirect costs of administration as well.If the direct cost raises $2.13 per month a rounding occurs and an additional $5.00 is added to the rent.
November 7, 2010 at 9:54 a.m. permalink suggest removal
Portman takes big lead for Senate
Rob and Jane Portman are SW Ohio neighbors of mine. They are the type of people one puts in their will to raise one's chldren in case of untimely demise. They will serve Ohio quite well.
September 20, 2010 at 10:28 a.m. permalink suggest removal
Pritchard honored as he leaves office
I wish Bo good luck with his misfortunes and hope that a Merry Christmas will be had by all in the Pritchard hosehold, wherever they are.
December 24, 2009 at 9:27 a.m. permalink suggest removal
Review of Webb calls for results
About time! Thanks board. lay down the gauntlet.
December 3, 2009 at 9:19 a.m. permalink suggest removal
Vetting failed in YSU trustee selection
I have known Liz since she worked for Congressman Lyle Williams. She would have been an excellent Trustee. Sorry Liz.
November 29, 2009 at 10:59 a.m. permalink suggest removal
Pritchard breaks silence on personal, legal issues
I have known Bo since high school. He is an intelligent and articulate man that inheritied some debt to go with the property listed above. Celia is one of the greatest people on earth and those who have known her are the better for it.
Bo is now facing up to his issues which is a first step in recovery. I hope he can assist the lawyers of his previous clients so they may proceed . I look forward to seeing a smiling, not sneering, BO. Good luck!!
November 11, 2009 at 10:19 a.m. permalink suggest removal
MAHONING TRUSTEES Polls unkind to many incumbents
As I remember, Kathy Miller pointed out when she first ran for the office that Boardman Township was using the inheritance tax to balance it's budget and that it had been a big time spender while revenue declined. Miller has served Boardman well while trying to maintain services.
Miller went to other large townships in Ohio, spoke to Trustees and Fiscal officers, and found that inheritance tax receipts were largely budgeted for capital improvemnt projects. You know, things like fixing flood zones. Boardman had been living too close to the edge for too long. Spoiled unions, a township administrator who was twice DUI arrested in a township owned vehicle by Ohio state highway patrolmen and an attitude of, " You can't say THAT !!" lead Boardman to their crisis. Miller was the first to recognize that and to arrest the slide. It appears many people have short memory. Tom Costello was a large part of that irresponsible management.
Too bad.Boardman just lost a dedicated public servant!!! Kathy, let them eat cake.
November 4, 2009 at 2:45 p.m. permalink suggest removal