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What will happen when Governor Strickland passes the bill for funding to be cut to all charter schools statewide?
Did Governor Strickland take a 10-day pay leave?
Why did the Governor vote away Ohio’s chance at revenue (against the casino)?
The Mayor handles our city’s issues. What does the Governor do?
It is really bothering me with this new Burger King TV ad “Spongebob Squarebutt” ad selling kids meals?
When the President or other public official signs and important document, why do they have a line of pens to use and what do they do with them all?
I want to know why Alum Creek Lake is so low this year. Seems like it should be at least 3 or 4 feet higher.
I would like to know if there’s any way that shaken baby syndrome can turn into cerebral palsy.
Where do small business owners get information about the stimulus package. I heard after the fact that there was a meeting about it, is there going to be another meeting?
Why does the American Red Cross sell the donated blood to hospitals instead of giving it to them? Also how much do they net annually on the selling of blood to Hospitals?
Would laser removal be a better choice?
Can I survive breast cancer with no insurance?
Are these rumors or fact?
Our mission is to get answers to the critical questions you have that impact your life, your family and your community. This page contains many of the questions you've asked and the answers we've researched. It is a resource with links to sites that offer more answers. It also is a forum for you to add your thoughts and ideas.
Why are my taxes so high?
Why is my house worth less now than it was two years ago?
Why are so many public and private schools still left unlocked for anyone to enter?
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