via Wkyc: Yesterday it was announced that The State of Ohio will be cutting 1.5 million grant dedicated to educating and assisting the public in the prevention and spread of HIV/AIDS And with that being said, the city will not be able to provide information on assistance for HIV-AIDS or other sexually transmitted infections. CLICK […]
It is the part of their past that remains a mystery. On March 20, that will change. Thousands of Ohioans adopted between 1964 and 1996 will finally have access to their birth records and vital health information. The fight for this information has lasted for 25 years. This affects 400,000 people in Ohio are […]
More than 40 percent of Ohio’s third graders could have to repeat third grade next year. The law is called the “third grade reading guarantee,” meaning if public school students don’t get a high enough reading score, they might not move up to fourth grade. Districts could be faced with much larger third grade […]
Ohioans will see a new, simpler red and white license plate next year. The Columbus Dispatch reports ( http://bit.ly/vzTEnR ) that Gov. John Kasich will unveil the design at a Monday news conference at the Columbus College of Art & Design — the school where the plate was created. The new, simple design features a […]
