New We Are Ohio Office Opens....

In an article in the Athensnews.com, the mayor of Athens, Paul Wiehl, believes that SB5 would "...demean the police force..."

The Athensnews article also provided the  announcement for the location of the new
We Are Ohio office at 18 N. College in Athens.  The volunteer and information office is conveniently located near Ohio University.

Vote NO on Issue 2

*  Now that the job fair sponsored by Republican Rep. Steve Stivers (OH-15) is over, people are wondering if that was his only effort to get people to back to work. Many people realize that the Stivers office must have just called up some of their campaign contributors to show up at his "job fair" that was held a couple of weeks ago.  Stivers has still not sponsored one bill in the House of Representatives that would create one job.

When will Stivers hold a town hall meeting in the Columbus area of his district? Is he hiding out by only having town hall meetings in less populated areas of the 15th district?  There is still a lot of concern about the controversial move of his local congressional office to Hilliard.  Even though Hilliard might be the geographical area of his district, it is not the population center.

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>>>>  Here are some other events that might have missed your attention.

-  1. From the ToledoBlade:

Toledo attorney Robert B. Scott resigned as campaign manager of judicial candidate Mark Davis’ campaign Friday, a day after the Ohio Supreme Court suspended his law license for two years.....

....Mr. Davis, a Republican running for Toledo Municipal Court, did not immediately return a phone call.....

....The Ohio Supreme Court suspended his license for taking cash and other items from an in-custody client who he was representing on an aggravated murder charge. One year of the suspension was stayed with certain conditions....

- 2. Guilty plea in Indiana...
      Toledo Blade:

A former Ohio legislator charged with drunken driving in Indiana has pleaded guilty to operating a vehicle while intoxicated and was sentenced to probation.

Fifty-nine-year-old Robert Mecklenborg pleaded guilty Thursday in Lawrenceburg, Ind. The former Cincinnati-area legislator was arrested April 23. Court records show he failed sobriety tests and had a blood alcohol level of 0.097 percent. The level for drunk driving in Indiana is 0.08......

....A deputy prosecutor says Mecklenborg was ordered not to drink alcohol or take drugs during his probation of about a year and must seek treatment. His driver’s license was suspended for 90 days in Indiana.....


When will we hear from that other Ohio Republican from Beavercreek?