After Monday’s hearing, Leland said in response to a question emailed by The Dispatch: “What we need are consistent protocols based on science to protect customers and employees before we open. Then, and only then, will consumers venture back into…
Mid-Ohio Foodbank and Columbus Recreation and Parks Department are providing adults FREE bags of fresh fruits🍎 and veggies🥕 at mobile produce markets at Columbus City Schools 15 grab-and-go sites from 11AM - 1PM on a bi-weekly basis.
Hey Clintonville Neighbors! Meet Phyllis Elmo, your endorsed neighborhood Democrat for central committee. IMPORTANT: The Democratic Primary has been extended and is all vote-by-mail. Get all your information here: FCDemocrats.com/govote and mail your ballot by April 27th! Phyllis Elmo began her public service…
We’re in a time of great uncertainty right now, but these policies can assure Ohioans they won’t be evicted or have their utilities shut-off because they miss a paycheck during this public health crisis
Happy to keynote the Ohio Deaf History Month -William Hoy Celebration. Ohioan William Hoy was the first deaf Major League Baseball Player.
Congratulations to Adonia Balqis from Clinton Elementary school for winning the 2018 Statewide MLK Oratorical Contest—Intermediate Division. Her fiery speech about being a champion for love, justice and peace brought the audience to their feet!
It's a logical rule of thumb for the service of any legal document: Weekends and holidays don't count. Why not? Because most government offices aren't open. That's why the Ohio legislature's blatant lame-duck effort to do the bidding of the state's landlords by…
I am honored to receive this endorsement from the #ColumbusDispatch and I pledge to keep fighting for our future!
The past few days has witnessed the worst Anti-Semitic attack and the largest political assassination attempts in U.S. history. While hatred and violence are not new to America, it was generally relegated to the dark underbelly of society. Today is…
Columbus and four other Ohio cities should not have had to go to court three years ago to preserve the right to protect public property and the integrity of public water supplies. The Ohio General Assembly never should have passed…