William K. Vaughan
William K. Vaughan, formerly of Columbus and Powell passed away at the VA Hospice Facility in St. Petersburg, Fla., on Tuesday (March 27, 2012) at the age of 89.
Apr 25 2012 | Posted in Obituaries | Read More »
-
Latest Posts in RSS
- Advertisements
- AP News
- Bobbie Randall
- Carousel
- Columnists
- Current News
- David Hejmanowski
- Elections
- Grady Memorial Hospital
- Jim Newton
- Local News
- Mariann Main
- Marlene Stumph
- Mary Jane Santos
- Master Gardener
- News
- Obituaries
- RC Arseneau
- Rob Leeds
- Rod Glazer
- Scott Hall
- Sports
- Sylvia Zimmerman
- Teen of the Week
- Tom Burns
- Top News
- Tuesday Trippier
- Weekly Poll
- Latest Comments in RSS
- Subscribe to Breaking News Updates
- Follow us on Twitter
- Connect on Facebook
Sharon Marie Abood
Sharon Marie Abood, 59, of Powell passed away unexpectedly on Monday, Oct. 17, 2011 at her residence.
Oct 19 2011 | Posted in Obituaries | Read More »
Rowena Evelyn McCrosky
Rowena Evelyn McCrosky, 91, passed away on June 25, 2011, in Calera, Okla. Rowena was born July 31, 1919, in Marion.
Jul 26 2011 | Posted in Obituaries | Read More »
Sarah Lee Pine
Sarah Lee Pine, 71, of Delaware, passed away late Wednesday (June 29, 2011) at her residence.
Jun 30 2011 | Posted in Obituaries | Read More »
Kasich: When Ohio union bill passes, I’ll sign it
COLUMBUS — Gov. John Kasich said Friday that he anticipates the Legislature will pass a tough bill restricting union activity by public workers in Ohio and that he’ll sign it into law with little fanfare, out of respect for the raw emotions surrounding the bill.The measure — which still has to go through the GOP-led House — would limit the bargaining rights of roughly 350,000 teachers, firefighters, police officers and other public employees. They wouldn’t be able to negotiate health care benefits or certain other working conditions.“The day we sign it, it’s not going to be some — you know, I don’t anticipate some big deal because this is hard for people,” Kasich told reporters at a separate bill-signing event. “And anything that’s hard, I want to be respectful of other people’s feelings, their thoughts and their emotions.”Unlike with similar legislation being debated in Wisconsin, Republicans in Ohio managed to move the bill quickly through the state Senate. The bill was narrowly approved Wednesday on a 17–16 vote.“Glad it passed,” Kasich said, adding that he wasn’t surprised.
Mar 7 2011 | Posted in AP News | Read More »