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Smith will reflect on accomplishments from 2024 and discuss plans for the year ahead. Her speech will highlight the teamwork behind Lima’s revitalization efforts and provide an update on the community aquatic center, which is set to open around Memorial Day.

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A PSA from the Putnam County Board Elections for voting. When you go to vote for In-Person voting and Election Day, make sure you bring your identification. Voters who do not provide one of these documents will still be able to vote by provisional ballot.

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DeWine gave his last state address in 2019. The governor lost that annual chance to talk about state issues due to the coronavirus pandemic, but ironically he became the most viewed governor in state history by giving dozens of daily and later weekly online news conferences documenting Ohio's efforts to slow the spread of the coronavirus.

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Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky delivered a remote address before the U.S. Congress, where he urged lawmakers to remember past historical events and issue a no-fly zone over Ukraine, as well as continuing other aid efforts during the invasion. Bluffton University's Dr. Perry Bush talked with Your Hometown Stations on Wednesday, stating that the Ukrainian President was able to deliver strong remarks and illustrated the dire need for help in the country.

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During the Lima Rotary meeting, the board of commissioners gave a State of the County Address. They talked about where the county funding comes from for the general fund and where it is spent. Plus, they talked about the number of properties the county owns and maintains. The commissioners are also looking at ways to spend around 18 million dollars from the American Rescue Plan Act. The funding has specific rules on how it can be spent, and the board is trying to find the best way to get some projects done with the one-time-only federal funds.

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Governor Mike DeWine says that he will be holding a State of State address in 2022. The first and last State of the State that the governor had was in 2019 and he decided to not hold the annual address the past two years because of the pandemic.   DeWine did address state issues at the over 160 Coronovirus briefing that he held over the last 22 months.   DeWine also promised to hold the State of the State speeches in Columbus, stopping the trend that his predecessor John Kasich did of moving the address to different locations around the state including Lima.   There is no date yet when DeWine will be holding his State of the State address.