“Our public schools are secular, and we have to protect that — not just for anyone else of different faiths, or no faith, or whatever it may be, but to protect people of faith, too,” Gaines said. “This is their choice, outside of a government institution, to raise their children in a particular faith. But when other children are exposed to it during the school day, when it’s disrupting instruction and, by extension, using taxpayer funds — that’s when it becomes a problem.”
January 17, 2025, Press Release from the Office of Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost: (COLUMBUS, Ohio) — New consumer safeguards that took effect today protect Ohioans from having their signatures used without their knowledge or consent, Attorney General Dave Yost announced. “A signature is a symbol of your identity, and you alone should decide how it’s used,” Yost said. “We’ve reinforced the law to shield your signature from deceptive attempts to use it without your permission.”
A traffic control project by the Ohio Department of Transportation is moving ahead on state route 309.
In the midst of movements such as #metoo and #timesup, students at Rhodes and OSU Lima are sitting down and having the important conversation about consent and sexual misconduct.
