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The contribution will help support OWR’s 2020-21 opera season.

"My main goals have been to continue to provide outstanding service to taxpayers and businesses while at the same time protecting them and my staff," Auditor Ralph Meacham said.

“Give us a call because we might be able to help get your money back,” Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost said.

Health officials have said they can reiterate the state's guidance and urge people to wear masks, but they lack any direct enforcement powers.

Members of the community will have an opportunity to speak with city leaders and members of the police and fire departments and school board. 

Among today's business updates: Burgan Friedkin Commercial Group; BRITE Energy Innovators; MCCTC Adult Career Center; and AAA East Central’s Gas Price Report.

Disconnection for nonpayment, which was suspended from March through June, will restart.

Last month, House Speaker Larry Householder threatened to cut state funding to the city of Columbus after protesters vandalized the Ohio Statehouse.

As the governor assures Ohioans "This is a matter of life and death," it's becoming increasingly clear that the path to "back to normal" is going to mean more masks, more social distancing and less disregard for either.

Currently, the order, which goes into effect at 6 p.m. Wednesday, applies to: Trumbull, Franklin, Cuyahoga, Huron, Butler, Hamilton and Montgomery counties.