Both levies combined cost Monroe Township property owners with a $100,000 home approximately $123 each year.
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‘Candidate Conversations’ brings together Mansfield candidates, voters
About 50 local residents found a seat inside Richland Source offices Wednesday to hear from Mansfield candidates on the ballot in November.
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Five candidates vie for four spots on Lucas Village Council
Five candidates compete for four seats on Lucas Village Council this November — meet them and see what’s at stake.
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Mental health & recovery services levy renewal on Richland County ballot Nov. 4
According to Sherry Branham-Fonner, the levy has generated an average of about $2.2 million annually over the past five years.
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Three Richland County townships ask voters to renew road levies on Nov. 4
Vote Nov. 4 to renew road levies in Washington, Plymouth, and Perry townships and keep funding local road repairs.
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Proposed extension of candidate filing deadline to be decided by Shelby voters
If passed by voters, the amendment would extend the filing deadline for Shelby candidates from 75 days to 90 days.
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Madison, Sandusky, Sharon, Worthington townships put fire levies before voters
Residents in Madison, Sandusky, Sharon and Worthington townships will vote Nov. 4 on renewal levies in regards to fire and emergency medical service. Here is a look at each issue, none of which would result in additional taxes for residents: Madison Township has fire levy renewal The residents of Madison Township will see a 4-mill […]
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Plymouth voters have choice to make on two property tax renewals
Plymouth voters in Richland and Huron counties will decide on two property tax issue renewals this November.
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Voters to decide five local liquor options on Nov. 4 ballot
Voters in Mansfield, Shelby, and Butler will decide Nov. 4 on Sunday alcohol sales for five local businesses.
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Column: There are no off-year elections; get registered and then vote Nov. 4
Few things make a local government journalist’s blood pressure rise quicker than hearing something described as an “off-year election.”