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PROBE: Fostoria Volunteer Performing Duties of City Public Relations Officer

May 16, 2024/0 Comments/in accountability/by Editor-in-Chief

Date: Thu, 16 May 2024 14:15:04 -0400 Subject: Clarification Needed: Volunteer Performing Duties of City Public Relations Officer From: The Fostoria Free Press <thefostoriafreepress@gmail.com> To: “FostoriacouncilmanShaver@gmail.com” <FostoriacouncilmanShaver@gmail.com>, lawdirector@fostoriaohio.gov Cc: mayor@fostoriaohio.gov Hi Stephanie & Mr Shaver, I have found the following to be true: 1. Zach/Scanner Media is performing some of the normal duties of a […]

Bird Week in Fostoria, OH: A Destination During the Biggest Week in American Birding

May 5, 2024/0 Comments/in Nature, Uncategorized/by Editor-in-Chief

Bird Week 2024 As birdwatching enthusiasts converge upon Northwest Ohio for festivals like the Biggest Week in American Birding, Fostoria stands out as a hidden gem waiting to be discovered. Week in American Birding is a 10-day festival that takes place in northwest Ohio from May 3–12, 2024. Pack your binoculars, grab your field guide, […]

The Power of Community: Why Accountability in Small Town Politics Matters

May 5, 2024/0 Comments/in 2023 Election/by Editor-in-Chief

In politics, small towns often differ from larger communities due to tight-knit groups and a lack of public speculation. But why is it that some residents of small towns seem to become offended over political accountability compared to their urban counterparts? Unlike large cities an urban towns, where anonymity can reign supreme, small towns offer […]

Mennel & Keckler Fall Short on Boasted ‘Idea’ – City of Fostoria Raises $1.1 Mil in Donations & Pledges Without First Collecting Any Construction Bids

May 4, 2024/0 Comments/in 2023 Election, accountability, Community Engagement, Construction Prjojects/by Editor-in-Chief

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May 1, 2024/0 Comments/in Uncategorized/by Editor-in-Chief

Seneca County Board of Health Accuses WIN Waste of Gross Negligence in Landfill Maintenance Lawsuit

April 23, 2024/0 Comments/in Lawsuits/by Editor-in-Chief

(Seneca County, April 22, 2024) – The Seneca County Board of Health filed a civil lawsuit today against WINWaste of Seneca County in Seneca County Common Pleas Court seeking a court order to enforce solid waste rules designed to prevent noxious gases and other contaminants from escaping from WIN Waste’s landfill into the groundwater, streams, […]

A Guide to Securing Grants for Opening an Animal Rescue Facility

April 12, 2024/0 Comments/in Animal Rights/Rescue/by Editor-in-Chief

Are you passionate about animal welfare and dream of opening an animal rescue facility to make a difference in the lives of animals in need? Securing grant funding can be a crucial step in turning your dream into reality. In this guide, we’ll walk you through the process of applying for grants to fund the […]

FOSTORIA Residents Upset Over Loophole Storm Wastewater Fees Implemented Without Their Consent

April 12, 2024/0 Comments/in Uncategorized/by Editor-in-Chief

In the heart of Fostoria, Ohio, a storm is brewing among residents who are suddenly facing storm wastewater fees on their utility bills. What’s stirring the controversy? The City of Fostoria’s alleged use of a legal loophole, possibly inspired by a Supreme Court case, to bypass the need for voter approval in charging residents for […]

Antitrust Laws: Understanding Their Significance and Who Can File a Lawsuit

April 12, 2024/0 Comments/in Uncategorized/by Editor-in-Chief

In the realm of business and commerce, maintaining fair competition is paramount to fostering innovation, ensuring consumer choice, and driving economic growth. Antitrust laws play a crucial role in safeguarding competitive markets by prohibiting anti-competitive practices and promoting a level playing field for businesses. Understanding the fundamentals of antitrust laws and who has the authority […]

Keeping Competition Alive: Preventing Monopolies in Small Towns & Enforcing Antitrust Laws

April 12, 2024/0 Comments/in Fostoria/by Editor-in-Chief

Small towns often boast a sense of community, where local businesses thrive and residents support one another. However, amidst the charm and camaraderie, there’s a risk that monopolistic tendencies may emerge, stifling competition and limiting consumer choice. Preventing monopolies from taking hold is crucial to maintaining a vibrant and diverse marketplace. In this blog post, […]