Monthly Archives: November 2011

In the aftermath of Ohio’s execution, yesterday, of Reginald Brooks — convicted of killing his three sons — I was glad to see that Ohio Capital Blog posted a You-tube video showing the comments Sister Helen Prejean, of “Dead Man … Continue reading →

Today’s DDN included a front page article concerning House Bill 136 written by Margo Rutledge Kissell.  HB136 greatly expands Ohio’s voucher program to make it possible that all state money now provided to local schools may, instead, be used to … Continue reading →

Caroline Gentry is seeking to be the Democratic Party’s candidate for election to the Ohio House representing the area where I live — Ohio’s newly created House District 41. December 7 is the deadline for candidates to file for the … Continue reading →

Before his campaign to be elected to the Kettering School Board, I hadn’t met Jim Ambrose, but after meeting him, I decided to vote for him. I put a sign in my yard showing my support. As it turned out, … Continue reading →

Currently, Ohio law prohibits any candidate whose age is more than 70 to seek election to a position of judge. Someone elected at age 70 would be age 76 by the end of his or her term. Issue 1 proposes to … Continue reading →

I’ve changed my mind. In Kettering Ward 4, until just the last couple of days, I was set to vote for the long serving incumbent, Bruce Duke, to return to the Kettering City Council. But, now, I’ve decided to vote … Continue reading →