“Under traditional budgeting practices, agencies typically begin with the previous budget and adjust spending upward based on inflation, growth, or new initiatives. Over time, this incremental approach can allow outdated, inefficient, or duplicative programs to continue without meaningful review.”…Rep. Mike Dovilla
“I recently reviewed the Memorandum of Understanding Item 8c between the Willoughby-Eastlake City School District and Lighthouse Media Services, LLC regarding the use of office space within the Board of Education building passed at last evenings school board meeting 6-0 with no discussion.”…Mayor John Marra
Special commemoration happening on June 15 at 3:00 pm. It is the restoration of the final resting place of two national heroes, a Revolutionary War and Civil War soldier. It is in the Chardon Road Cemetery. All thanks to Linda O’Brien for doing all the research and coordinating the event.
“Friends, there’s no fixing it. America is beyond bankrupt, and not just financially. The Spirit of the Lord has departed, because of our complacency, apathy, laziness and selfish entitlement and pride. “…Robert Pue
“The Concord Township Board of Trustees (“Board”) may establish reasonable charges for the use of fire and rescue services, ambulance services, and/or emergency medical services.
Upon reviewing Laketran’s current balance sheet, I noticed that they continue to have massive cash reserves. As of March, 2026 they had $51,869,601in cash and cash equivalents. Accumulation of cash seems to be a favorite past time of the Lake County taxing authorities.
The presentations reinforce important facts, including that mental health is something everyone has, that most challenges begin early in life, and that early support can make a lasting difference.
By Brian Massie, A Watchman on the Wall Thanks to a Lake County patriot for sending me this article. The Hidden Cost of the Meta–Vistra Nuclear Deal: Ohio Residents Lose Access to Existing Baseload Power Supporters of the Meta–Vistra agreement… Read More ›
” Ohio has collected $1.2 billion more than expected this fiscal year, according to a preliminary report from the Office of Budget and Management. And lawmakers, lobbyists, and advocacy groups already have plenty of ideas for what to do with it.”…Anna Staver Cleveland.com
These Trustees do not believe that private property ownership is the foundation of our freedom and liberty. They have violated their oath of office, to support and defend the Ohio Constitution. They have hopped on the socialists’ train, and do not care if seniors get priced out of their home.
We would suggest that all concerned citizens contact all of the school board members and Mr. Ward and express your concerns about the demands to not support the continued reduction in property taxes.