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Lucas County early voting hits about 34,000, up from 19,000 in 2022
Plus, Lake schools weigh a 1% earned income tax, and The Press Newspapers is set to return.
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Early voting
Lucas County has recorded approximately 34,000 early in-person voters, WTOL reports. That's up from the 19,000 recorded during the 2022 midterm election. WTOL
Lake levy
If you live in the Lake district, the schools have announced $3.2 million in cuts if the levy fails, and 20 teaching positions are in jeopardy. The district is asking voters to support a 1% earned income tax. Sent-trib
The Press
The Press Newspapers has been bought by a new owner who plans to bring the publication back, WTVG reports. The paper announced the purchase on Oct. 30, after it said in September that it was ending. WTVG
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If you look up property records online, the real AREIS search is free through Lucas County's official website, says Auditor Katie Moline. She's warning about a fake site that charges for searches and asks you to report suspicious sites to her office. WTVG
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Lucas County's early in-person voting passed the 2022 midterm total
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| 2022 midterm | 19,000 |
| This year | 34,000 |
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Lucas County early voting hits about 34,000, up from 19,000 in 2022
Plus, Lake schools weigh a 1% earned income tax, and The Press Newspapers is set to return.
The TLDR
- Lucas County early in-person voting tops 2022's midterm total
- Lake Schools announces $3.2 million in cuts if its levy fails
- The Press Newspapers has a new owner and plans a comeback
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