Most students enrolled in Delaware County schools in 2022-23 school year were male
Delaware County enrolled 41,288 students in the 2022-23 school year, with the majority being male, according to reports from the Ohio Department of Education & Workforce.
Balderson, Kelly Introduce Legislation to Combat Scams Targeting Seniors
WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Representatives Troy Balderson (OH-12) and Robin Kelly (IL-2) introduced the Protecting Seniors from Emergency Scams Act, legislation aimed at raising awareness for scams targeting older Americans. The bill directs the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) to update its web portal with information about scams targeting seniors. This portal would allow consumers to search for scams by region and access contact information for law enforcement and adult protective service agencies. It also directs FTC to work with media outlets and law enforcement agencies to...
How many companies in cities in Delaware County received FDA inspections in Q1 2023?
There were 13 companies in cities associated with Delaware County that received 14 FDA inspections in the first quarter of 2023, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Association.
- Balderson Tapped to Serve on Key Congressional Health Panel
- House Committee Approves Protect All Students Act
- Methodist Theological School in Ohio continues to mandate “COVID” mRNA injections
- Ohio Wesleyan University continues to mandate “COVID” mRNA injections
- Delaware County Education: 28,638 non-Hispanic white students were enrolled in schools in 2022-23 school year
How many companies in cities in Delaware County received FDA inspections in 2023?
There were 31 companies in cities associated with Delaware County that received 32 FDA inspections in 2023, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Association.
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Lear Introduces Legislation to Eliminate Double Taxation on Food Delivery Applications
State Representative Beth Lear (R-Galena) has introduced House Bill 424, a legislative initiative aimed at addressing the issue of double taxation on food delivery applications such as Instacart and Uber Eats. The bill seeks to simplify the taxation process and eliminate the excess taxes being paid by these companies.In a statement, Lear emphasized the need for updating the tax system in response to the evolving economy. She stated, "As the economy continues to evolve, we need to update our tax system." Lear highlighted that the collaboration with Senator Tim Schaffer and...
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Ohio Health Care Providers Applaud Balderson’s Leadership on Digital Health
Health care groups in Ohio are commending Congressman Troy Balderson for his initiative to enhance access to affordable and quality care through the establishment of the Congressional Digital Health Caucus. Eric Drobny, M.D., President of the Ohio State Medical Association (OSMA), expressed gratitude towards Congressman Balderson, stating, “OSMA thanks Congressman Balderson for his leadership in the formation of the Bipartisan Congressional Digital Health Caucus.” Drobny emphasized the importance of policymakers staying informed about digital health innovation to address...
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Brenner Announces More than $2.9 Million for Career-Technical Programs
State Senator Andrew Brenner (R-Delaware) has announced the allocation of over $2.9 million to support career-technical education programs in the 19th Senate District. The funds aim to prepare Ohio's students for future careers, as highlighted by Brenner who stated, "Career Tech provides students with the opportunity to begin a career without the burden of student debt."Among the recipients in the 19th Senate District are Olentangy Schools, receiving $2,333,216.00, and Delaware Area Career Center, receiving $649,545.The funding, sourced from the Career Technical...
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Ohio Representatives Propose 'Election Integrity Act' to Enhance Political Party Declarations
COLUMBUS- State Representatives Beth Lear (R-Galena) and Brian Lorenz (R-Powell) have introduced the 'Election Integrity Act,' aimed at modifying the process for voters and candidates to declare a political party in Ohio.House Bill 437, the centerpiece of the proposal, mandates that voters declare their political party affiliation at least 90 days before participating in their chosen party’s primary election. Additionally, the legislation stipulates that a candidate must have voted within the same party they are representing on the ballot in the previous primary election....
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Ohio Senate Passes Brenner's Bill Increasing Access to College
The Ohio Senate has successfully passed Senate Bill 104, a legislative measure sponsored by State Senator Andrew Brenner (R-Delaware) aimed at enhancing the College Credit Plus Program (CCP) to broaden access and awareness among students. The bill seeks to make it easier for more students to participate in this dual enrollment program, where students can earn high school and college credits simultaneously.Senator Brenner expressed his enthusiasm for the bill's passage, stating, "This legislation will strengthen the College Credit Plus Program and give even more students a...
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Brenner Announces Funds for Appalachian Community Innovation Centers
State Senator Andrew Brenner (R-Delaware) has announced the guidelines for the $85 million Appalachian Community Innovation Centers program. The program aims to establish facilities that will serve as multi-faceted community centers, providing access to public education, community health services, and workforce development."These funds will increase access to healthcare, job opportunities and training, and education in an area of the state where finding all of those things in a central location can be extremely difficult," said Brenner. He further encouraged all eligible...
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Balderson Condemns Biden Decision to Ban New LNG Export Projects
Congressman Troy Balderson of Ohio strongly criticized President Biden's decision to ban future liquefied natural gas (LNG) export projects, arguing that it would have dire consequences for the stability and affordability of natural gas within the United States. In a speech delivered on the House Floor, Balderson expressed concern about the detrimental effects of this decision on the American economy, job market, and the country's relationships with its allies.Balderson emphasized that natural gas has played a crucial role in reducing carbon emissions in the United States...
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Balderson, Kelly Launch Congressional Digital Health Caucus
Congressman Troy Balderson (OH-12) and Congresswoman Robin Kelly (IL-2) have announced the establishment of the Congressional Digital Health Caucus. This caucus aims to inform policymakers about the rapid advancements in digital health innovation and the potential impacts on patients and the healthcare system. It also seeks to ensure that all Americans benefit from the transformative power of digital health tools.The Congressional Digital Health Caucus will provide a platform for dialogue and collaboration among experts from government, the private sector, and the...
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Balderson and Colleagues Introduce Congressional Review Act to Address Treasury's Misuse of COVID Recovery Funds
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Congressman Troy Balderson and Senator Eric Schmitt, along with a group of lawmakers, have introduced a disapproval resolution under the Congressional Review Act aimed at the Treasury's misuse of COVID recovery funds. The resolution is specifically addressing the Treasury's redefining of the original intention of the Coronavirus State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds (SLFRF).In a statement, Congressman Balderson expressed his concerns about the Biden Treasury Department's handling of the COVID recovery funds, stating, "The Biden Treasury Department is...
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Balderson Celebrates Official Reopening of Gaysport Bridge, Discusses Relentless Effort to Secure $3 Million in Federal Funding
After more than three years of collaboration and determination alongside Muskingum County officials, the project was completed ahead of schedule and under budget.Congressman Troy Balderson joined Muskingum County officials today for a special ceremony marking the official grand reopening of the Gaysport Bridge. “After visiting the Gaysport Bridge with County Engineer Mark Eicher in 2021, it was clear that we needed to move quickly – but the progress made in just three short years has been remarkable,” said Balderson. “This is a prime example of what we can achieve when...
