Marty Schladen
Reporter at Ohio Capital Journal
Reporter for the Ohio Capital Journal. RTs do not imply agreement. Email me at [email protected]
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5 days ago |
lovelandmagazine.com | Marty Schladen
Ohio is among five states whose economies will be most harmed if huge proposed Medicaid cuts become reality, the Commonwealth Fund said in an explainer this week. Medicaid, the federal-state health insurer for low-income Americans, covers nearly 3 million Ohioans. That’s about a quarter of the state’s population. Particularly in states such as Ohio, Medicaid covers large numbers of working people.
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6 days ago |
yahoo.com | Marty Schladen
A poll released Thursday, May 1 showed 76% of Americans oppose cuts to Medicaid. (Photo via Getty Images)Ohio is among five states whose economies will be most harmed if huge proposed Medicaid cuts become reality, the Commonwealth Fund said in an explainer this week. Medicaid, the federal-state health insurer for low-income Americans, covers nearly 3 million Ohioans. That’s about a quarter of the state’s population.
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6 days ago |
clevescene.com | Marty Schladen
[ { "name": "Real 1 Player (r2) - Inline", "component": "38482494", "insertPoint": "2/3", "requiredCountToDisplay": "9" } ] Every single library levy on Tuesday’s ballot passed in Ohio, and none of them were close. The victories come as Republican officials at the state and federal level look at cutting library funding. There were 13 levies on the ballot — eight renewals, two replacements, two new ones and a bond.
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6 days ago |
ohiocapitaljournal.com | Marty Schladen
by Marty Schladen, Ohio Capital Journal May 8, 2025 Every single library levy on Tuesday’s ballot passed in Ohio, and none of them were close. The victories come as Republican officials at the state and federal level look at cutting library funding. There were 13 levies on the ballot — eight renewals, two replacements, two new ones and a bond. The least successful of those — for the Delaware County District Library and the Troy-Miami County Public Library — passed with 56% of the vote.
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1 week ago |
highlandcountypress.com | Marty Schladen
By Marty Schladen, Ohio Capital Journal, ohiocapitaljournal.com Even before President Donald Trump unleashed a barrage of tariffs on April 2, three fourths of businesses surveyed by the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland said they would have to raise prices in response. Some said they already were. Rising prices — particularly for people with lower incomes — are thought to be one of the primary factors in Trump’s win last November.
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