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Gov Mike DeWine proposes using stimulus money to repay Ohio s unemployment loans: Capitol Letter

Gov Mike DeWine proposes using stimulus money to repay Ohio s unemployment loans: Capitol Letter
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Gov Mike DeWine proposes using stimulus money to repay Ohio s unemployment loans: Capitol Letter

Gov. Mike DeWine proposes using stimulus money to repay Ohio’s unemployment loans: Capitol Letter Rotunda Rumblings Payback time: Gov. Mike DeWine wants Ohio to use $1.5 billion of the $5 billion-plus it’s getting from the federal coronavirus relief bill to balance the state’s unemployment compensation fund. As Andrew Tobias writes, the move would avert planned premium hikes on employers to pay back the money the state borrowed from the feds to pay out jobless claims, and avoid what happened following the Great Recession, when the state spent eight years paying off a similar loan. DeWine said Thursday he’s discussed the idea with state legislative leaders, and they were supportive.

Ohio Gov Mike DeWine wants to use more than $1 billion in relief money to balance unemployment fund: The Wake Up for Friday, April 9, 2021

Ohio Gov Mike DeWine wants to use more than $1 billion in relief money to balance unemployment fund: The Wake Up for Friday, April 9, 2021
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City Council President Kevin Kelley announces long-expected mayoral campaign

City Council President Kevin Kelley announces long-expected mayoral campaign Updated 3:49 PM; Today 1:01 PM Cleveland City Council President Kevin Kelley, flanked by his family, announced Thursday that he would run for mayor in the 2021 election. (Seth A. Richardson/cleveland.com) Facebook Share CLEVELAND, Ohio – City Council President Kevin Kelley formally announced his long-awaited decision to run for mayor, a foregone conclusion to most of the city’s political observers. Kelley, a Democrat, has been eyeing the mayor’s race for years but had refrained from making any kind of declaration that he would run to succeed Mayor Frank Jackson, who is currently in his fourth term. Jackson has not announced that he won’t seek a fifth term, but Kelley’s entrance along with Jackson’s lack of fundraising is the clearest sign yet that the longest serving mayor of Cleveland is on his way out.

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