Granville officials said goodbye to their longtime law director at the March 3 village council meeting.
The village has contracted with a law firm to fill that role as officials continue to consider possibly elevating the law director’s post to full-time status.
As reported Feb. 21, Gov. Mike DeWine recently named Michael King – who has served as law director and prosecutor for the village of Granville for nearly a decade – to the position of judge with the Franklin County Municipal Court.
King replaces Judge William Pollitt, who died last year. King took office March 1, and his term expires on Jan. 3 of next year. To remain judge, King must run for election in November to receive a full term, beginning Jan. 4.
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine Week in Review (For the week ending Feb. 19, 2021)
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OHIO – Throughout the week, Ohio Governor Mike DeWine and Lt. Governor Jon Husted provided updates on Ohio s response to the COVID-19 pandemic, as well as other state initiatives.
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Tuesday, Governor DeWine announced that both Pfizer and Moderna have advised that direct vaccine shipments to providers may be delayed one to two days due to inclement weather.
That day, many providers continued with their scheduled vaccination appointments, but some canceled appointments due to snow emergencies. For future weather advisories, Ohioans who haven’t heard from their provider and are concerned about whether or not their appointment is still scheduled should contact their provider or visit their website.
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Feb 12, 2021
The Ohio Chief Probation Officers Association (OCPOA) announced the results of it s recent election for the 2021-2023 term. Every two years, the OCPOA membership votes to select new officers and trustees for the Association s all volunteer Executive Board. I am very proud of what the Board accomplished over the last two years. Despite the challenges faced over the last year, we continued to enhance our footprint on the field of probation both at the local and national levels. I look forward to the newly elected leadership s continued excellence in the areas of education, training and advocacy. Molly Gauntner, Immediate Past President and Chief Probation Officer, Franklin County Municipal Court.