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Museum, city agrees to five year lease - Portsmouth Daily Times

Dunne 'outraged' by Lenco Medcat purchase reattempt - Portsmouth Daily Times

Dunne ‘outraged’ by Lenco Medcat purchase reattempt By Patrick Keck - pkeck@aimmediamidwest.com PORTSMOUTH Conversations surrounding the purchase of an armored vehicle for the Portsmouth Police Department again proved to be a contested matter during Monday night’s city council session. Once again making it to council’s agenda despite objections from 1st Ward Councilman Sean Dunne, the funding and necessity for the Lenco Medcat– a tactical automobile suited for SWAT or EMS teams with medical lighting and storage capabilities- were still his reasons for not being in favor of the vehicle previously valued at $265,000. Public sentiment and belief among Shawnee State University administration, faculty, and staff that he spoke with, where Dunne is employed, he feels is also on his side.

Council tables lease agreement with musuem again - Portsmouth Daily Times

Council tables lease agreement with musuem again By Patrick Keck - pkeck@aimmediamidwest.com PORTSMOUTH A local museum group will have to wait at least two more weeks for a lease agreement following a Portsmouth City Council vote Monday evening. The first of seven legislation items discussed, the council decided to again table the measure which would have struck a deal between the city and the Scioto County Heritage Museum. Addressing council in the first meeting open to public attendance in more than a year, SCHM Treasurer Sharon Bender detailed the museum’s restorative progress at its 733 Fifth St. location- home of the former Marting’s building.

Why the mayor won't endorse a 3rd Ward candidate - Portsmouth Daily Times

Why the mayor won’t endorse a 3rd Ward candidate By Patrick Keck - pkeck@aimmediamidwest.com PORTSMOUTH In politics, it all comes down to who has your back. Having someone’s back can mean anything from a vote to also publicly proclaiming support through front-yard signs or Facebook posts. Endorsements of candidates are commonplace during any political season, regardless of what level. While the Scioto County Republican and Democrat parties backed the Trump-Pence or Biden-Harris ticket respectively last fall, they also pledged support to state and county candidates. The 2021 elections will not have the draw of a presidential or even a congressional vote, a hyper-focused local attention instead of the case. The game for these local candidates- races in Portsmouth and New Boston city councils- however remains the same: winning votes.