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Hillsboro Police Report

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New Jersey doesn’t care about welfare fraud – like most blue states
By now, everyone in America knows that New Jersey just found 6,600 noncitizens who were illegally registered to vote. About 400 of them illegally cast ballots. But New Jersey has an even worse fraud problem in its welfare programs. New findings prove it.
Hillsboro girls soccer wins against Chillicothe; boys soccer and volleyball fall to Cavaliers 

HILLSBORO — On a Tuesday evening where Hillsboro High School hosted a Frontier Athletic Conference rival, the Chillic

Commissioners approve Hi-TEC renovation, rental agreement for courthouse relocation
Highland County commissioners Terry Britton, David Daniels and Brad Roades took action on several matters regarding planned renovations to county buildings and heard proposals from the county Human Resources director during their Wednesday, Sept. 16 meeting.
Week 5 High School Football Preview

This week, teams in the Frontier Athletic Conference will be finishing their non-conference schedules Friday night (S

Federal appeals court vacates Trump order extending operations for a west Michigan coal plant
For more than a year, the U.S. Department of Energy has repeatedly extended the lifespan of a coal plant in West Olive, Michigan, arguing the power generated at the facility was needed to help address a national energy emergency.
Ohio State University, three other Ohio universities receive an ‘F’ in latest free speech rankings
The Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression gave four Ohio colleges and universities a failing grade on their 2027 College Free Speech rankings.
Sen. Husted bill to protect Americans from footing the bill for new data centers blocked from passage
Sen. Jon Husted (R-Ohio) today brought his Ratepayer Protection Act to the Senate floor, seeking its passage by unanimous consent – a process that expedites consideration of legislation in the United States Senate.
Rep. Taylor introduces bill to deliver justice for veterans and victims of terrorism
Congressman Dave Taylor (OH-02) today introduced the Justice for Veterans and Victims of Terrorism Act, which would deliver justice to victims of attempted extrajudicial killing by state sponsors of terrorism.
Former Scioto County commissioner sentenced to 30 months in prison
Bryan Davis also was ordered to pay about $68,000 in restitution after pleading guilty to felony counts of theft in office, receiving stolen property and filing an incomplete/false tax return.
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