The Board of Elections dismissed the case against relatives of Waterville council member Ann Cherry. Read the rest in the Toledo Free Press below:
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The Lucas County Board of Elections voted Feb. 22 to deny the voter registration challenge made against Lisa Cherry and stated no fraudulent voting took place by her or Ruthann Cherry.
http://www.toledofreepress.com/2010/02/22/voter-fraud-case-dismissed/
Since October, 2009 groups of concerned citizens, survivors, and professionals attended Community Forums, organized by CeCe Norwood, of Nirvana Now!, to discuss the eradication of incest, child sexual abuse, and sexual violence in Northwest Ohio.
Ann Cherry's daughters are alleged to have fraudulently voted for their mom. That is not good and there is some interesting evidence - Linkedin. Toledo Free Press has the rest:
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Lowe contested the registrations of Ruthann Cherry and Lisa Cherry, claiming evidence demonstrates that neither live in Waterville and neither are eligible to vote in Waterville. She also requested an investigation into “their possible fraudulent voter registration and actions to commit voter fraud in past elections.”
We will finally hear the end of the forgery situation. There is a witness to the event and it only involved Jon and one of the Manson girls. Someone will have problems. Something will come out of it, either criminally or through the Ohio Elections Commission.
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A decision on whether to move forward with the Lucas County Republican Party
signature fraud case will take place in the next 30 days, according to
Cuyahoga County Prosecutor James Gutierrez.
The Cuyahoga County prosecutor’s office is investigating the alleged
LUCAS COUNTY CHILDREN SERVICES SPONSORS ESSAY CONTEST
Focus is on raising awareness of child abuse and neglect
(TOLEDO, Ohio - February 2, 2010) - Lucas County Children Services, the
governmental agency responsible for protecting children from abuse and
neglect, is sponsoring an essay contest open to all children in grades 7
and 8 in Lucas County.
The contest theme, “What makes a family, and how does it keep me
safe?” is in support of Child Abuse Prevention Month, recognized
nationwide each April. The contest winner and runner-up will have the
Taking Tea with the Lizards
http://www.joebageant.com/joe/2010/01/taking-tea-with-the-lizards.html
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This interview happened last month and caused a controversy when Shepard Smith said he would burn down the Detroit Public Schools if he was a parent there. Watch the whole segment and you will see where Shepard Smith's outrage is justified, yet this situation occurs here in Toledo. There are still some schools which are failures and continue to be so, yet we have administration and board members who never want to hold these schools accountable. And you know TPS does not want to do anything about problems, the Dan Burns situation indicates they have no clue problems exists and contrary to board members and administration officials wanting to put this behind their back saying things are fixed, they are not and won't be without creating a new proactive system to identify and deal with problems as they come up whether it is academic performance or employees stealing money. Urban schools suffer from a serious case of accountability. If TPS wanted to prove they are going to be proactive in dealing with problems, quickly addressing problem schools is a great place to start because at least they are well documented and known. Our community cannot wait one week more for schools to continually fail.
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The Hill is reporting the latest on the PMA Scandal and the investigation of the Office of Congressional Ethics. It says three people being investigated will be referred. Marcy Kaptur has not been cleared yet and did not tell The Hill if she was cleared. Other members have in previous stories. It is odd that she has not said anything.
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The independent ethics office has referred three cases of alleged misconduct in the last three months to the full House ethics committee for further review.
