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Jake Zuckerman

@jake_zuckerman

Statehouse reporter @clevelanddotcom. Runner. Cyclist. Former @ohiocapjournal @wvgazettemail. Was once called "the king of finding weird stories."

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linkhttps://www.cleveland.com/ calendar_today02-10-2013 04:33:23

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This guy is 68 and just started his 42nd (ish) season reffing high school football, while keeping up a fairly impressive mid-retirement golf regime

This guy is 68 and just started his 42nd (ish) season reffing high school football, while keeping up a fairly impressive mid-retirement golf regime
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Regulators slapped $212,000 on legal marijuana retailers for failing to get permission from the state to do basic basic marketing; hosting a free ice cream truck; or even using the term "recreational" marijuana as opposed to the preferred "adult use" cleveland.com/news/2024/08/o…

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I had no inside info she was thinking about running -- Josh Rultenberg just said to me "Oh, there's Amy Acton," so I went over to say hi and ask if she had any plans for 2026.

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I came to read about energy policy. I stayed to read about Bill Seitz comparing himself to prophets. "The longtime lawmaker, who will retire this year, likens himself instead to the Biblical prophet Jeremiah."

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After hitting a record low in 2009, American support for organized labor has hit an approval level not seen since the 1960s (per Gallup)

After hitting a record low in 2009, American support for organized  labor has hit an approval level not seen since the 1960s (per Gallup)
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A family moved out of Ohio last year after anti-transgender bills were introduced. “Is this where we’re gonna call home? This place obviously does not want our family here ... Why are we contributing to the economy here?” (Ohio Capital Journal) bit.ly/4dPM7y8

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The Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District, a lesser-known piece of state government, has cut its water sales by 75% to a major oil and gas driller in Ohio, citing drought conditions First time this has happened in the watershed district's ~12 years in this business