Paul Gillmor News

A legislative watchdog determined today that Republican state Sen. Karen Gillmor is a resident of Tiffin, not Dublin, and therefore is entitled to mileage reimbursements from the state.

A bill proposed yesterday would forbid state lawmakers from accepting taxpayer-financed mileage reimbursements for travel between the Statehouse and their far-off districts if they didn't actually make the trip.

The residency of a Gillmor has again become a matter of debate, this time as a result of an ethics complaint accusing Ohio Sen.

No reason to sugarcoat the obvious: Senate Republicans look foolish in their handling of the state budget crisis.

Lower-than-expected costs for projects using federal stimulus funds have allowed the Ohio Department of Transportation to reinstate bridge construction at railroad crossings in Fostoria and Swanton that had been put on hold.

Ever since closing the Civil War Museum of Ohio he started in Bowling Green, Mark Young has been working with officials in Tiffin to reopen the museum in a more promising location.

Years ago, we had to replace our furnace. It wasn't properly heating our home, and with winter on its way it was a problem we couldn't ignore.