Joe Miller
Joe Miller Joe Miller lives in Amherst, Ohio. Miller graduated from Marion L.
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“This funding will help keep people housed and connected to vital services like healthcare and job training. I want every Ohioan to be able to live a dignified life and projects like this ensure that this is not reserved for a privileged few.”
(Official legislative website (ohiohouse.gov)) “We have heard a lot about whether or not the state government is spending on the right things. I can confidently say that the nearly $10.5 million coming back to Lorain County will be well spent by providing services all Lorain County residents will benefit from. Local leaders know best on where the money needs to go, and I am proud to have worked with them to make sure this money is put to good use.”
(Official legislative website (ohiohouse.gov)) “DATA CENTERS When billionaires plot massive data center deals behind closed doors, our communities pay the price. New construction will be paused until local impact concerns are addressed, our resources and environment are protected, and local labor is employed and paid a prevailing wage.”
(Campaign website (joemillerforohio.com))Gayle L. Manning
Gayle L. Manning Gayle Manning lives in North Ridgeville, Ohio. in education from Kent State University in 1972 and her M.S.
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“It brings me great joy to present this commendation to Avon High School. Our schools, educators, and staff play an invaluable role in shaping the lives of Ohioans, and I am grateful for Avon High School’s commitment to educating and supporting its students over the past 100 years!”
(Official legislative website (ohiohouse.gov)) “A lifelong resident of Northeast Ohio, Gayle Manning has deep roots throughout our local community. From a young age, her parents instilled in her a deep sense of responsibility and a passion for serving others.”
(Campaign website (gaylemanning.com)) “Once elected, she joined the fight against Lorain County’s growing drug problem by sponsoring legislation to put life saving medication into the hands of local law enforcement to give overdose victims a second chance at life and the state a new tool with which we now fight drug abuse.”
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