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Come on out and see Rick Shriver's new campaign office at 119 East Main Street, McConnelsville, Ohio (map).

From the announcement email:

Next Thursday, July 24, we are officially opening our "Rick Shriver for Ohio Senate" campaign headquarters!

You are invited to help us mark the momentous occasion.

The storefront is strategically located right on Main Street in McConnelsville, Ohio. Great visibility!

The address is 119 East Main Street. Between "The Valley Gem Barbershop" and "The Breathing Room."

We will open the doors at 5:30 PM, and you are welcome to join us until we adjourn at 8:00 PM.

We will be accepting contributions to help us pay for this cool location. We got a great deal from our loyal
Democratic landlords, but we still need to pay the rent.

Hope to see you next Thursday!

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Hosted by Sowash, Carson and Ferrier
39 North College Street, Athens

Suggested Contribution is $50 per person

To RSVP call 740.592.2008 or e-mail Rob AT DebbiePhillips.net

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Governor to Host Education Reform
Forums Across Ohio

Columbus, Ohio – Ohio Governor Ted Strickland today announced that he will host 12 forums across the state this summer focusing on reforming education in Ohio.

 

“There is nothing more important to Ohio's economic future than making sure that we have a world-class system of education,” Strickland said.  "These forums are the beginning of a conversation with the people of Ohio about how best to reform education in our great state." 

 

The “Governor’s Conversation on Education” forums will focus on the six principles for education reform as outlined in the Governor’s State of the State address as well as specific policy ideas for fostering a system of education in Ohio that is innovative, personalized and linked to economic prosperity. A second round of education forums will be held later in the fall of 2008 and will focus on how to properly finance a truly reformed system of education. The governor plans to introduce his education reform proposal in 2009.

 

“Ohio’s education system has many strengths, but despite our progress we haven’t kept pace with the rest of the world,” Strickland said. “It will take collaboration among business leaders, parents, students, teachers and school administrators to develop a plan that makes Ohio a leader in innovation and gives our students the preparation and skills they need to be successful in a global environment.”

 

Strickland also launched a Web site, http://www.ConversationOnEducation.Org, which provides the public and forum participants with details about the regional forums and will include ways to submit feedback during and after the forums.

 

The dates, times and locations for the “Governor’s Conversation on Education” regional forums are listed below. Each forum will be available through a live Webcast at http://www.ConversationOnEducation.Org.

 

Most regional forums will also air live on the local PBS station. Stations without a live broadcast will tape and air their local forums following the event.   Feeds of the forums will be provided to media outlets by Ohio Government Television.

 

Educators, business leaders, parents and students, among others, will make up the live audiences. In addition, each school district in the region will be encouraged to organize at least one “watch party” for the broadcast or Webcast and conduct a facilitated group discussion following the forum.

 

At each meeting, Strickland will discuss his six principles for education reform and specific ideas while facilitating an interactive conversation with audience members and Webcast and television viewers.

WHERE:          CET Studio

                          1223 Central Parkway

                          Cincinnati, OH 45214

Event Details:

Governor to Host Education Reform
Forums Across Ohio

Columbus, Ohio – Ohio Governor Ted Strickland today announced that he will host 12 forums across the state this summer focusing on reforming education in Ohio.

“There is nothing more important to Ohio's economic future than making sure that we have a world-class system of education,” Strickland said. "These forums are the beginning of a conversation with the people of Ohio about how best to reform education in our great state."

The “Governor’s Conversation on Education” forums will focus on the six principles for education reform as outlined in the Governor’s State of the State address as well as specific policy ideas for fostering a system of education in Ohio that is innovative, personalized and linked to economic prosperity. A second round of education forums will be held later in the fall of 2008 and will focus on how to properly finance a truly reformed system of education. The governor plans to introduce his education reform proposal in 2009.

“Ohio’s education system has many strengths, but despite our progress we haven’t kept pace with the rest of the world,” Strickland said. “It will take collaboration among business leaders, parents, students, teachers and school administrators to develop a plan that makes Ohio a leader in innovation and gives our students the preparation and skills they need to be successful in a global environment.”

Strickland also launched a Web site, http://www.ConversationOnEducation.Org, which provides the public and forum participants with details about the regional forums and will include ways to submit feedback during and after the forums.

The dates, times and locations for the “Governor’s Conversation on Education” regional forums are listed below. Each forum will be available through a live Webcast at http://www.ConversationOnEducation.Org.

Most regional forums will also air live on the local PBS station. Stations without a live broadcast will tape and air their local forums following the event. Feeds of the forums will be provided to media outlets by Ohio Government Television.

Educators, business leaders, parents and students, among others, will make up the live audiences. In addition, each school district in the region will be encouraged to organize at least one “watch party” for the broadcast or Webcast and conduct a facilitated group discussion following the forum.

At each meeting, Strickland will discuss his six principles for education reform and specific ideas while facilitating an interactive conversation with audience members and Webcast and television viewers.

WHERE: University of Dayton

Boll Theater, Kennedy Union

300 College Park

Dayton, OH 45469

Event Details: Selby Park Shelterhouse 358 Selby Blvd. S. Worthington, OH 43085 (Turn East off High Street -- the shelterhouse is at the end of Selby -- straight ahead! Park on the street surrounding the park.) Join with other Obama supporters to honor Sen. Obama on his 47th birthday! Stop by after work for birthday cake and lemonade -- and bring your camera to take your picture with our life-size figure of Barack Obama. Kids can play Pin the Tail on the Donkey and get special birthday balloons. At 6:30 we will sing "Happy Birthday" to sen. Obama and sign a special birthday card -- the card and a video of us singing will be sent to him. You can give a gift of food or funds to the Mid-Ohio Food bank in Barack's honor -- we will have bins and envelopes (a $1 donation provides $8 of food) and you can also donate to Barack's "Campaign for Change" (enelopes providded). Please let us know if you are coming so we bake enough cake! If you want to help, or need more info, call Louise Annarino at (614) 825-0399.

Event Details:

Governor to Host Education Reform
Forums Across Ohio

Columbus, Ohio – Ohio Governor Ted Strickland today announced that he will host 12 forums across the state this summer focusing on reforming education in Ohio.

 

“There is nothing more important to Ohio's economic future than making sure that we have a world-class system of education,” Strickland said.  "These forums are the beginning of a conversation with the people of Ohio about how best to reform education in our great state." 

 

The “Governor’s Conversation on Education” forums will focus on the six principles for education reform as outlined in the Governor’s State of the State address as well as specific policy ideas for fostering a system of education in Ohio that is innovative, personalized and linked to economic prosperity. A second round of education forums will be held later in the fall of 2008 and will focus on how to properly finance a truly reformed system of education. The governor plans to introduce his education reform proposal in 2009.

 

“Ohio’s education system has many strengths, but despite our progress we haven’t kept pace with the rest of the world,” Strickland said. “It will take collaboration among business leaders, parents, students, teachers and school administrators to develop a plan that makes Ohio a leader in innovation and gives our students the preparation and skills they need to be successful in a global environment.”

 

Strickland also launched a Web site, http://www.ConversationOnEducation.Org, which provides the public and forum participants with details about the regional forums and will include ways to submit feedback during and after the forums.

 

The dates, times and locations for the “Governor’s Conversation on Education” regional forums are listed below. Each forum will be available through a live Webcast at http://www.ConversationOnEducation.Org.

 

Most regional forums will also air live on the local PBS station. Stations without a live broadcast will tape and air their local forums following the event.   Feeds of the forums will be provided to media outlets by Ohio Government Television.

 

Educators, business leaders, parents and students, among others, will make up the live audiences. In addition, each school district in the region will be encouraged to organize at least one “watch party” for the broadcast or Webcast and conduct a facilitated group discussion following the forum.

 

At each meeting, Strickland will discuss his six principles for education reform and specific ideas while facilitating an interactive conversation with audience members and Webcast and television viewers.

WHERE:         Idea Center at Playhouse Square
                         Westfield Insurance Studio Theatre

                         1375 Euclid Ave.

                         Cleveland, OH 44115

Event Details:

Governor to Host Education Reform
Forums Across Ohio

Columbus, Ohio – Ohio Governor Ted Strickland today announced that he will host 12 forums across the state this summer focusing on reforming education in Ohio.

“There is nothing more important to Ohio's economic future than making sure that we have a world-class system of education,” Strickland said. "These forums are the beginning of a conversation with the people of Ohio about how best to reform education in our great state."

The “Governor’s Conversation on Education” forums will focus on the six principles for education reform as outlined in the Governor’s State of the State address as well as specific policy ideas for fostering a system of education in Ohio that is innovative, personalized and linked to economic prosperity. A second round of education forums will be held later in the fall of 2008 and will focus on how to properly finance a truly reformed system of education. The governor plans to introduce his education reform proposal in 2009.

“Ohio’s education system has many strengths, but despite our progress we haven’t kept pace with the rest of the world,” Strickland said. “It will take collaboration among business leaders, parents, students, teachers and school administrators to develop a plan that makes Ohio a leader in innovation and gives our students the preparation and skills they need to be successful in a global environment.”

Strickland also launched a Web site, http://www.ConversationOnEducation.Org, which provides the public and forum participants with details about the regional forums and will include ways to submit feedback during and after the forums.

The dates, times and locations for the “Governor’s Conversation on Education” regional forums are listed below. Each forum will be available through a live Webcast at http://www.ConversationOnEducation.Org.

Most regional forums will also air live on the local PBS station. Stations without a live broadcast will tape and air their local forums following the event. Feeds of the forums will be provided to media outlets by Ohio Government Television.

Educators, business leaders, parents and students, among others, will make up the live audiences. In addition, each school district in the region will be encouraged to organize at least one “watch party” for the broadcast or Webcast and conduct a facilitated group discussion following the forum.

At each meeting, Strickland will discuss his six principles for education reform and specific ideas while facilitating an interactive conversation with audience members and Webcast and television viewers.

WHERE: Ohio University Chillicothe

Bennett Hall Auditorium

101 University Dr.

Chillicothe, OH 45601

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7537 Lambton Park Rd. New Albany

Suggested Donation: $250.00

RSVP to KChristopher@robinson2008.com

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Location:

Confluence Park
679 W. Spring St.

Suggested Contribution:

Individual$100
Sponsor $250
Host $500

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Join us for a reception with Special Guest

Secretary of Agriculture Bob Boggs

in support of

Bill O’Neill for Congress (OH-14)

 

Gwen Logan                                                               Mark Gervelis, Esq.

Janet Carson, County Democratic Chair                  Tony Logan, Esq.

Debbie Bindas, County AFL-CIO                                Paul Heltzel, Esq.

Bob Evans, Middlefield Township Trustee              Chuck Lafferty, Esq.

Duane Feher, County Democratic Chair                  Martin White, Esq.

Diana Marchese, County Recorder                          Bill Bobulsky, Esq.

Christ Michelakis, County Democratic Chair           John Jeren, Esq.

 

Saturday, August 23rd, 4:00-6:00 p.m.

 

At the home of Gwen & Andy Logan

4172 York St.

Farmdale, Ohio 44417

 

Guests $50/each,

Please RSVP by returning the enclosed envelope by Saturday, August 16, 2008

Checks should be made payable to O’Neill for Congress

 

Bill O’Neill has honorably served our nation, state, and district as a decorated military officer, an assistant attorney general, a pediatric nurse, and a Court of Appeals judge. Northeast Ohio deserves a member of Congress that we can be proud of.

Let’s send Bill O’Neill to Congress!

 

We hope you’ll be able to join us for this event. Even if you can’t attend, please consider a contribution. We are in a critical stage of the campaign, and every dollar counts.