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Joe Cornely Joe Cornely - July 8, 2019

Ohio Bureau of Workers Compensation on Town Hall Ohio

08Nearly a quarter-million Ohioans are covered by workers’ comp. The Ohio Bureau of Workers Compensation is the largest state-run insurance program in the nation. Ohio workers, families, businesses and communities are all affected by how well and how efficiently the…

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Joe Cornely Joe Cornely - July 1, 2019
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#NoPlant19 on Town Hall Ohio

No one remembers it ever being like this. Too much rain, falling far too often, has created an unprecedented situation for farmers in Ohio and across much of the nation. There have been years when some of the crop didn’t…

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Joe Cornely Joe Cornely - June 24, 2019

Statehouse Reporters, June 2019 on Town Hall Ohio

Lawmakers are quickly coming up on their deadline for passing a new two-year state budget. Virtually every Ohioan will be affected by the budget’s contents. Taxes, the environment, education and social issues are rolled up in the two-year spending plan….

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Joe Cornely Joe Cornely - June 17, 2019

Opioid Alliance on Town Hall Ohio

The numbers are frightening. Every day, 115 Americans die from an overdose of opioids. In 2017, 5,000 of our fellow Ohioans died from the drug. In addition to the fatalities, thousands of others go to hospitals and treatment facilities. Today,…

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Joe Cornely Joe Cornely - June 10, 2019

Cyber Security on Town Hall Ohio

How many connections to the online world do you have? Phone, tablet, computer, smart TV, virtual assistant and on and on. All of these are very fun and very helpful… and potentially very dangerous. Hackers pose a risk to individuals,…

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Joe Cornely Joe Cornely - June 3, 2019

Animal Issues on Town Hall Ohio

Animals are a part of most everyone’s daily life. We connect with some as companions, others for entertainment and still others for sustenance. Today, we’re going to explore those connections through the eyes of two folks who are part of…

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Joe Cornely Joe Cornely - May 28, 2019

Craft Beer on Town Hall Ohio

As growth industries go, there’s nothing hotter in Ohio than craft brewing. Back in 2012, there were 47 Ohio craft brewers.  Today, there are 299 with around 60 more in the planning stage. Not to miss out on the fun,…

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Joe Cornely Joe Cornely - May 21, 2019

Sen. Sherrod Brown on Town Hall Ohio

Sen. Sherrod Brown’s official biography lists a number of issues that he’s passionate about – social justice, economic justice, fair trade, veterans, American manufacturing and American farmers. Today, Ohio’s senior senator serving since 2006 returns to Town Hall Ohio to…

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Joe Cornely Joe Cornely - May 13, 2019

Gene Smith on Town Hall Ohio

Every time Ohio State University President Michael Drake or Provost Bruce McPheron are on the show, we squeeze in a little about Buckeye Football and athletics in general. Today, there’s no squeezing. Gene Smith is the director of athletics at…

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Joe Cornely Joe Cornely - May 6, 2019

Pat Tiberi on Town Hall Ohio

Let me throw out a few familiar business names: J.M. Smucker, Nationwide, AEP, Marathon Petroleum, Procter and Gamble, BF Goodrich. All Ohio companies whose executives have helped lead the Ohio Business Roundtable. Its purpose: to improve the business climate for…

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