Vetoes are a relief to area school officials
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July 11, 2025

Vetoes are a relief to area school officials

By From JT Staff Reports 

School officials around Union County are pleased with Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine’s veto efforts regarding the recent state budget process.

DeWine signed the state’s $60-billion spending bill at the end of last month but issued nearly 70 line-item vetoes for the bill, many of which dealt with controver...

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On Monday, Union County Sheriff Mike Justice (left) swore in newly deputized Jonathon Todhunter (right) at the sheriff’s office. Todhunter talked with the Journal-Tribune, reflecting on his decision to join the department that was involved in the shooting of his brother, Matthew Todhunter, three years ago. (Photo submitted)
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