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Laura Bischoff works in our Columbus bureau, covering state government and politics. Previously, she lived in Dayton's St. Anne's Hill neighborhood and covered Dayton city government and information technology businesses.

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COLUMBUS — One of the state’s largest pension funds is expected to spend roughly $4,100 to send two board members to Hawaii for a four-day conference in November.
COLUMBUS — As statewide candidates switch into full campaign mode this Labor Day weekend, they are so flush with cash that Ohioans can be sure they’ll soon be hit by a barrage of political ads on TV, radio and in mailboxes.
COLUMBUS — A ruling by a federal judge allows Ohio public pension systems to move forward on a securities fraud lawsuit against Bank of America and Merrill Lynch, Attorney General Richard Cordray announced Monday, Aug.
COLUMBUS — Good manners dictate that one does not discuss politics and religion at dinner parties. The rule might also make good business sense.
COLUMBUS — Columbus area architect Joe Weithman’s small firm landed work on a police station renovation that was funded with federal stimulus money while his wife Rhonda was able to continue family health care coverage after a job loss thanks in part to the $787 billion stimulus bill.
COLUMBUS — With a new poll showing that only 41 percent of Americans approve of how President Obama is handling the economy, the president told Ohioans on Wednesday, Aug.
COLUMBUS — Republican gubernatorial candidate John Kasich said he would put business executives and entrepreneurs in charge of Ohio’s economic development programs, including the $700 million Third Frontier bond package.
COLUMBUS — Republican John Kasich isn’t shy in front of cameras — he hosted his own TV show on FoxNews — but these days he is dogged by cameramen sent by the Ohio Democratic Party to record his every move in public.
COLUMBUS — Political parties in Ohio are deploying squadrons of “trackers” armed with handheld video cameras to capture the opponent’s utterances at every public appearance.
COLUMBUS — As a candidate for governor, Republican John Kasich has called on colleges and universities to cut costs and force professors to teach more courses.
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