By the time early, in-person voting ended at 5 p.m. on Sunday, 5,197 ballots had been cast at the Licking County Board of Elections office in downtown Newark.
“Sunday was shortest day in terms of hours and the second-highest in number of voters,” said Tess Wigginton, deputy director of the elections board. “Friday was higher in the number of voters, but we were open for nine hours. We had a line to start the day on Sunday and didn’t clear it until around 3 p.m., and then it was steady after that until 5 p.m.”
Wigginton estimated that about 30,000 of the about 128,000 registered voters will cast ballots in this election, which would be a turnout of a little over 20%.
She said about 3,000 Licking County residents requested mail-in ballots, which had to be postmarked by Nov. 3 and must arrive at the elections board office, 20 S. 2nd St. in Newark by 4 p.m. on Saturday. Anyone who has a mail-in ballot and wants to drop it off in person must do so at the elections board office by the time the polls close at 7:30 p.m. on Election Day, Tuesday, Nov. 4.
Election Day
The polls open at 6:30 a.m. and close at 7:30 p.m. on Election Day, Tuesday, Nov. 4. You can keep up with what’s happening at local polling places by checking in with live, Election Day updates from The Reporting Project.
You can find your polling place and see if you’re registered by going to this page on the Licking County Board of Elections site and typing in your name: https://lookup.boe.ohio.gov/vtrapp/licking/vtrlookup.aspx
The voting locations in Licking County typically don’t change from election to election, but for this election, one polling place has moved. The Granville Village precincts that typically are located at First Presbyterian Church will be across the N. Main Street at Centenary United Methodist Church.
At the polling place, you will be required to show valid identification before voting. Acceptable forms of ID are a driver’s license or Ohio-issued state identification card, an interim ID card from the state, a U.S. passport or passport card, a U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs ID card, a U.S. Military or Military Dependent card, or an Ohio National Guard ID card. Digital IDs are not accepted, nor are any state driver’s licenses stamped with “non-renewable, non-transferable” or “noncitizen.”
The county is using electronic pollbooks to check in voters for this election, unlike during the spring primary election, and Wigginton said that should expedite checking in. She said that all 387 poll workers were trained in the past month for their jobs on Election Day.
In August, elections board members Kaye Hartman, Park Shai and David Rhodes unanimously certified 39 candidates for municipal offices in Licking County, 68 candidates for township offices and 37 candidates for school board seats.
A total of 25 local issues will appear on the Nov. 4 ballot, including a request for a half-percent increase in the Newark income tax to 2.25 percent and a request to renew a countywide property tax – 1 mill for 10 years – for community addiction services and community mental health services.
In a closely watched race for two seats on the Etna Township board of trustees – one of which is incumbent Mark Evans, who has been a controversial figure on the township board – the elections board rejected the petitions of Kenneth Starkey and Robert Stewart. Starkey was missing a cover page on a set of signatures and incorrectly stated the total number of signatures, and Stewart didn’t record the number of signatures on his petitions, which is required by state law, Elections Board Director Brian Mead said during the August elections board meeting.
Evans and incumbent Rozland McKee are being challenged in Etna Township by former trustee John J. Carlisle, as well as Ryan Davis, David B. Fulmer, Litichia Dawn McIntyre and Rachel Zelazny.
Write-in candidates had until Aug. 25 to file for the Nov. 4 election. Candidates who have filed as write-ins to date are Kip Rooks and Chad Wagy for Pataskala City Council, Chonlatit Andy Sirisukha for Buckeye Lake Village Council, Michael Briggs for Licking Township trustee, and incumbent Jeffrey Schrock for Northridge Board of Education.
After certification by the elections board on Aug. 18, here are the candidates and the issues that appear on the Nov. 4 ballot in Licking County. (Addresses of candidates represent mailing addresses. Write-in candidates listed here will not appear on the ballot but have filed to run for the office and may be written in by voters in those jurisdictions.):
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Candidates:
COUNTYWIDE
Licking County Municipal Court Judge – (vote for not more than 1 – full term commencing 01/01/2026)
Michael R. DalSanto, Newark
Matthew George, Newark (incumbent)
Licking County Municipal Court Clerk – (vote for not more than 1 – full term commencing 01/01/2026)
Carrie Masterson, Newark
Rick Williams, Hebron
CITIES
Heath Mayor – (vote for not more than 1, full term commencing 01/01/2026)
Mark D. Johns (incumbent)
Kelly Spires
Heath City Council 1st Ward
Adam Porter
Heath City Council 2nd Ward
Shawn Gallant
Heath City Council 3rd Ward
Paul Moretti
Johnstown City Council – (vote for not more than 4 – full term commencing 01/01/2026)
Kyle Cook
Ryan Green (incumbent)
Nick Hubbell
Matthew D. Huggins
Wesley Kobel (incumbent)
Nicole Shook
Newark City Treasurer
Brad Feightner (R)
Newark City Council, Ward 1
Michael Houser (R)
Newark City Council, Ward 2 – (vote for not more than 1 – full term commencing 01/01/2026)
Beth Bline (R, incumbent)
Daniel Crawford (D)
Newark City Council, Ward 3 – (vote for not more than 1 – full term commencing 01/01/2026)
Marci Fones (D)
Molly Ingold (R)
Newark City Council, Ward 4 – (vote for not more than 1 – full term commencing 01/01/2026)
Mark Labutis (R, incumbent)
William Mooney (D)
Newark City Council, Ward 5
Spencer Barker (R)
Newark City Council, Ward 6
Douglas Marmie (R)
Newark City Council, Ward 7 – (vote for not more than 1 – full term commencing 01/01/2026)
Travis Bralley (R)
Michelle Newman (D)
Pataskala Mayor
Michael Compton
Pataskala City Council At Large – (vote for not more than 3 – Full Term Commencing 01/01/2026)
Jude Hampshire (incumbent)
Write-in: Todd Barstow
Write-in: Debra Giannaris
Write-in: Kip Rooks
Write-in: Chad Wagy
Reynoldsburg City Auditor – (overlap from Franklin County, vote for not more than 1 – full term commencing 01/01/2026)
Stephen Cicak (R)
Shanette Strickland (D)
Reynoldsburg City Council At-Large seat – (Overlap from Franklin County, vote for not more than 3 – full term commencing 01/01/2026)
Angela Abram (D)
Stacie Baker (D, incumbent)
Barth Cotner (R, incumbent)
Mildred Johnson (D, incumbent)
Kamal Subedi (R)
VILLAGES
Alexandria Village Council – (vote for not more than 4 – Full Term Commencing 01/01/2026)
Spencer Geise
William Lower (incumbent)
Mitchel Peters
Kenneth L. Simpson, II
Alexandria Mayor – (For the new Village of Alexandria if the proposed merger of the village and St. Albans Township passes in this election; vote for not more than 1 – full term commencing 01/01/2026)
Sean Barnes
Alexandria Village Council – (For the new Village of Alexandria if the proposed merger of the village and St. Albans Township passes in this election; vote for not more than 6 – full Term Commencing 01/01/2026)
Ann T. Lodder
Carianne Meng (member of current council)
Dean C. Schiller
No Candidate
No Candidate
No Candidate
Buckeye Lake Mayor (Overlap to Fairfield County)
Linda Goodman
Buckeye Lake Village Council – (overlap to Fairfield County, vote for not more than 3 – full term commencing 01/01/2026)
Kellie Lee Green (incumbent)
Deborah Julian (incumbent)
Michelle McCormick
Write-in: Chonlatit Andy Sirisukha
Granville Village Council – (vote for not more than 3 – full term commencing 01/01/2026)
Kim Keethler Ball (incumbent)
Melissa K. Hartfield (incumbent)
Diane Marshall
Matt McGowan
Alex Morrow
Gratiot Village Mayor (Overlap to Muskingum County)
No Candidate Filed
Gratiot Village Council – (Overlap to Muskingum County, vote for not more than 4 – full term commencing 01/01/2026
No Candidate Filed
No Candidate Filed
No Candidate Filed
No Candidate Filed
Hanover Village Council – (vote for not more than 4 – full term commencing 01/01/2026)
Steven D. Cost, Jr. (incumbent)
Brett Wright (incumbent)
No Candidate Filed
No Candidate Filed
Hanover Village Board of Public Affairs
William Spaulding
Hartford Village Council – (vote for not more than 4 – full term commencing 01/01/2026)
Daniel Cretcher (incumbent)
Elizabeth M. Palmer
Christopher Zehnder (incumbent)
No Candidate Filed
Hebron Village Council – (vote for not more than 4 – full term commencing 01/01/2026)
Jerry Carpenter (incumbent)
Franklin Joseph Giovannelli
Kristin Hoskinson
Tom Marietta
Patrick Taylor, II
Write-in: Kenney Nauer
Kirkersville Village Council – (vote for not more than 4 – full term commencing 01/01/2026)
Mark Alan Davis (incumbent)
James D. Kincaid (incumbent)
No Candidate
No Candidate
Kirkersville Village Board of Public Affairs – (vote for not more than 2 – Full Term Commencing 01/01/2026)
No Candidate Filed
No Candidate Filed
New Albany City Council – (Overlap from Franklin County, vote for not more than 4– Full Term Commencing 01/01/2026)
Edward Fellows
Kasey Kist
Matt Shull
Andrea Wiltrout
St. Louisville Village Council – (vote for not more than 4 – full term commencing 01/01/2026
Janet Wilkin
Write-in: Mark Cook
No Candidate Filed
No Candidate Filed
St. Louisville Board of Public Affairs – (vote for not more than 2 – full term commencing 01/01/2026
No Candidate Filed
No Candidate Filed
Utica Village Council – (Overlap to Knox County, vote for not more than 4 – full term commencing 01/01/2026)
Danielle Carter (incumbent)
Connie Long (incumbent)
No Candidate Filed
No Candidate Filed
TOWNSHIPS
(Addresses represent mailing addresses)
Bennington Township Trustee – (vote for not more than 2 – full term commencing 01/01/2026)
Lee R. Hatfield, Centerburg (incumbent)
Cindy Powell, Johnstown (incumbent)
Bowling Green Township Trustee – (vote for not more than 2 – Full Term Commencing 01/01/2026)
Benjamin Hupp, Thornville (incumbent)
Daniel Van Buren, Glenford (incumbent)
Burlington Township Trustee – (vote for not more than 2 – full term commencing 01/01/2026)
Brad Kyle, Utica (incumbent)
Jerry Owens, Utica
Jeffrey Patton, Utica (incumbent)
Eden Township Trustee – (vote for not more than 2 – full term commencing 01/01/2026)
David Baker, St. Louisville (incumbent)
Leonard Laughman, St. Louisville (incumbent)
Eden Township Fiscal Officer, (vote for not more than 1 – unexpired term ending 03/31/2028)
Alison Mears, St. Louisville
Dawn M. Nelson, St. Louisville
Etna Township Trustee, (vote for not more than 2 – full term commencing 01/01/2026)
Adrian L. Adams, Pataskala
John Carlisle, Millersport
Ryan Davis, Pataskala
Mark Evans, Pickerington (incumbent)
David Fulmer, Pataskala
Litichia McIntyre, Pataskala
Rozland McKee, Pataskala (incumbent)
Rachel Zelazny, Pataskala
Fallsbury Township Trustee – (vote for not more than 2 – Full Term Commencing 01/01/2026)
Steven Billman, Frazeysburg (incumbent)
Monte McCoy, Frazeysburg (incumbent)
Fallsbury Township Trustee (vote for not more than 1 – Unexpired term ending 12/31/2027)
Write-in: William Hix, Jr.
Franklin Township Trustee – (vote for not more than 2 – Full Term Commencing 01/01/2026)
Jay Clark, Newark (incumbent)
Jeremy Saling, Newark (incumbent)
Granville Township Trustee – (vote for not more than 2 – Full Term Commencing 01/01/2026)
Ben Barton, Granville
William E. Hoekstra, Granville
Leonard Hubert, Granville
Hanover Township Trustee – (vote for not more than 2 – Full Term Commencing 01/01/2026)
James Davis, Newark
Patrick Simpson, Newark
Heath Smith, Newark (incumbent)
Harrison Township Trustee – (vote for not more than 2 – Full Term Commencing 01/01/2026)
Eric Smith, Pataskala (incumbent)
Mark Van Buren, Hebron (incumbent)
Hartford Township Trustee – (vote for not more than 2 – full term commencing 01/01/2026)
Leanne S Bishop, Croton
Curt Booher, Croton (incumbent)
Marc Dopp, Sunbury
Hopewell Township Trustee – (vote for not more than 2 – full term commencing 01/01/2026)
David Medley, Newark (incumbent)
Joseph Mitchell, Hopewell (incumbent)
Jersey Township Trustee – (vote for not more than 2 – full term commencing 01/01/2026)
Ben Pieper, Pataskala (incumbent)
Daniel Wetzel, Johnstown (incumbent)
Liberty Township Trustee – (vote for not more than 2 – Full Term Commencing 01/01/2026)
Bill Bogantz, Johnstown (incumbent)
Doug Strait, Johnstown (incumbent)
Licking Township Trustee – (vote for not more than 2 – full term commencing 01/01/2026)
John H. Holman, Thornville (incumbent)
Dave Miller, Newark (incumbent)
Rob Miller, Hebron
David Moraine, Thornville
Gregory Smith, Newark
Write-in: Mike Biggs, Heath
Madison Township Trustee – (vote for not more than 2 – full term commencing 01/01/2026)
Patrick Chesterson, Newark (incumbent)
Rick Houston, Newark (incumbent)
Mary Ann Township Trustee – vote for not more than 2 – full term commencing 01/01/2026)
Charles T. Bodle, Newark (incumbent)
Rodney Lothes, Newark (incumbent)
McKean Township Trustee – (vote for not more than 2 – full term commencing 01/01/2026)
Jared McLaughlin, Granville
Derek Simon, Newark
Jeff Wintermute, Newark (incumbent)
Monroe Township Trustee – (vote for not more than 2 – Full Term Commencing 01/01/2026)
Scott Hendren, Johnstown (incumbent)
Jonathon Merriman, Johnstown
Joey Robertson, Johnstown (incumbent)
Mike Sileargy, Johnstown
Newark Township Trustee – (vote for not more than 2 – full term commencing 01/01/2026)
No Candidate Filed
No Candidate Filed
Newark Township Fiscal Officer – (vote for not more than 1 – unexpired term ending 03/31/2028)
No Candidate Filed
Newton Township Trustee – (vote for not more than 2 – full term commencing 01/01/2026)
Scott Ellis, Newark (incumbent)
Jeffrey S. Posey, Newark (incumbent)
Perry Township Trustee – (vote for not more than 2 – full term commencing 01/01/2026)
Dalton Lee, Nashport (incumbent)
Joshua Nethers, Newark (incumbent)
St. Albans Township Trustee -(vote for not more than 2 – full term commencing 01/01/2026)
Bruce Lane, Alexandria (incumbent)
Tad VanNess, Alexandria
Michael Washington, Alexandria
Union Township Trustee – (vote for not more than 2 – full term commencing 01/01/2026)
Jeffrey Sharps, Granville (incumbent)
Roger Start, Granville (incumbent)
Washington Township Trustee – (vote for not more than 2 – full term commencing 01/01/2026)
Sam Parsons, Utica (incumbent)
Rex J. Stevenson, Utica (incumbent)
SCHOOL BOARDS
Centerburg Local School District Board of Education (overlap from Knox County, vote for not more than 3 – Full Term Commencing 01/01/2026)
Joshua Jackson, Centerburg
Kris Weldy, Centerburg
East Knox Local School District Board of Education (overlap from Knox County, vote for not more than 3 – Full Term Commencing 01/01/2026)
Joshua Beltz, Howard
Ronald Bostic, Bladensburg
Randy Reese, Gambier
Jared Stein, Howard
Melissa Tomlinson, Mount Vernon
Granville Exempted Village School District Board of Education – (vote for not more than 2 – Full Term Commencing 01/01/2026)
Melanie Kohlheim, Granville
John Kronk, Granville (incumbent)
Heath City School District Board of Education – (vote for not more than 2 – Full Term Commencing 01/01/2026)
Mark F. Grise, Heath (incumbent)
Miranda Spicer, Heath
Dianne Winter, Heath
Johnstown-Monroe Local School District Board of Education – (overlap to Delaware County, vote for not more than 2 – Full Term Commencing 01/01/2026)
Ruth Ann Booher, Johnstown (incumbent)
Jesse Coppel, Johnstown
Steve Frazier, Johnstown
Tim Swauger, Johnstown (incumbent)
Lakewood Local School District Board of Education – (vote for not more than 3 – Full Term Commencing 01/01/2026)
Jonathan Lynch, Thornville (incumbent)
Jacquelyn Mitchell, Hebron
Kelly E. Rayburn, Hebron (incumbent)
Licking Heights Local School District Board of Education – (overlap to Franklin County, vote for not more than 3 – Full Term Commencing 01/01/2026
Kevin Andrew, Blacklick
Karlie Bishop, Pataskala
Paul Johnson, Blacklick (incumbent)
Mark Rader, Pataskala (incumbent)
Licking Valley Local School District Board of Education – (vote for not more than 3 – Full Term Commencing 01/01/2026)
Luellen Deeds, Newark
Craig Nethers, Newark (incumbent)
Julie Stedman, Newark (incumbent)
Casey Williams, Newark
New Albany-Plain Local School District Board of Education (overlap from Franklin County, vote for not more than 3 – Full Term Commencing 01/01/2026)
Coleen Barber, Westerville
John McClelland, New Albany
Gregory Walther, New Albany
Mark Wilson
Newark City School District Board of Education – (vote for not more than 2 – Full Term Commencing 01/01/2026)
Mark Christenberry, Newark (incumbent)
Daniel Hunt, II, Newark (incumbent)
Newark City School District Board of Education – (vote for not more than 1 – Unexpired Term Ending 12/31/2027)
Joseph Quackenbush, Newark (incumbent)
North Fork Local School District Board of Education – (overlap to Knox County, vote for not more than 3 – Full Term Commencing 01/01/2026)
Farrah Lynn Cooperider, Granville (incumbent)
Rob Krueger, Utica (incumbent)
Daniel Lewis Pargeon, Newark
Northern Local School District – (overlap from Perry County, vote for not more than 3 – Full Term Commencing 01/01/2026)
Patrick Hogan, Mount Perry
Write-in: David Lemon, Thornville
Write-in: David Weals, Thornville
Northridge Local School District Board of Education – (overlap to Delaware and Knox Counties, vote for not more than 3 – Full Term Commencing 01/01/2026)
Jessica Cermak, Utica
Rachel Smith, Sunbury
Andrew Williams, Alexandria
Write-in: Jeffrey Schrock
Reynoldsburg City School District – (overlap from Franklin County, vote for not more than 3 – Full Term Commencing 01/01/2026)
Teresa Alabi, Reynoldsburg
Shana French, Reynoldsburg
Tia Harrel-Ramey, Reynoldsburg
Kendra McKay, Reynoldsburg
Devasish Poudyel, Reynoldsburg
River View Local School District Board of Education – (overlap from Coshocton County, vote for not more than 3 – Full Term Commencing 01/01/2026)
Mindy Ann Duncan
Kylee Landerman
Cord Stottlemire
Charlie Wright
Southwest Licking Local School District Board of Education – (overlap to Fairfield County, vote for not more than 3 – full term Commencing 01/01/2026)
Michael Miller, Pataskala
Tanya Moore, Pataskala
Catherine Spindler, Pataskala (incumbent)
John Vincent, Granville (incumbent)
West Muskingum Local School District Board of Education – (overlap from Muskingum County, vote for not more than 3 – Full Term Commencing 01/01/2026)
Dannil Ankrum, Newark
Julie MacLaine, Zanesville
Bryan Melsheimer, Zanesville
Educational Service Center of Central Ohio, Franklin Subdistrict – (overlap from Franklin County, vote for not more than 2 – Full Term Commencing 01/01/2026)
Amy Barnes
No candidate filed
Educational Service Center of Central Ohio, Franklin Subdistrict – (overlap from Franklin County, vote for not more than 1 – Unexpired term ending 12/31/2027)
Krissy Machamer
Knox County Educational Service Center – (overlap from Knox County, vote for not more than 3 – Full Term Commencing 01/01/2026)
Write-in: Vicki Bechtel, Fredericktown
Write-in: Kenneth Boeshart, Danville
Write-in: Thomas Groshong, Fredericktown
Write-in: Rebecca Nourse, Howard
Knox County Educational Service Center – (overlap from Knox County, vote for not more than 2 – Unexpired term ending 12/31/2027)
Write-in: Laurie Gallwitz
Write-in: Robert Gregg
Licking Regional Educational Service Center, (overlap to Delaware, Fairfield and Knox Counties, vote for not more than 3 – Full Term Commencing 01/01/2026)
Matthew Clark, Newark (incumbent)
Robert D. Essex, Granville (incumbent)
No Candidate Filed
Licking Regional Educational Service Center, (overlap to Delaware, Fairfield and Knox Counties, vote for not more than 1 – Unexpired term ending 12/31/2027)
Marc D. Guthrie (Hebron)
Muskingum Valley Educational Service Center, Coshocton Seat – (overlap from Muskingum County, vote for not more than 1 – Full Term Commencing 01/01/2026)
Robert Doughty
Muskingum Valley Educational Service Center, Muskingum Seat – (overlap from Muskingum County, vote for not more than 2 – Full Term Commencing 01/01/2026)
Barbara Hansen, Norwich
Scott Welker, Nashport
Issues
Here are the issues that will appear on the Nov. 4 General Election ballot in Licking County:
COUNTY
Licking County: Property Tax – Renewal – 1 Mill, for a period of 10 years, for the purpose of operation of community addiction services providers and community mental health services providers and acquisition, construction, renovation, financing, maintenance, and operation of alcohol and drug addiction facilities and mental health facilities.
CITIES
City of Newark: Income Tax Increase – Additional, 0.5% for the General Fund dedicated to the operation and maintenance of essential municipal services, including, but not limited to, police and fire services, public safety initiatives, and street repair and maintenance.
City of Newark: Charter Amendment – Shall Article 12.01 (Placing the Director of Human Resources within the Classified Service of the City of Newark) be amended as recommended by the Discretionary Charter Review Commission.
VILLAGES
Village of Alexandria and St. Albans Township: Proposed merger conditions between the Village of Alexandria and the Township of St. Albans.
Village of Buckeye Lake: Income Tax, Ordinance 2025-28, establishing a 1.5% levy on income earned for general municipal operations, maintenance, new equipment, extension and enlargement of municipal services and facilities, and capital improvements.
Village of Buckeye Lake: Charter amendment: To amend Article 7 to modify the membership of the Planning and Zoning Commission.
Village of Hanover: Property Tax – Additional – 3 mills, 5 years, for the purpose of the provision of street and walkway purposes.
TOWNSHIPS
Bennington Township: Property Tax – Renewal – 1 mill, continuing period of time, for the purpose of fire protection and emergency medical services.
Franklin Township: Property Tax – Renewal – 2 mills, for a period of 5 years, for the purpose of fire protection and emergency medical services.
Franklin Township: Property Tax, Renewal – 2 mills, 5 years, for the purpose of general construction, reconstruction, resurfacing, and repair of streets, roads and bridges.
Hanover Township: Property Tax – Renewal – 2.1 mills, for a period of 5 years, for the purpose of fire protection and emergency medical services.
Hanover Township: Property Tax – Additional – 0.5 mill, for a period of 5 years, for the purpose of maintaining and operating cemeteries.
Harrison Township: Property Tax – Renewal – 2 mills, for a period of 5 years, for the purpose of general construction, reconstruction, resurfacing, and repair of streets, roads and bridges.
Hartford Township: Property Tax – Replacement –1 mill, for a period of 5 years, for the purpose of fire protection and emergency medical services.
Hartford Township: Property Tax – Renewal – 3 mills, for a period of 5 years, for the purpose of general construction, reconstruction, resurfacing, and repair of streets, roads and bridges.
Jersey Township: Property Tax – Replacement – 1.6 mills, for a period of 5 years, for fire and emergency medical services.
Mary Ann Township: Property Tax – Renewal – 2 mills, continuing period of time, for the purpose of general construction, reconstruction, resurfacing, and repair of streets, roads and bridges.
Newark Township: Property Tax – Additional – 1.5 mills, for 5 years, for the purpose of general construction, reconstruction, resurfacing, and repair of streets, roads and bridges.
Newton Township: Property Tax – Replacement & Increase – replacement of 6.5 mills of two existing levies and an increase of 1 mill, not to exceed 7.5 mills for a period of 5 years, for the purpose of fire protection and emergency medical services.
St. Albans Township: Property Tax – Renewal – 3 mills, for a period of 5 years, for the purpose of general construction, reconstruction, resurfacing, and repair of streets, roads and bridges.
SCHOOLS
Southwest Licking Local Schools: Bond Issue, 3.48 mills, 35 years, for the purpose of constructing school facilities and renovating repairing, expanding, improving, and constructing additions to school facilities; furnishing and equipping the same; improving the sites thereof; and acquiring real estate and interest therein.
LIQUOR OPTIONS
Village of Hebron: Sunday sale of wine and mixed beverages, off premise sales, Englefield, Inc. d/b/a Hebron Duchess, 102 E. Main St, Hebron, Ohio 43025.
City of Newark 1B: Sunday sale of wine and mixed beverages, off premise sales, Englefield, Inc. d/b/a Dayton Rd Duchess, 57 Dayton Road, Newark, Ohio 43055.