Findlay

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Oh, I think I forgot to tell Cindy in Findlay, Ohio, but also let me inform Joey in Clifton, New Jersey.

You're both receiving a free copy of Man Made, St. Anthony's Guide to Surviving the AI Apocalypse.

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I grew up in good old Findlay, Ohio, right off I-75 in the middle of endless corn fields.

Not much to do there, but it's home and my family's still there.

I've thought about writing in for a while now, but it took some courage to finally do it.

Um, it wouldn't work the manner that she says was applied.

Um, she has enhanced the statement of what occurred to this court, to the sheriff de- department, to the court in, in, uh, Findlay, Ohio, on the civil protection order.

She has enhanced, um, what she has suffered and to the extent.

And the best evidence perhaps are the records in support of her that were provided, provided to the court for consideration, the majority of which talk merely about the heartbreak of losing a child.

It is free and confidential.

In northwest Ohio, state financial records show Hancock County's 45840 zip code in Findlay officially holds the largest amount of unclaimed funds in all of Ohio, sitting on a whopping $24.8 million.

In southwest Ohio, a teenager has turned himself into police yesterday in connection to an August vehicular homicide.

O&N's Brianna Albizu explains.

Uh, my name's Ty Matthews, state representative from the 83rd House tr- district in Ohio, which represents Hancock County.

Uh, the biggest, uh, populated area in the county is Findlay, Ohio, uh, county, which is Ken- and then part of Logan County, which is the Indian Lake area.

Very cool.

Yeah, I...

Uh, I, I, I've seen it like this, right? Um, one of the data center builds here in Ohio, if you were to go to tour it, uh, they welcomed a bunch of, uh, state legislatures to go tour.

You wouldn't even, they, they didn't even give you earplugs, right? You just walked through it to look at what the data center was.

However, you know, you go to a factory here in Ohio, in our, in our community in Findlay, you're gonna need to wear earbuds, right?

Yeah, that's a good point.