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Conceal carry bill concerns law enforcers - Marietta Times

Conceal carry bill concerns law enforcers Marietta Times "We're trying to make the law a little less bureaucratic." He noted that Ohio is one of only four states that currently have such a mandate. "For those who have passed the concealed carry permit test and meet the requirements, this could put them in a ...

Be aware when getting a concealed carry permit - Zanesville Times Recorder

Be aware when getting a concealed carry permit Zanesville Times Recorder From time to time, I'm questioned about the concealed carry law. The usual question is when is the next class and, most of the time, the question comes the day after I had one. Another question is how to pick a class and with whom. and more »

Two New Concealed Carry Handgun Bills Are Proposed - NBC4i.com

Two New Concealed Carry Handgun Bills Are Proposed NBC4i.com A state representative is proposing two new gun bills that would give new rights to people with a concealed carry license. (more) Should Ohio's concealed carry handgun laws change? Two new bills were proposed in the Ohio Statehouse Tuesday. State Rep. Ohio bills could ease restrictions on concealed-carry permit holdersSecurityInfoWatch (press release) Don't Put Law Officers at RiskWheeling Intelligencer Bill introduced to repeal police notification lawOhioans for Concealed Carry (blog) all 28 news articles »

Ohio Outdoors: Celebrating 75 years of success - Wilmington News Journal, OH

Ohio Outdoors: Celebrating 75 years of success Wilmington News Journal, OH By DALE SUNDERLIN For AP This year, we celebrate 75 years of one of the world's most successful wildlife and fish restoration programs, the Wildlife Restoration (Pitman-Robertson) Act of 1937. This Act made it possible for sportsmen and women to ... and more »

Ohio man sues Camden diocese over alleged abuse, using repressed-memory claim ... - Philadelphia Inquirer

Ohio man sues Camden diocese over alleged abuse, using repressed-memory claim ... Philadelphia Inquirer By David O'Reilly An Ohio man who alleges he was sexually abused by a Catholic priest in the early 1970s but repressed all memory of the assaults is using the "late discovery" feature of New Jersey's child endangerment law to sue the Diocese of Camden. and more »