The latest news on Background Checks In Ohio
| Group Finds Loophole In Background Check Law (WCMH Columbus) Fingerprints are taken and background checks are conducted to make sure that teachers in Central Ohio's schools and the drivers of school buses are safe for children to be around. |
| Bill on camp background checks stalls in Ohio (The Plain Dealer) Columbus -- Another camp season is passing by, and there's no authority for the state to enforce background checks on employees at residential camps across Ohio. A bill to fix the problem is stalled after the state Legislature broke for... |
| Email This | Print This (The Daily Record) PRODUCTION LINE INSPECTOR Winesburg, Ohio Ohio facility needs self motivated employee to visually monitor production process of heating units. Lifting up to 35 lbs. Must pass drug test and background check. |
| Email This | Print This (The Daily Record) AMERIGAS PROPANE is looking for a reliable hard working seasonal Utility Worker in our Lodi Ohio location. Requirements include satisfactory completion of a drug test and a background check. If interested please fax resumes to 313-835-2143. |
| Foul ball: Youth coach accused of taking fundraiser (Seattle Times) Two strikes and they're out — of $900. Strike one: Seems no one in Union Township, Ohio, did a background check on William Mitchell... |
| County Background Check Policy Turns Up Sex Offender At County Fair (WCMH Columbus) The summer season means local fairs and children's safety is top of mind. So how do parents know the fair workers who travel from city to city aren't sexual offenders? |
| FETCH! Pet Care(TM) Expands Into Ohio's Northern Summit County (Marketwire via Yahoo! Finance) FETCH! Pet Care, the nation's largest pet care brand offering professional pet sitting and dog walking services, today announced it has launched a new location in Ohio's Northern Summit County region to provide area residents with unsurpassed pet care services. This new franchise marks the 178th FETCH! Pet Care location that, in aggregate, now services more than 13,000 active clients throughout ... |
| Grandma accused of trying to hire killers (The Charlotte Observer) Authorities in Stanly County say a grandmother with five dead spouses has been indicted on charges she tried to hire a hitman to kill her fourth husband. Authorities had already charged Betty Neumar, 76, with a single count of solicitation to commit first-degree murder in the July 1986 death of Harold Gentry. The indictment handed up Tuesday adds two more counts. Grand jurors allege she tried to ... |
| It was 20 years ago today… Two decades of The Business Journal (Business Journal of Tri-Cities) This is Volume 21, Number 1. Two decades worth of The Business Journal have been written, printed, read and — hopefully — have done you some good. In looking back over 20 years worth of back issues of The Business Journal of Tri-Cities, Tennessee/Virginia (and if you think that’s an unwieldy brand name, just remember, we started off as The Business Journal of Upper East Tennessee and Southwest ... |
| July 2008 Article Archive (Business Journal of Tri-Cities) This is Volume 21, Number 1. |
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