Tax Breaks for Artists Could be a Reality in Ohio

A state lawmaker wants Ohio’s artists to keep a little more of their money. State Rep. Michael Stinziano, who represents Ohio’s 18^th district, plans to propose an income tax deduction on any profits artists make by selling their creations within designated “arts and entertainment districts.”

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Tax Breaks for Artists Could be a Reality in Ohio

A state lawmaker wants Ohio’s artists to keep a little more of their money. State Rep. Michael Stinziano, who represents Ohio’s 18^th district, plans to propose an income tax deduction on any profits artists make by selling their creations within designated “arts and entertainment districts.”

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First Phase of American Addition Improvements Complete

The first phase of infrastructure improvements for the American Addition neighborhood are complete, bringing sidewalks, streetlights, and a curb-and-gutter storm drainage system to the small collection of houses just east of Joyce Avenue on the city’s northeast side.

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First Phase of American Addition Improvements Complete

The first phase of infrastructure improvements for the American Addition neighborhood are complete, bringing sidewalks, streetlights, and a curb-and-gutter storm drainage system to the small collection of houses just east of Joyce Avenue on the city’s northeast side.

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Horse riding instills confidence in Area Special Needs Children

Willow Ridge Therapeutic Riding Facility is a nonprofit equine establishment in Plain City for young people with special needs.

Horses, as Willow Ridge founder Pam Bosch knows, have special powers: a calming presence; a means for improving balance, posture and core strength; a way to draw quiet children out of their shells.

And, with the guidance of teachers, the facility offers a haven for youngsters who might have limited exposure to animals or lack the means to pursue outdoor hobbies independently.

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Horse riding instills confidence in Area Special Needs Children

Willow Ridge Therapeutic Riding Facility is a nonprofit equine establishment in Plain City for young people with special needs.

Horses, as Willow Ridge founder Pam Bosch knows, have special powers: a calming presence; a means for improving balance, posture and core strength; a way to draw quiet children out of their shells.

And, with the guidance of teachers, the facility offers a haven for youngsters who might have limited exposure to animals or lack the means to pursue outdoor hobbies independently.

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ColumbusConstruction Roundup: October 2014 – Part 3

From Columbus Underground: Today we’re wrapping up this month’s photo set with projects located in Victorian Village, Weinland Park, the University District, Fifth by Northwest, Old North Columbus and other areas.

Read about the Exciting stuff coming.