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Hancock County voters renew ADAMHS and Agency on Aging levies

Plus, Fall ArtWalk opens the courthouse for special tours Friday.

The Findlay Today team8 sources3 min read

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Levies

Hancock County voters approved the ADAMHS renewal of 1.3 mills for five years, 18,957 to 9,622, and the renewal of 1.2 mills, 19,966 to 8,775. The Courier reports the ADAMHS levy brings in 60% of the agency's funding. WFINThe Courier

Hancock County voters passed both levy renewals

Election night vote totals reported Tuesday, Nov. 3

ADAMHS renewal, 1.3 mills

✓For18,95766.3%
Against9,62233.7%

Agency on Aging renewal, 1.2 mills

✓For19,96669.5%
Against8,77530.5%

Source: WFIN

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ADAMHS renewal, 1.3 millsFor, won18,95766.3%
ADAMHS renewal, 1.3 millsAgainst9,62233.7%
Agency on Aging renewal, 1.2 millsFor, won19,96669.5%
Agency on Aging renewal, 1.2 millsAgainst8,77530.5%

50 North

Voters approved the tax renewal for 50 North. It generates about $2.4 million a year. The Courier

McComb

McComb's school tax passed Tuesday. The bond will fund replacement of a 103-year-old building. The Courier

ArtWalk

If you want a free night out, Fall starts at 5 p.m. Fri., Nov. 6 in Downtown Findlay. New this fall, the courthouse will be open for special tours for the first time in nearly a decade. WFIN

Messiah

Bluffton University and the University of Findlay will bring back Handel's "Messiah" at 7:30 p.m. Fri., Dec. 4, in Bluffton's Yoder Recital Hall and at 7:30 p.m. Sat., Dec. 5, in Findlay's Stewart Center. Dr. SeaHwa Jung will conduct both performances. 95.3 WKTN

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Hancock County voters renew ADAMHS and Agency on Aging levies

Plus, Fall ArtWalk opens the courthouse for special tours Friday.

The TLDR

  1. Hancock County voters renew ADAMHS and Agency on Aging levies
  2. McComb's bond for a new school passes
  3. Fall ArtWalk Friday opens the courthouse for tours
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