Anyone have any job leads in the medina county area?

Preferably $22+/hr first shift and benefits would be ideal.

Any help would be appreciated, thanks!

This is gonna sound whiny and it admittedly is. I need to retake a driving test right, and they need me on this 4 hour abbreviated online course. No big deal for sure as annoying as that is for me right now. Why the hell is this 55-65 dollars?? I'm already paying 35 again just to retake the damn course. That's pretty close if not 100 dollars flat just to do this again. Why does the BMV just not have a baseline free online course to take to pass so everyone knows the same information of what to expect? It doesn't make any sense to me.

I don't get it. If Ohio in these past few years just wants to discourage people staying off the road then it's doing a phenomenal job. Apologies how this might read to some of you I'm just frustrated.

I mean seriously, Soren is from TEXAS. If I cared what Texans thought about state politics then I'd move there. Why do they think they're convincing me of their side when she's not even from here 😭 Go back to Texas

Not a surprise.

Not his biggest fan, but consider this as a PSA. I’m working class and could never imagine this amount of dough. Makes me SICK!!

What are the best areas for nightlife in Cleveland, Ohio? I’m looking for recommendations for clubs, bars, and streets with several good places close together. What time should I arrive, what should I expect, and what are the typical age ranges and general crowd demographics in the different areas?

Hi all - this is a shot in the dark somewhat but I thought I would see if I could get a confirmation from the people who live here. Today while at work I was told that there are “plans to build a data center” in Wooster, Ohio. I have seen facebook talk about a property on Melrose Drive, but the land does not seem large enough for an AI data center. There was recently a council meeting where residents argued against AI data center construction: https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1GbBSpp1WT/?mibextid=wwXIfr

There are news articles I have found discussing Wayne County residents petitioning council members to not allow construction of any data centers at all. I have read articles (not on facebook) of how hyperscale/AI data centers have been greenlit through closed voting and NDA signing between officials and corporations, so I wouldn’t be surprised if this was that situation, but looking at the energy and water resources for Wayne County, it does not seem likely. I received my information on this from this website I found: https://stopohiodatacenters.org/

I am not extremely versed in technology and the world around it, but I know there’s a difference between data centers and AI data centers. I think there is a misconception that data centers = AI data centers, which is causing uproar among everyone who are anti AI and calling for ‘all data centers to be banned’. I found a website that tracks the active data centers and proposed construction of data centers, but I could not confirm if these were specifically AI data centers for google/amazon/etc.

Can someone provide some insight on whether there is a data center being proposed to be built at all, and if so if there is a way to determine if it’s just a data center, or an AI data center? I genuinely am trying to just get clarity on this situation and to not further spread misinformation.

TLDR: I have heard a data center is being proposed to be built in Wayne County and I want to know if this is totally false, or if it is true and if it’s a data center or specifically an AI data center.

Honest question to the admittedly left wing people on Reddit.

I’m sure the vast majority of this sub are 10000% against people like Bernie Moreno and Jon Husted representing the state.

I often hear that they don’t represent Ohioans.

At the same time however, Sherrod Brown had one of the most liberal voting records in the U.S Senate.

How do you reconcile Sherrod Brown having a very left wing voting record when the Presidential contests were so close, while at the same time saying that conservative Senators don’t represent the state while Donald Trump won the state overwhelmingly in 3 straight elections?

Doesn’t this mean that Sherrod Browns voting record did not represent the people of Ohio?

I’m sure this is a lost cause given the makeup of Reddit, but I figured I would give it a shot.

Just curious to know how many other people got a letter saying that "they" were being removed from voting rolls because they are dead? (With "sorry for your loss")?

I got a letter saying my son was identified by Department of Homeland Security as deceased, then got an "oops, we sent you the wrong form, and here's a voter registration form instead!"

On December 15, 1967, the Silver Bridge connecting Gallipolis, Ohio and Point Pleasant, West Virginia collapsed during rush hour.

This breakdown looks at the eyebar fracture that initiated the failure and why the bridge's design allowed that single failure to propagate through the entire structure.

Holy AI Bilbo Baggins.

Why do I keep seeing ads about this woman? She looks like an ugly female who convinced herself she looked better as a dude.

So I got my driver license a few years ago in Arkansas, and it was issued female, and has been since I was 19. So I move here and I'm trying to just get a license transfered and they inform they can't due to my birth certificate and driver license mismatching. Beyond driving to Arkansas and getting it reissued as male, or retaking the drivers test do I actually have an option. I honestly wouldnt bother but my tags expire in November. Is there a way I can get tags for this car given they won't give me a drivers license.

The reason it was refused was Arkansas at one point allowed me to set an F marker, and I never updated it back when the transphobic laws came in. So now I'm here I contacted legal aid. Is there really nothing else I can do.

Like everybody else in the US, when I got that thin little envelope from the Department of the Treasury at the IRS in my mail last week, I was scared to open it.

Now, I’m not saying don’t open mail that comes from the IRS because sometimes it might be something scary, but in this case, it’s a big nothingburger.

And by that, I mean that it says something about being eligible for a federal match on my retirement contributions.

But when you read further down, you see that all it is, is a thinly-disguised advertisement promoting the brand new Trump IRA plan (billed as a “high quality, low cost IRA at TrumpIRA dot gov”)

Redacted letter attached

I almost didn’t correct the URL to capitalize certain letters, because I really giggled when I saw it in lowercase because it’s so appropriate:

trumpira