well, Ohio is within a one-day drive of 50% of North America's population and 70% of north America's manufacturing capacity. it's not the most interesting thing in the world, but there you go. c ya!
Yes. Newton Falls, Ohio.
They're a private security company.
The state tree of Ohio is the Ohio Buckeye (Aesculus glabra). It is known for its distinctive leaves and seeds known as "buckeyes," which are the state symbol and give the tree its name. The Ohio Buckeye is commonly found in the state's woodlands and is a unique part of Ohio's natural heritage.
The Ohio flag as a blue chevron which contains 17 white stars. This flag also has 5 horizontal stripes which alternate from blue and red.
I just bought a 7.65 Court 9 coups Unique AT A Ohio gun auction $250.00 plus tax. It is parkerized with one magazine
The buckeye tree is a rather rare tree, found mainly around the Ohio River Valley. Because it is a unique feature of the area, it was chosen as the symbol both for the state and the state university.
Cleveland Magazine is a regional publication in which issues and elementss unique to Cleveland, Ohio and her surrounding suburbs are discussed.
The southeastern region of Ohio, known as the Appalachian Plateau, was untouched by glaciers during the last Ice Age. This region consists of rugged hills and valleys and is characterized by its unique geology, including sandstone and shale formations.
The zip code 43275 is associated with Columbus, Ohio. It is a unique zip code primarily used for internal purposes by the United States Postal Service, such as for routing mail. Columbus is the state capital and one of the largest cities in Ohio.
There are 8 zip codes:4501145012 (P.O. Box)45013450144501545018 (P.O. Box)45025 (Unique)45026 (Unique)
I cannot address your employment difficulty but I can set your mind to rest about the fact that NO state will allow you to do a 'blanket' expunction of your entire criminal record. Ohio is NOT unique in this respect.
Columbus, Ohio (OH)711,470Cleveland, Ohio (OH)478,403Cincinnati, Ohio (OH)331,285Toledo, Ohio (OH)313,619Akron, Ohio (OH)217,074Dayton, Ohio (OH)166,179Parma, Ohio (OH)85,655Youngstown, Ohio (OH)82,026Canton, Ohio (OH)80,806Lorain, Ohio (OH)68,652Springfield, Ohio (OH)65,358Hamilton, Ohio (OH)60,690Kettering, Ohio (OH)57,502Lakewood, Ohio (OH)56,646Elyria55,953Euclid52,717Middletown, Ohio (OH)51,605Mentor, Ohio (OH)50,278