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: Sex Offender IssuesOH - What threat?
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11/16/2008
WHAT was Waterville's young mayor thinking when he promoted an ordinance to protect villagers from a threat that does not exist now and is not likely to exist in the future? Perhaps it was just youthful exuberance; but maybe it was something more.
Earlier this year, Mayor Derek Merrin (Email), Ohio's youngest mayor when he was elected last year at the tender age of 21, proposed that the village ban sex offenders from living within 1,000 feet of parks or...
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