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Tami Kamin Meyer

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Longtime freelance writer about law, biz, cannabis, 55+, travel + health. Professional member of ASJA + Bd of Editors, Columbus Bar Assn. Kayaking = Peace.

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Does a Landlord Have to Provide Air Conditioning? Your Rights as a Renter

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By Tami Kamin Meyer
| ApartmentGuide
If you find yourself in San Antonio, TX, in August, you’ll immediately understand the definition of a ‘hot summer day.’ The average temperature in the city home to The Alamo averages a steamy 96 degrees that month. With heat like that, an air-conditioned apartment sure would feel great to come home to. But does your landlord have to provide AC to you?
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Growing Greenhouses

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By Tami Kamin Meyer
| Shed Business Journal
According to a recent study released by Grand View Research, the market size for greenhouses was estimated to be $2.9 billion in 2023. The news gets better for entities involved in the greenhouse manufacturing and retailing industries because sales are predicted to increase at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of nearly 9 percent from 2024 to 2030. Why the uptick? Many attribute the increase in greenhouse sales to a lingering attitude of self-reliance following COVID-19.
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Ohio school choice momentum should continue, education expert writes

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By J.D. Davidson Verified, Andy Butcher, Tami Kamin Meyer
| The Lion - Herzog Foundation
(The Center Square) – After school choice students more than doubled in Ohio in the last four years, a policy group is pushing lawmakers to keep the momentum moving forward. The Buckeye Institute wants the state’s new General Assembly to resist falling backward, expand options, ease access to used buildings and reform transportation requirements as the new legislative session begins.
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