Kent Mallett is a reporter with a focus on local news in Ohio, specifically in the Newark area. He has written for various publications, including Yahoo News and LAKEWOOD SCHOOLS COMMITTEE, covering a range of topics such as local government decisions, community events, and development projects.
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Kent Mallett's coverage centers on local politics, government announcements, and legal developments within Licking County and Newark. His articles focus on topics such as local politics, development projects, lawsuits, and governmental decisions.
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By: Kent Mallett
Licking County Common Pleas Judge David Branstool, a Democrat, is being challenged for reelection by Republican Magistrate Matt Kunsman.
By: Kent Mallett
Two decisions by the Licking County Commissioners could play a key role in the general election for two of three seats on the board of commissioners.
By: Kent Mallett
City Council voted to make it a crime to camp on public property, the only place some homeless can go. City leaders hope enforcement won't be needed.
By: Kent Mallett
NEWARK − It was the City Council decision that most probably expected, and many had argued against.
By: Kent Mallett
HEATH − It will be Heath’s turn to join the transit bus parade next year in Licking County.
By: Kent Mallett
That was the question many tried to answer Tuesday at a United Way conversation on homelessness, following a city ordinance that could send the homeless to jail for camping on public property.
By: Kent Mallett
NEWARK − The last day of early voting was once again a popular time for Licking County residents to cast their ballots in the general election, as 1,129 showed up Sunday at the Licking County Administration Building during the four hours of voting.
By: Kent Mallett
NEWARK − Republicans seek to continue their two-decade dominance in Licking County, as voters cast ballots in two contested county commissioner races in Tuesday’s general election.
By: Kent Mallett
JOHNSTOWN − Voters in one of Ohio’s newest cities will again consider a proposed income tax increase in Tuesday’s general election, but for many residents, it could be a tax cut.
By: Kent Mallett
Licking County voters will decide in Tuesday's general election who will serve as their next county commissioners and Common Pleas judge.
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