Ross County • February 11, 2025
Good morning, Ross County. Remember when getting medical equipment for home care felt like navigating a maze? That's about to change dramatically as healthcare giant Adena Health joins forces with DASCO, creating the kind of seamless hospital-to-home transition that healthcare professionals have been dreaming about for years. Starting February 18, getting everything from respiratory devices to mobility aids will be as smooth as your favorite streaming service.
Meanwhile, our townships are channeling their inner detective, uncovering a forgotten tax agreement that's been collecting dust since 2004. As they push for their fair share of the revenue pie, local law enforcement had their hands full with their own mystery - though their suspect's choice to hide under bicycle parts in a shed probably won't make it into the next great crime novel. Some stories write themselves, don't they?
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🏥 Ohio healthcare giant teams up with medical equipment leader for home care. Adena Health and DASCO Home Medical Equipment have formed a joint venture to enhance medical equipment services across southern Ohio. The partnership, operating as Adena-DASCO Home Medical Equipment, will provide essential medical equipment including respiratory devices, mobility aids, and medical supplies. Beginning February 18, patients will have access to an expanded range of home medical equipment and expert support. The collaboration aims to create a seamless transition from hospital to home care, leveraging DASCO's 30-year industry expertise.
💰 Ross County townships demand their fair share of forgotten tax revenue. A decades-old "piggyback" sales tax agreement promising townships 12% of revenues was mysteriously cut off in 2004 without proper hearings. Township leaders are pushing commissioners to restore funding, pointing to the county's growing revenue streams including $1.5M from solar farms and casino taxes. The timing is critical as townships struggle with rising road maintenance costs, currently sharing a mere $149.5K between 16 districts. Local officials aim to resolve the issue before the April Township Association meeting.
🚔 Chainsaw theft leads police to crafty shed-hiding suspect in Ohio. Willard Allison was arrested after surveillance footage caught him stealing a Husqvarna chainsaw from a Chillicothe garage. The suspect attempted to evade police by hiding in a backyard shed under bicycle parts, initially claiming injury to avoid arrest. Officers discovered additional stolen property during the investigation, including a speaker linked to another burglary case. Allison, who had existing warrants for drug paraphernalia and fictitious plates, now faces new charges including breaking and entering and obstruction.
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A local resident was taken into custody for multiple charges, including drug paraphernalia possession, breaking and entering, and obstructing official business. The arrest was made by the Chillicothe Police Department.
Another individual is facing charges of vandalism, theft without consent, and breaking and entering. The Ross County Sheriff's Office apprehended this suspect as part of an ongoing investigation.
In a similar incident, a different person has also been charged with vandalism, theft without consent, and breaking and entering. This arrest was executed by the Ross County Sheriff's Office, indicating a troubling series of events.
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