State treasurer wants closer look at state-owned properties Staff, Wire Reports Columbus — The newly elected Ohio treasurer says the state has a trove of underutilized and abandoned properties that it must examine. And among the top 10 are parts of three state wildlife areas. State Treasurer Richard Cordray said in early February that he […]
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