Cortland
Cortland, OH · Real Estate
Farm and Dairy
62 acres of vacant land tracts, woods, trout stream farmland, and misc.
Russell T. (Rusty) Kiko, Jr., 330.495.0923, rustykiko@kikocompany.com, #AU002727L & RS-222810-L. Russ Kiko Assoc. #AY000170L; KIKO Auctioneers; www.kikoauctions.com. DIRECTIONS: Rt. 168 north of Rt. 51 through Darlington to Ashwood Dr. or Rt. 168, south of Rt. 351 in New Galilee, PA. Watch for KIKO signs. Close to turnpike exit, Beaver Co.,...
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Retirement Costs in Akron, OH
The city of Akron, Ohio, offers an affordable cost of living, abundant entertainment options, and top-ranking hospitals and medical services. The cost of living in Akron is about 15% below the national average. In Akron, you’ll pay less than the U.S. average for utilities and significantly less for housing. The BestPlaces Cost of Living score is The post Retirement Costs in Akron, OH appeared first on Seniors Guide .
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Historic Massillon buildings could be transformed into restaurant, retails and wedding space
MASSILLON, Ohio — For many years, a block of buildings along South Erie Street was part of the fabric and heartbeat of Downtown Massillon. The buildings have been vacant for several decades, but now, a developer hopes to breathe new life into them. Developer Gary Pellegrino purchased the historic...
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Canton for All People Leader Sees New Housing in Industrial Area
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South Hills real estate transactions for the week of Sept. 20, 2026
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Tuscarawas EDC to Dig Deeper into 17-Acre Site in New Philadelphia
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CitiCenter project gets underway in downtown Akron
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This Amish Shop Went From One Hay Wagon In 1994 To 22,000 Square Feet
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