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Toledo’s $6.25 Million Housing Push Rewrites Zoning Rules and Targets New Homes in Englewood
TOLEDO, Ohio — Toledo homeowners can already add a backyard cottage or an in-law suite on a single-family lot, and builders no longer have to provide parking, under housing reforms already in effect while a much larger overhaul of the city’s zoning code takes shape. The changes sit inside the city’s PRO Housing initiative, a […]
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Historic Dayton diner heads to auction
DAYTON, Ohio (WKEF) — A longtime downtown Dayton landmark is looking for a new owner as the city moves forward with plans for a new police station. The former Diner on St. Clair, a stainless-steel roadside-style diner at 101 South St. Clair Street, has been put up for auction.
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City of Dayton issues another public nuisance order against Rabbit Hole Books
DAYTON, Ohio (WKEF) — Rabbit Hole Books received a public nuisance order from the city of Dayton on Monday after what the bookstore’s executive director said was expected to be an inspection of a new fire exit, continuing an ongoing dispute that previously closed the store for 70 days earlier this year.
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Piqua voters reject data centers, recall city commissioners
Data centers were front-and-center for voters in Piqua yesterday. Through both an amendment to the city's charter and a special city commissioner recall election, Piqua voters pushed back against data center development. The charter amendment prohibited the construction of a data center in Piqua. It passed with 67% of the...
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Across Southwest Ohio, voters pushed back against data centers — and politicians who support them
Local hostilities towards data center projects came to a head this week as voters in three Miami Valley communities decided their fate at the ballot box. Piqua, Urbana and Wilmington’s ballots had issues to either limit or ban data center construction. Here’s what voters decided, based on final, unofficial...
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Construction begins on Ohio's third Latter-day Saints temple
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints breaks ground Saturday on a temple in Cincinnati. It will be the religion's third temple in Ohio. "These are different than just our regular church chapels where we worship on Sundays. These are where you go and you make special covenants or promises with God," says Jared Mattingley, stake president of the Cincinnati North Stake.
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Urbana voters recall mayor, approve data center ban
URBANA, Ohio (WDTN) – In just one night, Urbana voters made two major decisions, recalling longtime Mayor Bill Bean and approving a ban on data centers. Residents believe their message to City Hall is loud and clear: Listen to the people you represent, or they’ll make the change themselves. “I believe today is kind of […]