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Medina County Gazette
Harrisville Township cemetery levy would fund maintenance of four cemeteries
HARRISVILLE TWP. — Harrisville Township voters will decide in November whether to approve a 0.75-mill property tax levy to fund the maintenance and operation of four cemeteries now under the township’s care. The five-year levy would begin in 2026, according to the ballot language. Harrisville Township trustee Michael...
thenorthsidechronicle.com
Real Estate Transfers August 2026
Alex Ventura to Luke Myers and Rachel Dimarco at 1312 Boyle St. for $459,000. Lawrence Dicicco to Stephen Denosky at 114 E. North Ave. for $525,000. Zachary Alan Bernazzoli to David and Valerie Gliem at 1516 Buena Vista St. for $680,000. Michael Johnson to Timothy and Rachel Daniels at 520 Alpine Ave. for $343,500.
familydestinationsguide.com
Skip The Big City And Check Out This Ohio Town With Homes Under $140,000
Somewhere along the Ohio River, tucked between rolling hills and a whole lot of history, sits Steubenville, Ohio, a city that’s been quietly doing its thing while everyone else was busy looking elsewhere. If you’ve never seriously considered Steubenville as a place to visit, live, or at least talk...
wajr.com
WestRidge announces emergence from Chapter 11
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — A U.S. bankruptcy judge has signed off on a reorganization plan signaling WestRidge’s emergence from Chapter 11. Judge David Bissett approved the plan that will include a combination of public financing in the form of tax increment financing and sales tax increment financing bond issuances approved in July by the Monongalia County Commission. According to WestRidge officials, institutional bond investors include BlackRock, Goldman Sachs and Invesco. New private financing will also be provided by longtime lender First United Bank & Trust.
PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW
Bethel Park real estate transactions for the week of Sept. 20, 2026
Jonathan Carroll sold property at 3237 Apache Road to Joshua Ray for $324,900. Andrew Sekulski sold property at 5885 Dalmation Drive to Matthew and Briana Gardner for $418,000. Allison Hope Williams sold property at 105 Pickwick Drive to Michael Master for $265,000. Estate of Robert Campbell sold property at 2805...
PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW
South Hills real estate transactions for the week of Sept. 20, 2026
Meghan Mack sold property at 5123 Elmwood Drive to Alicia Gower for $260,000. Catherine Piasente sold property at 1019 Emery Drive to Easton Klein and Bridget Cumer for $330,000. James Blythe sold property at 632 Brinwood Ave. to Romania Simon for $240,000. Eric Young sold property at 1425 Junior Drive...
Pittsburgh's Public Source
With federal aid stalled, Pitt offers med students notes to landlords
The university is offering students food and household products while they resolve a jam in loan money stemming from new Department of Education codes. The post With federal aid stalled, Pitt offers med students notes to landlords appeared first on Pittsburgh's Public Source . PublicSource is a nonprofit news organization serving the Pittsburgh region. Visit www.publicsource.org to read more.
WHIZ
Midtown Market Officially Opens in Cambridge
Cambridge, Ohio –– The Midtown Market in Cambridge celebrated its opening Thursday with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. According to a press release, almost $1.5 million was invested to renovate the two-story historic building located at 1023 Wheeling Avenue in the heart of Cambridge’s downtown district. The market will operate as a mixed-use market housing a business cooperative, food vendors, office space, and indoor recreation.
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.,...
Farm and Dairy
96 Acres hunting retreat in NE Ohio, and misc.
Joseph F. Gordon, CAI., 330.805.7627, joegordon@kikocompany.com; KIKO Auctioneers; www.kikoauctions.com. DIRECTIONS: Take Rt. 39 east of New Philadelphia to Sherrodsville then go just south on Rt. 212 to Hazelton St. NE (becomes Antigua Rd.) and northeast to auction. Or from Rt. 39 go just east of Dellroy to Explorer Rd. then south to Antigua Rd. and southwest to auction. Watch for KIKO signs.
hoodline.com
New 51-Unit Building Opens in Uptown Pittsburgh With Steep Affordability Mix
A brand-new residential building in Pittsburgh’s Uptown neighborhood celebrated its official opening this week, with some tenants already unpacked and settled in while the developer continues accepting applications for the remaining apartments. The Standard on Fifth, a four-story, 51-unit building at 2120 Fifth Avenue, held its ribbon-cutting as part of what the Housing Authority of the City of Pittsburgh’s Development & Modernization Team called a busy week of celebrations.
PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW
New Uptown development creates 34 units of affordable housing
Allegheny County Executive Sara Innamorato speaks Tuesday at the ribbon-cutting ceremony at the $22 million Uptown Flats, a 34-unit affordable housing development in Pittsburgh’s Uptown neighborhood. (Haley Moreland | TribLive) State, county and local officials gathered Tuesday in Pittsburgh’s Uptown neighborhood to commemorate the opening of a new affordable...
WFMZ-TV Online
Cities with the fastest-growing home prices in the Pittsburgh metro area
Cities with the fastest-growing home prices in the Pittsburgh metro area. The real estate frenzy spurred by the coronavirus pandemic continues, though at a slower pace. Buyers are still competing for a limited supply of housing, driving up prices for affordable properties. The typical home value in the United States...
CBS News
New affordable housing complex opens in Pittsburgh’s Uptown neighborhood
wtuz.com
Tuscarawas EDC to Dig Deeper into 17-Acre Site in New Philadelphia
The Tuscarawas County Economic Development Corporation is digging deeper into the 17-acre Joy Redevelopment site in New Philadelphia. Executive Director Marla Akridge says a $300,000 state grant is allowing the TCEDC to find out what is in the soil underground at the former industrial site at 338 South Broadway Street.
PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW
Developers plan apartment building with grocery store on land owned by University of Pittsburgh
A large site in the heart of Pittsburgh’s Oakland neighborhood may soon be home to a large mixed-use construction with hundreds of apartments and a grocery store. Plans call for a seven-story, 335,700-square-foot building at 359 Halket St. near UPMC Magee-Womens Hospital and the fork of Boulevard of the Allies and Zulema Street on land owned by the University of Pittsburgh.