Streetsboro

Streetsboro, OH · Municipal
Medina County Gazette
Blake Elementary students and staff share classroom projects with school board
MEDINA — H.G. Blake Elementary School students and teachers showed the Medina Board of Education on Tuesday how kindergartners brought stories to life on video and first graders learned about goods and services by visiting local businesses and city officials. Principal Eldora Lavdas opened the presentation by describing what...
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Hudson unveils concept for housing, hotel and more at Clinton Crossing
Hudson officials who viewed preliminary plans for Clinton Crossing commended plans, although the number of townhomes and the potential for increased traffic in the downtown area raised concerns. This initial concept is the result of a series of public meetings conducted by the city, Thomas Sheridan, Hudson's city manager, said at the city planning commission's Nov. 9 meeting, where plans were shared. Rather than having a developer come up with the plans, Hudson residents were asked to contribute their ideas. Clinton Crossing, formerly called Downtown Phase II , is a 21-acre city-owned property located along Morse Road, Owen Brown Street and Clinton Street. The site was the former location of the Hudson Schools bus garage, the city's Public Works facility, the city salt dome, a building which had a theater space and an Italian restaurant, and the Windstream building. Nick Sugar, the city planner, said Hudson has invested about $11 million to date in acquiring and preparing the Clinton Crossing property. The property was obtained "with the expectation that future development would incorporate some taxable uses to help recover this investment," according to city documents. What is being proposed? The initial concept includes: 33 single-family detached homes ranging from 1,600
Akron Beacon Journal
Construction at wastewater treatment plant in Stow causing sewer smell
If you're smelling something weird near North River Road in Stow, you aren't the only one. Construction activity at the Summit County Wastewater Treatment Plant is causing a sewer odor in the surrounding area, according to a city of Stow Facebook post . The smell is not a health concern, the city told the Beacon Journal. The construction is expected to continue through Friday, Nov. 13 the post said. This article originally appeared on Akron Beacon Journal: Construction at wastewater treatment plant in Stow causing sewer smell