Trinway
Trinway, OH · Business
myfamilytravels.com
This Ohio Butcher Shop Is So Fresh Locals Are Rethinking Supermarket Meat Altogether
I went in for a pound of ground beef and walked out with a cooler full of brats, honey, and a smoked bone for a dog I had not even planned to spoil. Ohio has plenty of meat counters, but this small roadside market quietly made me question every plastic-wrapped steak I had ever bought.
takemetotn.com
This Massive Central Ohio Farm Is Perfect For Fall Apple Picking
Fall in Ohio means crisp air, crunchy apples, and a day out with the people you love. Lynd Fruit Farm in Pataskala has hundreds of trees, a busy farm market, and treats that make every visit feel special. Families come from all over Columbus to fill bags, wander the orchard,...
clevelandmagazine.com
From Rust Belt to Blue Belt: Meet the Organizations Growing Northeast Ohio’s Water Economy
Think of a drop of Lake Erie water as a crystal ball. Stare at the drop and it could reveal incredible strides — improvements in sustainability, cleaner water, booming fishing, transportation and commerce industries. And, of course, recreational opportunities that put Lake Erie and the Great Lakes in an enviable position.
shawneestatechronicle.com
Businesses near campus offer students opportunity to explore Portsmouth
Shawnee State University’s campus is a fine place for students’ academic pursuits and even hanging out with fellow students, but the surrounding community offers many other options to explore, as well. The Boneyfiddle District along 2nd Street in downtown Portsmouth is home to several locally owned businesses students can visit to shop, hang out with friends or enjoy a meal.
athensindependent.com
Reporter shares own experience with leaking gas well
MILLFIELD, Ohio — A new report from environmental groups analyzes more than 2,500 oil and gas well incidents Ohio has addressed since 2015. That includes one that I called in along a Wayne National Forest trail in Millfield. I first noticed a strong smell of natural gas while hiking...
The Center Square
Ohio auto parts maker to pay $3M in COVID fines
(The Center Square) – An Ohio auto parts manufacturer has agreed to pay more than $3 million in fines and restitution after admitting it lied to received loans and loan forgiveness under the federal government’s COVD-19 era Paycheck Protection Program. The company, Murotech Ohio Corp., makes auto parts primarily in St. Marys. It is a subsidiary of a Japanese company, Muro Corp., prosecutors said. Under the settlement, the company has admitted that it “knowingly provided false information to obtain Paycheck Protection Program loans and loan forgiveness,” prosecutors said. Murotech agreed to pay more than $1 million in restitution. “Murotech Ohio’s first application submitted in May 2020 certified that the company had fewer than 500 employees, but in fact, it exceeded that amount when counting affiliates,” prosecutors said. “A second application submitted in January of 2021 certified that it employed fewer than 300 employees, but in truth, the company employed far more when including affiliates. Murotech Ohio then applied to have both federal loans forgiven and certified on its submitted applications that the number of employees was below program limit requirements. “ Authorities learned about the scheme from whistleblowers, according to a news release. The whistleblowers will each receive $151,980.75 under