West Farmington

West Farmington, OH · Municipal
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Poland Village seeks input on $500,000 pedestrian improvement project
POLAND VILLAGE - Poland Village officials are asking for public input on a proposed half-million-dollar project designed to make it safer and easier for residents to travel in the community on foot. The Village of Poland, in partnership with the Ohio Department of Transportation, issued a media release calling on...
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Details released in Timber Creek Structures settlement
GIRARD - Last month, 21 News reported that a settlement had been reached in a case against Girard-based shed manufacturer Timber Creek Structures. Now, 21 News has obtained the details of that settlement. According to court documents, Timber Creek Structures was ordered to pay the Ohio Attorney General’s Office’s Consumer...
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Youngstown Prepares Eastern Gateway Site for County Government Center
S. Champion St. — Approximate Street Closure During Demolition. The former Eastern Gateway Community College building in downtown Youngstown is headed for demolition, along with the parking deck next to it, so Mahoning County can put a government center on the site. That is the plan Mahoning Matters reported...
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Corps to host public meeting, comment period for Berlin Lake Shoreline Management Plan update
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Pittsburgh District is hosting an open house-style public meeting to review proposed updates to the Berlin Lake Shoreline Management Plan. The district is also seeking public input about environmental and recreational topics to consider during the shoreline management plan revision process. WHO: The U.S....
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Garbage rates could increase in Warren
WARREN, Ohio (WKBN) — Warren City Council on Tuesday sent an ordinance to increase garbage rates to a first reading. The ordinance would incrementally increase garbage rates for Warren residents by 52% over five years, from its current $17.37 a month to $26.54 in 2031. It was pointed out...