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Findlay
BY JEFF SKINNER FINDLAY - On Tuesday, Findlay city council held a work session regarding the potential sale of two pieces of property totaling 26.17 acres located in the West Park neighborhood. Residents showed up in force to voice their opposition to the sale, which had somehow already been pegged
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BY JEFF SKINNER SPRINGFIELD - Last month, thanks to the tireless efforts of residents in the city reporting and coordinating communication, an illegal nightclub was shut down on North Limestone. Not long after the closure, which brought heavy police presence, residents noticed the occupancy notice from Springfield code enforcement had been
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BY NICK ROGERS CONCORD - According to a Concord resident, a Smart meter was installed on her home without her knowledge or consent. After being met with polite ignorance from an energy company representative on the phone, a work call was scheduled, and the conversation she had with that man shed
Findlay
BY PATTY KLEIN FINDLAY - After a contentious local primary race, Findlay City Council candidates are once again on the hot seat in anticipation of the November general election. Republican candidates for City Council were revealed to have been recruited and “nurtured” by elite residents of Findlay who want to see
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BY JEFF SKINNER SPRINGFIELD - On Wednesday, September 23, The Springfield City Commissioners heard a presentation from representatives from Future iQ, a consulting firm which is spearheading the initiative to create a comprehensive plan for the city that will take it into the future, whether residents want it or not. The
Findlay
BY JEFF SKINNER FINDLAY - On Tuesday, September 16, Findlay city council filed a letter to record between the Ohio EPA and Findlay Law Director Robert Feighner. Most alarming about the letter filed was the allusion to a phone conversation Feighner had with the Ohio EPA dated the same day as
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FINDLAY - Tonight we will gather together at the Hancock County Courthouse at 6:00 PM to honor the life and legacy of Charlie Kirk, who gave so much to the conservative movement. The vigil will also remember Findlay Police Officer Schimmoeller, who tragically lost his life off duty yesterday. This
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BY NICK ROGERS CLARK COUNTY - Commissioners voted two-to-one for a two-year moratorium on large scale wind and solar building projects in unincorporated areas of Clark County. This setback for “green” energy comes on the heels of a major win for solar as the Ohio Power Siting Board
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BY JEFF SKINNER SPRINGFIELD - The City Commissioners heard a presentation at their Tuesday, September 9 meeting, to cover reporting data from the Clark County Combined Health District from Anna Jean Sauter and Gracie Hemphill. The report reviewed data collected over the last three years for the community health assessment. According
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BY PATTY KLEIN FINDLAY - Controversy continued at the September 2nd Findlay City Council meeting. During old business, Councilwoman Frische spoke about a couple of phone calls she received from the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency, including one from the EPA telling Frische to 'back off' the issue. The first
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BY JEFF SKINNER CHESTER TWP - On Monday, August 25, Chester Township trustees voted 2-1 to rezone a specific parcel of property, namely the location of the old Fire House 2 structure, to industrial. Kayleigh Varga, the owner of the property directly next to the fire house lot, is now
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BY JEFF SKINNER CHESTER TWP - Chester township trustees hosted the second portion of the public hearing regarding the plan to rezone and eventually sell the property that currently houses the old Fire Station number 2. The village hall was once again filled with residents anxiously anticipating the trustee vote that