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2013/06/19 19:45
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MILLERSBURG, Ohio (AP) — Ohio is spending $167,000 to try to stop the growth of harmful algae blooms in one of central Ohio’s largest lakes. The state is spending the money for storm-water control...
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2013/06/19 11:14
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NEW RUSSIA TWP. — A proposed expansion of the Lorain County Landfill doesn’t pass the smell test with its neighbors. The Lorain County Landfill has applied for a 90-foot vertical expansion. “We’re...
2013/06/19 05:56
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LORDSTOWN - Residents living near a Utica Shale natural gas well were surprised to wake after midnight Tuesday to a massive flame bursting from the newly drilled and hydraulically fractured well...
2013/06/18 15:21
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The Hamilton County Court of Appeals refused to delay enforcement of its earlier ruling on the city’s plan to lease its parking meters, lots and garages to the Greater Cincinnati Port Authority, which...
2013/06/18 04:12
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Oregon, Tiffin schools get Ohio EPA grant BLADE STAFF A Lucas County school district was one of four that recently received a grant from the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency to install pollution...
2013/06/18 03:14
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Driver inattention is being blamed for a rear-end collision involving two semitrailers Monday evening on State Route 49 that sent up to 100 gallons of diesel fuel into a storm drain and possibly...
2013/06/18 02:14
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City officials say redevelopment of an 88-acre area near Dayton Avenue and Jefferson Street will be possible if the state approves a local company’s request for an environmental waiver. The Ohio...
2013/06/16 05:18
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NEW WATERFORD - Council held a first reading last week on an ordinance restructuring utility rates, with the goal of updating the village's aging water and sewer lines. According to Fiscal Officer...
2013/06/14 13:58
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By Maria Lindsay New Franklin City Council approved on first reading legislation to purchase Sisler Field for $107,500 from the Catholic Diocese of Cleveland at the June 5 meeting. According to the...
2013/06/13 09:40
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LISBON - Columbiana County commissioners decided Wednesday to use their 2014 federal CDBG allocation to help fund projects in Salem, Madison Township, Salineville and Kensington. To do this,...
2013/06/13 07:45
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Power plant in Oregon may double size, outputProject could expandif demand warrants it The developers of a high-efficiency, natural gas-fired power plant in Oregon said they eventually could double...
2013/06/12 08:34
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SALEM - City Utilities Commission member Geoff Goll said now may be the time to discuss lowering the sewer rates, since the wastewater treatment plant upgrade should satisfy state requirements and a...
2013/06/12 04:43
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MARIETTA - Work has finally begun on a project aimed at preventing hazardous chemicals buried at the former Cytec Industries site in Marietta from polluting groundwater in that area. The capping of...
2013/06/11 15:07
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TORONTO - The city is moving ahead with its water line replacement project, City Council members learned during Monday's meeting. The more than $2 million project to replace water lines throughout...
2013/06/11 15:07
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STEBENVILLE - A trial curbside recycling program was approved by the JB Green Team board of trustees Monday night for neighborhoods in Steubenville and Martins Ferry. The trustees approved the...
2013/06/11 09:53
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... Gov. John Kasich decided he wanted the state fairgrounds to be more parklike, the wheels started turning in Andy Ware’s head. Much of the fairgrounds is covered in blacktop, so it’s not a...
2013/06/10 21:30
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Changes could be on the way when it comes to construction projects in wetlands. Conservation groups are asking for a state program to develop new wetlands using development fees. Right now,...
2013/06/10 14:07
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LISBON - In the fall of 2011, Planck Investments acquired controlling interest in the former Baard Energy project, with the stated intention of moving forward with development of a multi-billion...
2013/06/10 12:31
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Prosecutors want no soapboxing at accused bridge bomb-plotter’s trial The last of five bridge bomb-plotting suspects in northeast Ohio is headed to trial and the defendant will represent...
2013/06/08 14:47
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COLUMBUS Former longtime state Rep. Michael G. Verich, who spent most of the past 14 years on state boards, has a new state job. Gov. John Kasich, a Republican, appointed Verich, a Democrat from...