Who has the mineral rights? The owners of the plots, or the Cemetery Board who sold the plots? And is the Board considering the feelings of the families of those who are buried there? This is a desecration of this sacred area!
C'mon people! This is our proud Youngstown heritage. Stay with the Dems and we might get lucky enough to get another mob/union bought and sold congressman.
Obviously you're not paying attention. There was a public hearing which was announced in the paper, and the input was clearly pro-utility. Please take some time to try to understand the reason for it. I'm sure you'll agree if you study it.
...and you'll probably be the first to scream when services get cut. In case you don't realize, it takes money to plow snow, have a police force, maintain roads, etc.
No doubt you're right that the success of the school system is based on the make up of the community (you can say that for every school system), however it does take qualified people to run the day-to-day business of the system. For the most part Poland is blessed with skilled people on the BOE who care. There are a couple of people with specific agendas trying to oust the President. Unfortunately Ms. Stacey will probably get caught in the crossfire.
Janey, so everything in the vindy (and the rest of the word) needs to be for your interest, and only yours. Interesting that you feel that such trivial things such as a new football facility has no meaning and is wasteful, yet the construction jobs created by the project means a bunch to those who's bills are paid by that income. Yes, let's stop all such projects, and while we're at it send more iron workers, masons, carpenters, etc. back to the unemployment line.
The neighbors didn't screw up the project, the developer did. The property was originally bought to build a house for the owner's parents. That didn't work out and not they are trying to use the land for a non-residential use. Problem is, it's not zoned for that. You talk like the neighbor's should not have a say in what goes there. They bought their homes knowing it's a residential area, and they want it to stay that way. The community agrees. Why should the entire community bend for an individual developer's desire for a commercial project? The people spoke!
Second Poland cemetery approached about drilling leases
Who has the mineral rights? The owners of the plots, or the Cemetery Board who sold the plots? And is the Board considering the feelings of the families of those who are buried there? This is a desecration of this sacred area!
February 7, 2012 at 11:05 a.m. permalink suggest removal
Feds charge Antonini with concealing campaign gift
C'mon people! This is our proud Youngstown heritage. Stay with the Dems and we might get lucky enough to get another mob/union bought and sold congressman.
May 16, 2011 at 9:17 p.m. permalink suggest removal
Poland residents to vote on repeal of storm-water utility fee
Obviously you're not paying attention. There was a public hearing which was announced in the paper, and the input was clearly pro-utility. Please take some time to try to understand the reason for it. I'm sure you'll agree if you study it.
February 24, 2011 at 6:54 a.m. permalink suggest removal
Poland renewal levy placed on May ballot
...and you'll probably be the first to scream when services get cut. In case you don't realize, it takes money to plow snow, have a police force, maintain roads, etc.
February 19, 2011 at 6:40 a.m. permalink suggest removal
Strickland: Legacy includes salvaging Ohio economy
Ohio has a $10 billion deficit for 2011, and he's proud that he saved Ohio's economy. Give me a break!
December 26, 2010 at 12:01 p.m. permalink suggest removal
The question in Poland: If the train is running on time, do you change the conductor?
No doubt you're right that the success of the school system is based on the make up of the community (you can say that for every school system), however it does take qualified people to run the day-to-day business of the system. For the most part Poland is blessed with skilled people on the BOE who care. There are a couple of people with specific agendas trying to oust the President. Unfortunately Ms. Stacey will probably get caught in the crossfire.
October 19, 2009 at 9:16 p.m. permalink suggest removal
Poland’s new stadium dedication is Friday
Janey, so everything in the vindy (and the rest of the word) needs to be for your interest, and only yours. Interesting that you feel that such trivial things such as a new football facility has no meaning and is wasteful, yet the construction jobs created by the project means a bunch to those who's bills are paid by that income. Yes, let's stop all such projects, and while we're at it send more iron workers, masons, carpenters, etc. back to the unemployment line.
September 9, 2009 at 10:03 p.m. permalink suggest removal
Poland council won’t rezone land for apartments
The neighbors didn't screw up the project, the developer did. The property was originally bought to build a house for the owner's parents. That didn't work out and not they are trying to use the land for a non-residential use. Problem is, it's not zoned for that. You talk like the neighbor's should not have a say in what goes there. They bought their homes knowing it's a residential area, and they want it to stay that way. The community agrees. Why should the entire community bend for an individual developer's desire for a commercial project? The people spoke!
August 22, 2009 at 10:04 a.m. permalink suggest removal