WARREN - Trumbull County Engineer David DeChristofaro is requesting that the Trumbull County Commissioners provide $1 million from the county’s general fund to provide matching funds for state and federal road projects for which his office has obtained grants. DeChristofaro said that ...
WARREN – Trumbull County and five other northeast Ohio counties will receive much less road salt than previously ordered because of the closure of the Morton Fairport Harbor mine in Painesville after the company discovered in October there was a large amount of water inflow into the mine. The company laid off 77 employees that worked in the mine because of unsafe working conditions. The Fairport Harbor site is one of Morton’s key rock salt sources, raising regional road salt supply questions for the winter. Trumbull County Engineer David DeChristofaro told county commissioners ...
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YOUNGSTOWN – Determining that renovating the former Foster Art Theatre is too expensive, the Youngstown Neighborhood Development Corp. plans to demolish the building in a couple of months. When the YNDC bought the building in June 2021 for $99,999, the goals were to shut down the XXX ...
WHAT: Struthers City Council meeting Monday PRESENT: Michael Patrick, Lori Gomon, Bob Deagan, Robert Burnside, Dallas Bigley, Richard Bayus, Megan Pingley, James Baluck and Mayor Catherine Cercone Miller Council: * Heard monthly reports from the mayor, the treasurer and tax commissioner. * Approved on third reading an ordinance allowing the mayor and city safety director to contract with Pavement Management Group for a three-year period starting in 2027. - Susan Wojnar
YOUNGSTOWN – A development company is interested in building a battery storage site on 119 acres on the city’s East Side, but the property in question cannot be used for business under a 21-year-old wetlands deed restriction with the state. The property is on Oak Street Extension and Dry Run Creek, a tributary of McKelvey Lake, runs through a portion of it. DeMaine Kitchen, the city’s community planning and economic development (CPED) director, said he and his department are looking at potential options to overturn the state’s decision to not permit development at the Oak ...
