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Recall effort begins for Sebring officials after Dispatch closure (opens the original)
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Some Sebring residents announced their intention to recall several public officials after Village Council voted 5-1 to close its dispatch center on Monday, Sep. 28, despite pushback from citizens and first responders. According to the Facebook post, the petition would recall Mayor David Wright, as well as councilmen Steve Smith, Rob Rouse, and Marvin Abereg II, who each voted to close the dispatch center. Sebring resident John Howell says he and four others started the petition because he felt t
Developers break ground for Youngstown Technology Park (opens the original)
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Developers break ground on the Youngstown Technology Park on Exal Court near Salt Springs Road in Youngstown Tuesday evening. The 200,000-square-foot industrial park will house light and advanced manufacturing companies. Tuesdayâs groundbreaking marks phase one of the project, which will be a 50,400 sq. ft. facility to be completed at the end of May. The 12-acre property is owned and developed by Top Property Holdings LLC, with additional funding from the City of Youngstown and JobsOhio. âTh
YSU acquires two parcels of land for potential expansion (opens the original)
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Youngstown State University acquired more property in the Smoky Hollow neighborhood for a potential future expansion. This comes after the Ohio Controlling Board approved a land transfer of two parcels near the intersection of Audubon Street and Carlton Avenue to the university for $25,000. YSU Associate Vice President of Facilities John Hyden says the university was motivated to make the purchase because they already own most of the properties around the parcels and wants to connect all of them
YSU acquires Smoky Hollow land for potential expansion (opens the original)
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Youngstown State University acquired more property in the Smoky Hollow neighborhood for a potential future expansion. This comes after the Ohio Controlling Board approved a land transfer of two parcels near the intersection of Audubon Street and Carlton Avenue to the university for $25,000. YSU Associate Vice President of Facilities John Hyden says the university was motivated to make the purchase because they already own most of the properties around the parcels and wants to connect all of them
Sharon Regional Health System pays employees after delay (opens the original)
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Sharon Regional Health System employees have been paid after a delay in Fridayâs paychecks, according to CEO Peter Baston. According to CEO Peter Baston, in a statement sent to 21 News at 8:20 p.m. Tuesday, âfunding has been secured, and employees received their paychecks today.â Previously, several employees reached out to 21 News anonymously out of fear of losing their jobs, and one said they did not plan to come to work until they received theirs. This came after they received an email
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