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GREENVILLE — With Ohio’s success in attracting Intel’s construction of a chip factory near Columbus and Foxconn’s commitment to repurpose the former General Motors plant near Lordstown, Rod Wilt said

A study by the Center for Rural Pennsylvania projects the state’s population — now an estimated 12.9 million — to nudge over 13 million by 2030.

YOUNGSTOWN — With the stalled Chill-Can project’s owners failing to hire lawyers and missing another deadline in a 7th District Court of Appeals breach-

A study by the Center for Rural Pennsylvania projects the state’s population — now an estimated 12.9 million — to nudge over 13 million by 2030.

A study by the Center for Rural Pennsylvania projects the state’s population — now an estimated 12.9 million — to nudge over 13 million by 2030.

Brad Hills determination, plus a lack of red tape, make affordable housing on otherwise derelict properties a real possibility.

Denver-based Progressive Urban Management Associates, the consultants the city tapped to draft a new vision plan guiding the future of downtown Cedar Rapids, will return to advise on the structure of downtown’s managing entity.

Honolulu Mayor Rick Blangiardi’s administration Monday sought state-level support, including more funding, to expand the city’s Emergency Services Department, affordable housing projects and transit-oriented development around the island.

GENEVA — David West’s arrival as Geneva’s economic development and planning director last year was integral to Council pushing through the city’s first zoning update since the 1960s.