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NORTH LIMA — Thomas Andrew Orsini, a beloved member of the community and a dedicated family man, passed away Tuesday, Nov. 7, 2023. He leaves behind a legacy

Cerity Partners taps KPMG tax veteran to source new talent, with a focus on adding CPA professionals, and contribute to international expansion efforts.

GIRARD — The Girard Board of Education on Tuesday approved seeking bids for the planned performing arts center to be located by Girard High School off Shannon

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GIRARD — The board of education soon will seek bids for a proposed performing arts center to be connected to the high school building. Board President Mark

Bulldozers are moving earth in a field behind Acura of Berlin, preparing the land for a 72-unit apartment development tied to the dealership and neighboring shopping plazas along the Berlin Turnpike. The luxury Turnpike Ridge Apartments — the work of Executive Auto Group owner John Orsini — is one of several multifamily developments underway in Berlin, a largely suburban, upper middle-class town of about 20,000. Two additional multifamily projects approved by the town’s Planning and Zoning...

Licking Heights High School and its architects have earned a 2022 award for "Outstanding Project" as chosen by Learning by Design magazine.

Developer submits revised request to allow manufacturing on Meriden site- MERIDEN — A local developer who wants to bring manufacturing to a site on the city’s Wallingford border has resubmitted an application for zone changes after residents complained the property was too close to allow for expanded uses like...

“This is a fight that our brothers and sisters from the UAW are in, and we’re here to support them.”

Wenceslao Valentin III, Cleveland Jones Jr. and John Orsini, all of UAW Local 774 in Buffalo, N.Y., grabbed signs and joined several hundred other people who had fanned out Tuesday