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Painesville City Manager Doug Lewis expects to see “significant changes” in his community, with efforts to add businesses, residences and services set to continue in 2024.

The Port of Cleveland Board of Directors recently authorized a bond issuance for the Grand River Walk development in downtown Painesville. A Dec. 14 news release stated that the approval allows the port agency, also known as the Cleveland-Cuyahoga County Port Authority, to issue up to $6 million in bonds for Marous Development Group’s $33 […]

More often than not, these departments are not adequately staffed, leading to long periods of pendency. Environment-related cases require intensive investigation, but the shortage of manpower and other resources leads to many unresolved cases and a slow disposal rate. Experts opine the solution is to strengthen these departments by filling up vacancies.

Ward 1 Willowick Council candidate November 2023: Patrick Mohorcic

Lawn Beach Inn, a restaurant that was closed for ten years has reopened, it has a long history in Lake Nebagamon and a family connection.

Thousands of parents in China protested against local authorities transferring their school-aged children to a new public school ...

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The Lake Development Authority was created by county commissioners for economic development purposes, utilizing the unique powers given to port authorities in the state. 

Members of the Land Use Planning Commission ultimately agreed to give the developers the permits they need to begin rebuilding the ski resort on Big Moose Mountain near Greenville.

Four Husker women spent Saturday training girls at Medelmans Lake on how to play volleyball.