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GREENFORD — Wayne Greier staunchly supports a proposed large-scale solar-powered-generating farm on a large chunk of his land, but the benefits he feels the project will bring extend far beyond his property. “I’m sick and tired of people saying that only my farm will benefit from this,” Greier, who lives on Washingtonville Road in Green […]

GREEN — Wayne and Sara Greier of Washingtonville Road in Green Township have been in talks with Texas company Alpin Sun for about three years about the company leasing 675 acres of their 975-acre farm to build a $150 million solar power-generating farm. The installation would generate up to 150 megawatts of electricity, and it […]

GREEN — Wayne and Sara Greier of Washingtonville Road in Green Township have been in talks with Texas company Alpin Sun for about three years about the com

YOUNGSTOWN — About a dozen people spoke at a public hearing this week in the Mahoning County commissioners’ hearing room on possibly restricting constru

khowell@salemnews.net GREENFORD — Green Township trustees have reorganized for 2021, approving a raise in pay for the township administrator and increasing cemetery rates. Trustees approved an increase of $200 per month for Todd Baird as township administrator to $1,500. They also increased opening and closing cost of graves to $700 for weekdays and $850 for weekends and holidays, an increase from $600 and $700 respectively. Mark Stepuk will remain as chair and George Toy as vice-chair. Trust...

Staff Writer GREENFORD — Green Township trustees have reorganized for 2021, approving a raise in pay for the township administrator and increasing cemetery rates. Trustees approved an increase of $200 per month for Todd Baird as township administrator to $1,500. They also increased opening and closing cost of graves to $700 for weekdays and $850 for weekends and holidays, an increase from $600 and $700 respectively. Mark Stepuk will remain as chair and George Toy as vice-chair. Trustees also ...