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The original proposal to rebuild Little Turtle Way subdivision on Northeast Side was in a report signed by the city Public Service directors husband

Many residents of the Little Turtle community are still butting heads with the City of Columbus and its plans for a nearly $6 million roadway project.

A small group of residents says, despite lacking an organization or a petition, they likely are in the majority in wanting Little Turtle Way improved.

Columbus City Council is expected to repeal a 2021 resolution allowing it to use eminent domain to complete roadway changes at Little Turtle Way when it meets next.

A magistrate backed Columbus in finding the city didnt violate state Open Meetings law in moving to redesign Little Turtle Way to one two-way road

MCX Technologies Corp. sees opportunity in Cleveland Matthew Kruchko thinks Cleveland is a great place to run a company. The cost of living is manageable and the inventory of housing is strong, he said. There are high-quality education options at the post-secondary and the K-12 levels. And the region is the "hub" of both manufacturing and the middle market for the U.S., Kruchko said. Thats why he moved technology services firm MCX Technologies Corp. here in November. Kruchko is president and CE...

UF/IFAS-developed blueberry app to help growers battle diseases and pests A new University of Florida app will help the state’s blueberry growers identify and manage disease and insect injuries commonly encountered in Florida before their crop is ruined. Collectively, blueberries are a $60 million-per-year crop in Florida. Patricio Munoz, the UF/IFAS blueberry breeder and an assistant professor of horticultural sciences, came up with the vision for, and supervised the development of, the UF/I...

Blueberry app to help growers battle diseases and pests A new University of Florida app will help the state’s blueberry growers identify and manage disease and insect injuries commonly encountered in Florida before their crop is ruined. Collectively, blueberries are a $60 million-per-year crop in Florida. Patricio Munoz, the UF/IFAS blueberry breeder and an assistant professor of horticultural sciences, came up with the vision for, and supervised the development of, the UF/IFAS Blueberry Grow...