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SPRINGFIELD — The Springfield Board of Trustees took action April 27 on nuisance properties at 529 James Avenue, 1025 Onondago Trail and 1840 Orchard Trail. Trustee Dean Young stated each of the property owners has been contacted about removing items “including garbage, refuse and other debris as outlined in the township resolution dealing with nuisances.”

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SPRINGFIELD — The Springfield Board of Trustees April 6 approved a contract not to exceed $500,000 with the Summit County Engineer’s Office for the township’s road paving program, with direct payment to be made to Melway Paving Co. Administrator Ted Weinsheimer said the program includes motor paving and chip sealing of approximately 3.6 miles of

SPRINGFIELD — The Springfield Board of Trustees approved legislation March 23 authorizing the transition of the Springfield Police and Fire departments from Southwest Summit Communications to the South Summit Council of Governments Dispatch Center. Springfield Police Chief Jack Simone said the departments were scheduled to transition to the South Summit Dispatch Center March 28. He

Five Springfield school alumni will be honored during the annual Springfield City School District Alumni of Distinction Award program.

SPRINGFIELD — Springfield Board of Trustees approved a $10.7 million permanent appropriations budget for 2023 March 9. The budget represents an increase from the last year’s $10 million budget, according to Administrator Ted Weinsheimer, who also said the appropriations are “still a bare bones budget.” “This covers operations in our police and fire departments and

The conversations will air March 21-23 on KSMU Ozarks Public Radio. They will start at noon.

SPRINGFIELD — A South Arlington Road hotel owner has been given one more chance to address numerous criminal and nuisance complaints on the property following a Jan. 24 Summit County Common Pleas Court decision. The Springfield Board of Trustees had voted Dec. 22, 2022 to file the nuisance complaint against Hexagon Properties, owners of Quality

Theres hope the investment will be a catalyst for other corporations to help the effort to increase economic activity in downtown Springfield

SPRINGFIELD – Following two meetings, the City Council approved $6.5 million in relief for the fiscal year 2023 (FY23) tax levy and set an FY23 tax rate of $17.05 per $1,000 of value of residential properties and $36.40 for commercial, industrial and personal (CIP) properties.