Cornwall letters to the editor, June 25, 2021
Intercity busing, and Cornwall restaurant villages, in the June 25, 2021, Standard-Freeholder letters to the editor.
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Intercity busing, and Cornwall restaurant villages, in the June 25, 2021, Standard-Freeholder letters to the editor.
Intercity busing, and Cornwall restaurant villages, in the June 25, 2021, Standard-Freeholder letters to the editor.
Intercity busing, and Cornwall restaurant villages, in the June 25, 2021, Standard-Freeholder letters to the editor.
The developer is planning a mix of single family and “empty-nester” patio homes. As previously reported, the project has drawn strong opposition from the Southwest Licking Schools District, whose officials say the development could trigger need of a new elementary school in the vicinity. Residents in surrounding existing neighborhoods in Licking County, as well as in Violet Township in Fairfield County, have also expressed concerns about increased traffic, drainage and the impact on local schools, among other concerns. They vowed far ahead of any trustee decision to seek a referendum on t...
Article content A quarterly update from the city’s economic development department — set to be presented to Cornwall city council on Monday — shows that despite the pandemic, the city’s largest employers have been thriving. Take the case of Walmart Logistics — the company is currently looking to hire 150 additional staff members in order to manage its supply chain activities. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Some Cornwall businesses still thriving amidst COVID-19: report Back to video “Olymel has welcomed 24 people from Mauritius and ...