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Tarkio High School Musical Theatre is Putting on the Musical Grease - Vimarsana News

Tarkio High School Musical Theatre is Putting on the Musical Grease

(Tarkio) -- Tarkio High School Musical Theatre is presenting the musical Grease on Friday the 17th, Saturday the 18th and Sunday the 19th. Friday and Saturday the show starts at

AG Yost sues construction company for alleged unethical business practices - Vimarsana News

AG Yost sues construction company for alleged unethical business practices

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost is suing a northeast Ohio construction company and its owners accused of pocketing more than $289,000 in consumers’ money while failing to complete construction projects, as well as engaging in other unacceptable behavior.

AG Yost sues construction company - Farm and Dairy - Vimarsana News

AG Yost sues construction company - Farm and Dairy

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost is suing a construction company accused of taking more than $289,000 from consumers while failing to complete projects.

Ohio AG Dave Yost suing Diamond Ridge Construction Services - Vimarsana News

Ohio AG Dave Yost suing Diamond Ridge Construction Services

Ohio Attorney Dave Yost is suing Diamond Ridge Construction Services, which is accused of pocketing more than $289,000 and not completing projects.

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Attorney General Dave Yost sues Columbia Station construction company citing unethical business practices - Vimarsana News

Attorney General Dave Yost sues Columbia Station construction company citing unethical business practices

Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost announced Aug. 10 that his office is suing a Columbia Station construction company and its owners are accused of pocketing more than $289,000 in consumers’ money while failing to complete construction projects, as well as engaging in other unacceptable behavior, according to a news release.