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FOXNEWSW The Five July 8, 2019 - Vimarsana News

FOXNEWSW The Five July 8, 2019

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Massillon targets 28 streets for 2023 road resurfacing project - Vimarsana News

Massillon targets 28 streets for 2023 road resurfacing project

Most of the $2.26 million of street funding comes through Massillon's annual income tax levy revenue. About $425,000 is via the city carryover fund.

Massillon Wales Road NE upgrade project restart - Vimarsana News

Massillon Wales Road NE upgrade project restart

Work is part of a $7.1 million project to resurface and widen a 1.4-mile stretch of Wales Road NE from Lincoln Way to Hills and Dales Road.

Wales Road NE Massillon construction project restart June 1 - Vimarsana News

Wales Road NE Massillon construction project restart June 1

The $7.2 million Wales Road NE widening project kicked off in early January 2021 with dozens of large trees being removed. It restarts in June.

Massillon plans $1.73 million street repaving initiative this year - Vimarsana News

Massillon plans $1.73 million street repaving initiative this year

Massillon is looking at repaving 10.2 miles along parts of 50 streets, according to an initial plan put together by the Engineering Department.