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South Amherst applies for grant to start update of water system - Vimarsana News

South Amherst applies for grant to start update of water system

The village of South Amherst recently applied to the State of Ohio Water and Wastewater Infrastructure Grant Program for a second time after an unsuccessful attempt last year. According to a newsletter from the village, the proposed project includes replacement of waterlines and storm sewer in a portion of West Main, Maple, Elm, Fern and […]

Public Works Commission accepting applications for membership on Natural Resource Assistance Council - Vimarsana News

Public Works Commission accepting applications for membership on Natural Resource Assistance Council

District 9 of the Ohio Public Works Commission is accepting applications for membership on its Natural Resource Assistance Council, according to a news release.

Griggs Road closed in Huntington Township - Vimarsana News

Griggs Road closed in Huntington Township

Griggs Road closed in Huntington Township

Capel Road in Columbia Township to close for bridge work - Vimarsana News

Capel Road in Columbia Township to close for bridge work

Lorain County Engineer Ken Carney announced Aug. 8 the closure of Capel Road, between Cowley and Station roads in Columbia Township, for the replacement of the Capel Road Bridge No 0609, according to a news release. The cost of the project is $201,257, the release said. Funding is available from the Ohio Public Works Commission […]

Officials in Lorain County: no salt shortage for 2021 - Vimarsana News

Officials in Lorain County: no salt shortage for 2021

Lorain County is on solid ground for road salt supply levels and local officials do not anticipate any shortages for the winter season. Assistant Lorain County Engineer Bob Klaiber said he doesn’t see any supply problems in the near future. Lorain County entered the winter season with about 6,000 tons of salt on hand and are contracted for an additional 10,000 tons to take them through the winter. According to the Ohio Department of Transportation District 3, Lorain County has used 3,086 tons so far this season which is slightly above the average range of 2,000. - Advertisement - “D...