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But that's exactly what he wants. He is not in favor of a state proposal to extend the four-lane portion of U.S. Route 30 along the southern edge of town from Trump Avenue SE to Ravenna Avenue SE in Osnaburg Township, providing motorists an opportunity to bypass the village.  Dorto prefers that the Ohio Department of Transportation build the limited access highway extension through the heart of East Canton, not around it. "We want traffic to come through because of the businesses," Dorto said. "I would like to see it come through. We are losing our businesses. If the traffic goes outsid...

Financial forecast: Budget deficits ahead for Marlington Local LEXINGTON TWP.  After hearing sobering financial projections, Marlington Local Board of Education has approved a five-year forecast that shows the district in deficit spending each year. The projected deficit for the current fiscal year is forecast at $1.08 million. That figure represents how much expenditures are expected to exceed revenue. Expenditures for the current fiscal year are projected at $25.93 million. The current fiscal year ends June 30. During the Board of Education meeting Thursday night, a financial adviser, Rya...

Premium Content Subscriber only A CONVICTED fraudster who scammed $160,000 from his employer before selling a man $1200 worth of grog he did not have has narrowly avoided jail. Ipswich District Court heard on Thursday that despite suffering ill health, David Hall had not been deterred from his offending. His grog fraud was committed while on a suspended sentence for ripping off his employer. Judge Bernard Porter QC made it very clear to Hall that a jail could still safely house him despite his many health issues. David Malcolm Hall, 58, from North Booval, pleaded guilty to breaching a suspend...

CARROLLTON To reduce the spread of coronavirus in a public residential facility for seniors, Carroll County officials will invest nearly $1 million to neutralize the virus. It is the hope of Carroll County commissioners that Carroll Golden Age Retreat will be equipped with an air-treatment process called bipolar ionization. Bipolar ionization uses electrically charged atoms or molecules to neutralize particles of coronavirus. Once the coronavirus particles are neutralized, they would come together to form clusters too heavy to remain airborne in the breathing area. Officials are seeking ...