Whitewoman Street keeping its moniker
Every member of council and President Tom Hilgenberg said many people have told them not to change the name.
Source: coshoctontribune.com
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Every member of council and President Tom Hilgenberg said many people have told them not to change the name.
Changing the name of Coshocton's most iconic street is a hot topic, and coucil heard presentations for and against the change.
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