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Share this article Share this article WEST CHESTER, Ohio, May 24, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- SentriLock, LLC, the leading real estate lockbox, showing service, and experience management solution provider, today announced its plans to add 79 new jobs over the next three years, and to invest $4.3 million in the Cincinnati region. SentriLock plans to hire assembly technicians, technical support specialists, customer support specialists, and IT developers to meet its new product offering needs, which will increase its current team to almost 300 employees. "SentriLock has grown significantly over the pa...

Discovering what’s under a Wapak building’s facade Louie Erb (right) and Everet Lacy remove an awning on Friday morning. Downtown Wapakoneta Partnership held a reveal at 122 West Auglaize Street after receiving a grant to remove the non-historic siding covering the 19th-century commercial building. The grant was made possible through the Pipeline Initiative Program administered by the Ohio Historic Preservation Office and the Ohio Development Services Agency. Louie Erb (left) and Everet Lacy pull down siding to reveal antique glass on Friday morning. Downtown Wapakoneta Partnership held ...

State panel OKs incentives for two Northeast Ohio expansions State panel OKs incentives for two Northeast Ohio expansions CoStar The Ohio Tax Credit Authority has approved job tax credits for MAI Capital's move to Independence. The downtown Cleveland company said it was also considering moving to three other states for its new headquarters. The Ohio Tax Credit Authority at its meeting Monday morning, April 26 approved requests for state income tax credits for two job-creating and job-retaining projects in Northeast Ohio. Superior Roll Forming LLC, which already has a Valley City operation, pl...

rfox@tribtoday.com Staff photo / R. Michael Semple Warren Councilman Larry Larson, D-1st Ward, stands outside the former St. Joseph Riverside Hospital site on Tod Avenue NW on Thursday. The city is expecting a $2.5 million grant for asbestos abatement at the abandoned hospital, which will make it possible for it to be torn down, officials announced at an earlier news conference at city hall. WARREN — It’s been three decades coming, but Warren Mayor Doug Franklin says a northwest neighborhood blighted with the dangerous, decrepit “eyesore” of the former St. Joseph Riverside Hospital m...

The hearing will be at St. Matthias Catholic Church, 115 W. Main St. The project may be eligible for up to $750,000 of Community Development Block Grant  funding from the Ohio Development Services Agency.  Village citizens and other interested persons are being encouraged to attend the meeting to comment on the county's proposed residential public infrastructure grant application.