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Peninsula Council updates governance rules PENINSULA — Peninsula Village Council approved a form of self-checking itself April 11. Council voted to support an updated set of rules, first adopted in 2019, while conducting business that includes using language from the Ohio Revised Code to clarify what a conflict of interest is for members, eliminates the
DOWNTOWN AKRON — Summit County Council April 3 approved another contract for the Combined Dispatch Building project in Tallmadge. Council passed on first reading a $1,249,972 contract with Lakeland Electric Inc. to complete the fiber optic connection for the facility, which will provide dispatching services for Akron, Cuyahoga Falls, Fairlawn, Stow and Tallmadge, as well
Around $2.06 million is slated for road repaving. Another $458,000 is for resurfacing Golden Link Boulevard and the emergency driveway at City Hall
NORTON — Norton City Council approved the appointment of a new top official for the city Nov. 14. Philip Turske, selected by Mayor Mike Zita and approved by Council will become the city’s new administrative officer, replacing Robert Fowler, who is leaving to become assistant city manager for Mentor Dec. 9. Zita stated Turske is
NewsSportsEntertainmentLifestyleOpinionUSA TODAYObituariesE-EditionLegals Rec center to close during first week of paving Ken Lahmers Special to MyTownNEO MACEDONIA – Nearly $1 million in paving projects will be carried out in the city this summer after Council awarded two contracts at its April 22 session. Specialized Construction Inc. of Cuyahoga Heights will resurface several streets for $749,371, which was considerably less than the engineer’s estimate of $940,000, while Perrin Asphalt of Akron will pave the recreation center parking lot for $223,385. In addition to annual preventativ...