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Events planned in Northeast Ohio to mark Memorial Day - Vimarsana News

Events planned in Northeast Ohio to mark Memorial Day

Memorial Day will once again be commemorated locally with parades and solemn ceremonies at area cemeteries.The following are some of the events planned in The News-Herald’s coverage area. They take place on May 27 unless otherwise noted.Lake County• Concord Township will hold a brief service at 9 a.m. at Concord Cemetery, which is located just […]

UTRCA 'recommending refusal' on flood plain McDonald's as proposed - London - Vimarsana News

UTRCA 'recommending refusal' on flood plain McDonald's as proposed - London

The proposed development would include a four-unit, single-storey commercial building and a McDonald’s, complete with drive-thru.

London, Ont. Council votes to allow commercial development on flood plain - London - Vimarsana News

London, Ont. Council votes to allow commercial development on flood plain - London

With a vote of 10-5, council endorsed the plan to put a 5000-square-foot multi-use commercial building at the corner of Adelaide St. N. and Windermere Ave.

Strip mall, eatery on flood plain moves forward, despite concerns - Vimarsana News

Strip mall, eatery on flood plain moves forward, despite concerns

A proposal to build a strip mall and McDonald's at a flood-prone London intersection sparked a debate about red tape and natural hazards

Strip mall, eatery on flood plain moves forward, despite concerns | The Stratford Beacon Herald - Vimarsana News

Strip mall, eatery on flood plain moves forward, despite concerns | The Stratford Beacon Herald

A proposal to build a strip mall and McDonald's at a flood-prone London intersection sparked a debate about red tape and natural hazards