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mnewbanks@mariettatimes.com Photo by Michele Newbanks Work continues at the site of the Cornerville Truss Bridge on County Road 20, which was recently demolished. A new steel beam bridge will be built in its place. At a glance: ¯ It will be discussed at an upcoming commission meeting. ¯ The report details the status of roads and bridges maintained by the county Source: Washington County Engineer. The Washington County Engineer’s 2020 annual report was recently released and detailed the conditions of county roads and bridges. Engineer Roger Wright said he will go before the Washington...

¯ Regular county commission meeting, 9 a.m. Thursday, 1115 Gilman Ave. ¯ Finance committee meeting, 10 a.m. April 20, county courthouse. Source: Washington County Commission Clerk. A funding request for the Devola sewer project will soon be sent to U.S. Rep. Bill Johnson, R-Ohio, by the Washington County Commission. “The Republican conference in the House of Representatives is allowing each Republican member to identify up to 10 projects for infrastructure funding,” explained Commission President Kevin Ritter at Thursday’s board meeting. “What this board is doing is making the a...

mnewbanks@mariettatimes.com Devola’s upcoming sewering was debated at Thursday’s meeting of the Washington County Board of Commissioners. Devola resident Glenn Pawloski asked the commission if they had talked to the township association that a majority of households in Devola do not support or want to be sewered. The township association had met Wednesday night at the offices of Washington County Engineer Roger Wright. “Did you inform the township association that merely 161 of 563 Devola households approved the (right of entry) agreements solicited by Heritage Land Services on behalf o...

Ray Anderson, director, Spa Pavilion said: “This latest grant will be vital as we once again prepare to re-open and put on our wide variety of shows in Felixstowe. "It guarantees that we can look forward with confidence to what will undoubtedly be a challenging period, and we thank both the Arts Council and all of our loyal customers and ticketholders from the bottom of our hearts for their support through these most demanding and unusual of times.”  Funding from the Cultural Recovery Grant will support Spa Pavilion with an investment in a new range of shows for 2021, from writing to reh...

Ray Anderson, director, Spa Pavilion said: “This latest grant will be vital as we once again prepare to re-open and put on our wide variety of shows in Felixstowe. "It guarantees that we can look forward with confidence to what will undoubtedly be a challenging period, and we thank both the Arts Council and all of our loyal customers and ticketholders from the bottom of our hearts for their support through these most demanding and unusual of times.”  Funding from the Cultural Recovery Grant will support Spa Pavilion with an investment in a new range of shows for 2021, from writing to reh...