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New round of Ohio Building Demolition and Site Revitalization Program announced - Vimarsana News

New round of Ohio Building Demolition and Site Revitalization Program announced

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine and Lt. Governor Jon Husted Tuesday announced that additional funding is now available to help transform Ohio’s communities into vibrant hubs of opportunity through the demolition of blighted buildings.

Niles to raze old theater | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Niles to raze old theater | News, Sports, Jobs

NILES — Walking through the vacant building on South Main Street downtown, Mayor Steve Mientkiewicz, flashlight in hand, carefully navigated through the remna

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The end | News, Sports, Jobs - Tribune Chronicle - Vimarsana News

The end | News, Sports, Jobs - Tribune Chronicle

NILES — Walking through the vacant building on South Main Street downtown, Mayor Steve Mientkiewicz, flashlight in hand, carefully navigated through the remna

Wayne County to receive $1.5M for demolition and brownfield sites - Vimarsana News

Wayne County to receive $1.5M for demolition and brownfield sites

Wayne County will receive funding from the Ohio Department of Development (ODOD) to remediate distressed properties.

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Highland County land bank board selects more properties for demolition, cleanup - Vimarsana News

Highland County land bank board selects more properties for demolition, cleanup

The Highland County Land Reutilization Corporation is continuing to make headway in their fight against blight in the county, as the land bank board selected a tentative list of new properties to target using state cleanup funding during their Thursday, Sept. 21 meeting.