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Heritage Cooperative is excited to announce the construction of two new grain silos providing an additional 1.7 million bushels of grain storage at the Marysville Ag Campus, 15090 Scottslawn Rd., Marysville.  The $5 million project will consist of building two grain storage bins on the north side of the property, increasing the grain storage capacity to just under 5 million bushels. This additional storage will benefit Heritage growers in the Marysville area as well as those growers in Kenton, Urbana, Upper Sandusky, and other locations on the western side of Ohio. Access to grain storage be...

Neighbor sues over plan to divide Irwin Jacobs estate on Lake Minnetonka Neighbor sues over plan to divide Irwin Jacobs estate on Lake Minnetonka Lawsuit contends plans for the 20-acre property violate setback rules and would adversely impact neighboring estate.  April 20, 2021 — 11:51am Text size Copy shortlink: A neighbor is suing the estate of the late Minnesota businessman Irwin Jacobs and the city of Orono over a preliminary plan to divide part of Jacob's 20-acre property into six subdivisions that wo...

Dansville businessman, community leader, philanthropist remembered for making a difference By Jasmine Willis DANSVILLE — A community mourns the loss of a great businessman, community leader, friend and humanitarian. Jon Shay, 78, passed away at Noyes Hospital on Monday, Jan. 18. He left behind an enriching legacy that cannot be replaced or measured. Jon Shay touched every life in his hometown of Dansville and beyond. People called him Mr. Dansville. They will tell you he was everywhere at once. He was at all of the events, impacted every life he touched, and made you believe in yourself. T...

NORRISTOWN — While the tumultuous 2020 election season has ended, county leaders approved more than $2.23 million in contracts and services related to the Montgomery County Office of Voter Services. Officials are looking ahead to the 2021 primary and general elections. According to the county’s voter services office website, the primary election is slated to take place on May 18, and the general election is scheduled for Nov. 2. The package of four items, which consisted of an amendment and two renewals, was narrowly approved in a 2-1 vote with Commissioner Joe Gale dissenting. -...

Tech executives look to new administration to undo rules blocking talent Premium (HT) Angus Loten Share Via Read Full Story Corporate technology recruiters say rolling back restrictions on immigrant work visas, a move backed by President-elect Joe Biden, will expand the pool of information technology job candidates and help ease a longstanding labor shortage. The restrictions, put in place during the Trump administration, included a clampdown on H-1B visas for foreign workers—a program especially coveted by technology firms, chief information officers and other IT employers. TRENDING STORIE...