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Summit SWCD awards conservation partners - Vimarsana News

Summit SWCD awards conservation partners

At the 77th annual Summit Soil and Water Conservation District meeting, several individuals were given awards to recognize their hard work.

Bridge work will close Glenmount Avenue in Coventry Township for five days - Vimarsana News

Bridge work will close Glenmount Avenue in Coventry Township for five days

A section of Glenmount Avenue in Coventry Township will close for 5 days starting Wednesday while repairs made to bridge.

Source: yahoo.com
Cuyahoga Valley National Park unveils new pedestrian bridge - Vimarsana News

Cuyahoga Valley National Park unveils new pedestrian bridge

Cuyahoga Valley National Park unveiled a new bridge that will better connect visitors to the park and the Cuyahoga River. Learn more about the project.

Source: wysu.org
Summit DD seeking levy replacement - Vimarsana News

Summit DD seeking levy replacement

DOWNTOWN AKRON — The Summit County Developmental Disabilities (DD) Board is hoping voters will support the replacement of its six-year, 4.5-mill levy on the Nov. 7 General Election ballot. Summit County Council May 8 reviewed the legislation that asks the Fiscal Officer to certify the total tax valuation in Summit County and the amount of

Source: akron.com
Springfield paving approved - Akron.com - Vimarsana News

Springfield paving approved - Akron.com

SPRINGFIELD — The Springfield Board of Trustees April 6 approved a contract not to exceed $500,000 with the Summit County Engineer’s Office for the township’s road paving program, with direct payment to be made to Melway Paving Co. Administrator Ted Weinsheimer said the program includes motor paving and chip sealing of approximately 3.6 miles of

Source: akron.com