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Richland County marriage licenses recorded May 13-17
These marriage license applications were recorded in Richland County between May 13 and May 17:. Makenzie Paige Smith of Mansfield, 25, manager, to Erik Michael Shaffer of Mansfield, 30, operator. Chase McKenzie Carper of Mansfield, 26, respiratory therapy, to Alec Thomas Keen of Mansfield, 26, active duty military. Michael Ian...
Ashland County commissioners open bids for grandstand repairs
Ashland County commissioners opened bids for the fairground grandstand with the highest being $188,500 and the lowest $123,225. “The project we are receiving bids for today is a grandstand repair project,” said VSWC representative Brad Adams. “We had a structural engineer inspect the entire building and they recommended some minor repairs.”
Mansfield City Council hears from marijuana dispensary interested in coming to town
If Mansfield City Council does not impose a six-month moratorium on marijuana dispensaries, it could have a potential business interested in locating here. Keri Stan, district manager for Illinois and Ohio for the Cannabist Company, addressed council Tuesday during a safety committee meeting ahead of the regular session. ...
Richland County property transfers recorded May 13-17
These real estate transactions were recorded in Richland County between May 13 and May 17:. 631 Bailey Drive, Unit 6, Mansfield; Evelyn M. Kouns to Laura Fry; $65,000. 49 Sherman Ave., Mansfield; The Si Chun Xiao and Li Ying Chen Family Trust to James Day; $89,900. 35 Pinecrest St. (two...
Richland County to spent nearly $194,000 to upgrade tornado sirens
Digitization of the controls for Richland County’s tornado warning system should be complete by this time next year. County commissioners on Tuesday awarded a contract to Vasu Communications Inc. and designated $193,837 in restricted American Rescue Plan Act funds to upgrade controls for the county’s 44 tornado warning sirens from the county’s old VHF radio system to the statewide Multi Area Radio Communications System.
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