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News of public record: Tuscarawas County restaurant inspections
The following are restaurant inspections with critical violations, as conducted by the Tuscarawas County Health Department from May 6 to 10. May 6 Warren Township Community Center, 3986 NE New Cumberland Road, Mineral City. Chlorine sanitizing solution at incorrect concentration. Observed a very high reading of the sanitizing solution in use. Time and...
A life-changing event for Killbuck community comes in form $5.7M Appalachian Grant
$5.7 million Appalachian Grant awarded to Village of Killbuck. Grant writers vision plays a major role in procuring funds. Connecting the Holmes County Trail, Killbuck Creek and eco-tourism. Killbuck Mayor Rick Allison sees the $5.7 million Appalachian Grant the village was awarded as a life-changing experience for the community. "We...
Upcoming Wilmot Public Meeting on May 16: Attend In-Person or Via Zoom
Notice of Public Meeting The Public Meeting is scheduled for Thursday, May 16 at 6:30 p.m. at the Town Offices, 9 Kearsarge Valley Road and via Zoom. Public hearing on lot-line adjustment originally scheduled for this meeting has been postponed to June 20, 2024. For those who wish to attend electronically, the Zoom Meeting ID: 883 4205 2553. Go to zoom.us or dial in at 929-205-6099. Contact 526-4802 or property@wilmotnh.org with questions.Visit here for more details.
Demo day for former Holmes County Health District building
MILLERSBURG − As the construction of the new Holmes County Health District Building continues with expectations of completion within the next few months, the building that housed the Health Department until about 10 years ago is coming down. Martin Construction & Demo is the contractor handling the demolition through...
See which Coshocton project just received $6.7 million in grant money from the state
The last round of funding from the Appalachian Community Grant Program has been announced with $51 million for Ohio's Wonderful Waterfronts Initiative. This includes $6.7 million to Skip's Landing for construction of a multi-use path, boat ramp, nature walk, play area and more. Also getting funding was painting of downtown...
Water and wastewater upgrades priority for Coshocton City Council
COSHOCTON − The City of Coshocton is continuing to pursue upgrades to its water and wastewater systems through a series of grants and loans. Coshocton City Council recently had the first reading of legislation approving entering into a Water Pollution Control Loan Fund agreement for a digester improvement project at the Coshocton Wastewater Treatment Plant. The loan will be paid back through sewage usage charges. ...
Coshocton seeks $500K grant for water well field upgrades
COSHOCTON − The City of Coshocton is seeking a $500,000 Critical Infrastructure Grant from the Community Block Development Grant Program through Coshocton County Commissioners. Utilities Director Dave Kadri said funding would be used to upgrade obsolete equipment at the city's water well field and to install a reliable power...
Holmes County job survey puts local wages above Ohio median in several areas
Holmes County on par or greater than state and national median. Survey looks at 40 different occupations. Holmes County is pretty competitive when it comes to worker compensation, according to results of a survey made of more than 120 the area's businesses. Economic Development Director Mark Leininger said the survey...
Progress Report: Key Developments in Wilmot Town Hall Construction
Poured concrete footers and forms striped. (see pictures) Forms for concrete foundation walls started. (see picture) Finish forming wall pockets and stone veneer ledge. Install perimeter insulation. Final grade the crawl space, mechanical room and Connector floors. Install floor slab insulation and vapor barrier. Pour the concrete “rat” slab, mechanical room slab and Connector slab. Repair/replace floor beams and floor joists per architect’s details. Building to be lowered once the concrete walls have cured and the floor joist system repairs are completed. (July)Visit here for more details.
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