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Two pieces of legislation introduced to statehouse intended to lower property taxes
3+ day, 15+ hour ago (418+ words) Two pieces of legislation were recently introduced to the Ohio statehouse aimed to lower property tax increases. Introduced on Sep. 8, H.J.R. No. 10 is a resolution to cap the increase in a home's appraised value as property values rise, as long as…...
Over $3k in attempted fraud intercepted by Boardman school district
3+ day, 22+ hour ago (264+ words) BOARDMAN - Boardman Local School District is being advised to close its current bank account and open a new one after more than $3,000 in fraudulent checks were cashed in an apparent scam, according to a police report. The district says it…...
Over $3k in fraudulent checks cashed out of Boardman school district account
3+ day, 23+ hour ago (238+ words) BOARDMAN - Boardman Local School District is being advised to close its current bank account and open a new one after more than $3,000 in fraudulent checks were cashed, according to a police report. Two of the four fraudulent checks were originally…...
Future changes to tax breaks in Youngstown could mandate hiring from city workforce
1+ week, 22+ hour ago (341+ words) In Youngstown, the latest round of tax abatements were recently approved. On WFMJ Weekend Today, Stephanie Gilchrist, director of economic development for the city of Youngstown said they have three active agreements with business that are waiting for state approval....
Progress on flipping Columbiana auto dealership into brand-new city hall
1+ week, 2+ day ago (181+ words) Progress moving to turn old auto dealership into Columbiana City Hall COLUMBIANA - Work is moving along to transform a longtime car dealership into Columbiana's new city hall. More than a year ago, Columbiana Cadillac was sold to the city after…...
Newton Falls imposes yearlong moratorium on data centers
1+ week, 4+ day ago (320+ words) Newton Falls passes 12 month moratorium on data centers Newton Falls followed suit with many communities around Ohio by passing a 12 month moratorium, preventing any companies from building a data center in the village. Councilman Brian Kropp, a sponsor of the…...
Newton Falls passes year long moratorium on data centers
1+ week, 4+ day ago (303+ words) Newton Falls followed suit with many communities around Ohio by passing a 12 month moratorium, preventing any companies from building a data center in the village. Councilman Brian Kropp, a sponsor of the legislation, told 21 News that council plans to use…...
Youngstown Tax Incentive Council renews abatements
2+ week, 5+ day ago (403+ words) Tax breaks and resident employment are designed and utilized in an effort to spur economic development and bring expansions and jobs to the community. Michael Neenan is taking a look into these initiatives and if some leadership believes they are…...
Youngstown Tax Incentive Council approves tax abatement renewals, draws concern for lack of resident freshman
2+ week, 5+ day ago (403+ words) Tax breaks and resident employment are designed and utilized in an effort to spur economic development and bring expansions and jobs to the community. Michael Neenan is taking a look into these initiatives and if some leadership believes they are…...
McDonald residents address council over data center concerns
3+ week, 4+ day ago (349+ words) McDonald residents came out in droves filling the room past capacity to address council with concerns over the potential for a data center, developed by the company Oppidan. Nothing's been set it stone but they would be looking to set…...