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By: Ann Wishart
Plans for the Smallwood subdivision on South State Avenue were approved at the Middlefield Village Planning and Zoning Commission meeting Jan. 7, contingent on sewer easements and an okay from the Geauga Soil and Water Conservation District.
Middlefield Village Planning and Zoning Commission members kicked off the new year Jan. 7 with positive comments about a development plan for more than 200 homes.
By: Ann Wishart
Email Students in Chris Kostiha’s makerspace program displayed their talents and products to the Berkshire Schools Board of Education Jan. 13.
The dissolution of Aquilla Village, a process initiated in June 2024, became a reality shortly after residents voted in favor of it in November.
The question of who will improve 1.3-mile-long Durkee Road went into second gear Jan. 20 when nearly a dozen residents attended the Claridon Township Trustees meeting.
No one knows that better than Tom Blair Sr., a Geauga County native, Burton businessman and village council member who has been part of the area’s maple syrup culture through thick and thin for nearly seven decades.
Though a year and a half away, Geauga County’s America 250 committee met Jan. 15 to start gearing up for the country’s semiquincentennial July 4, 2026.
By: Ann Wishart
A zoning error made 64 years ago started the Newbury Township Board of Zoning Appeals on a quest for solutions at a Jan. 21 hearing.
When nearly 500 curious visitors showed up June 22 for the grand opening of First Strike Range in Newbury Township, partners Ian Friedman and John McCreery knew their venture had a good shot at success.
When Berkshire Schools’ voters rejected a 40-year-old, 2.5-mill permanent improvement renewal levy in November, it was one more blow to the district’s financial position.
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