Ann Wishart is a reporter at the Geauga County Maple Leaf. She covers a diverse range of topics, with a focus on construction and real estate, banking and finance, as well as architecture and planning. Ann's work often intersects with themes of urban design and development, reflecting her interest in the film industry and filmmaking. She has been featured in various publications, showcasing her expertise in these areas.
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Ann's coverage is focused on local news, with particular attention to government announcements and legal policy regulations in the Burton, Ohio area. She also covers a range of topics related to government & politics, real estate industry, education, and business & industry.
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By: Ann Wishart
Auburn Township Trustees, residents and the township zoning inspector engaged in a heated discussion July 6 over resident Nate Epprecht’s plans to build a motocross track on his R-1-zoned property at the intersection of Munn and Crackel roads.
Construction of the model home in the first phase of Heritage Pointe subdivision in Middlefield Village is slated for completion by July 21, with sales of the first 39 lots anticipated to begin about a month later, according to the developer.
By: Ann Wishart
In honor of America250, Cliff Harrison bought 25 cans of field-marker paint and created what may be the biggest lawn art in Middlefield Village — a 30-foot-by-57-foot U.S. flag on the lawn behind his Lake Avenue home. Harrison, 46, said his girlfriend, Sara Dolezal, asked a couple of weeks before Fourth of July if he
By: Ann Wishart
The Burton Village Board of Public Affairs discussed options July 14 for replacing two utility employees needed to operate the village's water and wastewater treatment plants.
When Bill Reed joined the Middlefield Volunteer Fire Department in 1986, he never expected the decision would become a 39-year career that included more than two decades as chief.
The potential construction of data centers in Geauga County prompted discussion during the Geauga County Planning Commission's Farmland Forum on July 15.
In a special meeting Aug. 3, Cardinal Schools Board of Education rescinded two previously approved resolutions and voted to place a corrected renewal of the district’s 9.7-mill operating levy on the Nov. 3 ballot.
Zoning issues in Aquilla Village are beginning to surface as Claridon Township starts enforcing its zoning code following the village's 2024 merger with the township.
By: Ann Wishart
In the wake of a more than $133,000 bid for a boardwalk along the Chagrin River, Munson Township Trustees agreed July 28 to rebid the project with one major change — the boardwalk will no longer float.
Munson Township Trustees voted July 28 to amend the township zoning resolution, giving the zoning inspector more discretion when deciding whether to revoke a zoning permit before or during construction.
