The nonprofit made its first investment in 2000, launching what has grown into a $41 million initiative that has provided 245 affordable housing units across the city. One of its notable developments is the Shirley Daley Senior Village, which offers affordable housing for residents age 62 and older.
“It’s a chance for the students to see what happens at a council meeting while they’re learning about government in class,” said Wapakoneta City Schools Superintendent Aaron Rex. “It’s good for them to see people doing community service. And hopefully one day, when these kids grow up, they’ll want to give back to their community as well. Cridersville is a great place to live, and these kids will hopefully come back and reside in this community in the future.”
Mayor Dean Meyer gave a state of the village address at the Ottawa Chamber of Commerce meeting. He talked about completing a strategic plan for Ottawa. The plan was put together by an outside company from recommendations from council members and residents. It will focus on public spaces, neighborhoods, streets, and trails for the next 5 to 10 years. He says it is good to have a plan moving forward.
Around 12:30 p.m., fire crews from Putnam and surrounding counties were dispatched to a building fire in the 100 block of South Main Street. The building was the home to a business and apartments and considered a total loss.
Press Release from the Paulding Putnam Electric Cooperative: PAULDING, OH — Paulding Putnam Electric Cooperative (PPEC) recently gave the Vill…
Students were touring the fire department as this year's topic is the fire that destroyed 32 structures and left 50 people homeless in the village. This is the second year of the program which is a partnership with the school and the Cridersville Historical Society. The students were all ears and eyes as they learned about the firefighting equipment.
Unofficial results for Hancock issues on November 8th election.
The Convoy Village Council decided to provide a downtown pocket park to enhance the downtown beautification and to be used for various community events such as festivals, concerts, markets, and a place to hang out with family & friends. The venue will be called Convoy Village Square. The council also contracted to have the exposed wall of the adjacent building to be covered & painted to provide a background for the Convoy Village Square.
(WLIO) - Those who live in Rushcreek Township and the village of Rushsylvania have been impacted when it comes to emergency response.
