Tuesday, October 20, 2020

Local government

Council OKs its 2020 budget

Portland’s 2021 budget is set.
Candidate commentary

Educational programs, infrastructure and health care were among the issues addressed by candidates in a forum Thursday night.
Redkey council imposes fine for violation

REDKEY— Town residents whose downspouts are connected to Redkey’s sewer system will have two weeks to disconnect before facing a fine.
Council OKs county’s 2021 budget

Total of $19.14 million increased less than 2% from 2020.
4-H requests $ for repairs

Organization seeks to make improvements at fairgrounds.
Council approves EDIT plan

Funding can be used for loans, development investments.
Dunkirk will get a new police vehicle

DUNKIRK — The city will get a new police vehicle.
Water park’s numbers were cut in half

Final numbers from the 2020 Portland Water Park season are in.
Council OKs 2021 budget

After a month of deliberation, Portland City Council voted in favor of the 2021 budget.
More grant funding is available

More funding means more money for Fort Recovery businesses.
Dunkirk work underway

Construction began with new sidewalk on Franklin Street.
Early voting opens Tuesday

It’s time to vote.
Two seek south seat

Commissioner races pits McGalliard against Counterman.
Five vie to be on council

Five candidates, three seats.
Dunkirk budget moves forward

DUNKIRK — The city is one step away from having its budget for next year set.

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