Friday, December 2, 2022

Local government

Board clears way for more classroom space

The organization that has taken over operation of an early childhood learning program in Jay County will get to add classroom space.
Sonrise approved for funding

An aviation operation will get some help with its continued growth.
Commissioners support bridge effort

Area residents are seeking to save structure over Salamonie
County stays with PHP

Insurance costs are going up about 12%
Group pushes for use of exit forms

Committee would like to get info from departing employees
Council approves sewer increases

Residents will see bills go up in January and April
Plans for Butler Street in limbo

ODOT?regulations would require the village to obtain easements
Redkey looks at alley requests

Town council took no action on vacating
Freeze to move forward

Elimination of salary ordinance will go to vote
Golf carts have path forward

Portland City Council seems to have come to a path forward on the city’s golf cart ordinance.
County to study another housing option

Officials are looking into another option for creating additional housing in Jay County.
Dunkirk council OKs loan for new business

Hardings plan to open frozen yogurt shop on Main Street
GOP sweep

Republicans dominated in Jay County
Rate hike OK’d on 1st reading

Sewer rates are set to go up by nearly 35%.
Road work planning moves forward

FORT RECOVERY — Planning for a future reconstruction project continues.

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