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Land bank to apply for brownfield funding to tear down VOA-owned building

MANSFIELD — The Richland County Land Bank voted Tuesday to seek more than $500,000 to purchase, abate and demolish a building on Mansfield’s Main Street. Land bank members voted Tuesday afternoon to apply for $549,500 in funding from the Ohio Department of Development’s Brownfield Remediation Program for 290 North Main Street. The property is owned […]

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Temps dip below zero: Perfect time to talk about improved Mansfield parks

MANSFIELD — Temperatures outside Tuesday evening dipping below zero offered a perfect time to contemplate a sunny, summer afternoon in the park. That was seemingly the case during a Mansfield City Council meeting which included a presentation from Parks & Recreation Supt. Mark Abrams. Public Works Director Louis Andres uses council meetings to have his […]

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Mansfield City Council may oppose AT&T tariff — but company has withdrawn it

MANSFIELD — Mansfield City Council is scheduled Tuesday evening to oppose a statewide AT&T tariff application that would require cities to pay relocation costs of utilities for certain purposes. But the company on Friday withdrew its application to the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio after a groundswell of criticism from local governments across Ohio. So […]

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Open for business: Mansfield OKs $750K study to improve infrastructure near airport

MANSFIELD — Infrastructure matters when it comes to attracting new businesses and industries, according to Mansfield Mayor Jodie Perry. That’s why her administration is planning a $750,000 land-use study north and west of Mansfield Lahm Regional Airport, funded by a portion of the city’s American Rescue Plant Act funds. The study was approved by City […]

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Downtown Improvement Advisory Board OKs $500K for Main Street Corridor project

MANSFIELD — The Downtown Improvement Advisory Board made it official on Thursday, voting to allocate $500,000 to the Main Street Corridor Improvement project set to begin in early 2025. The board had been expected to contribute to the $19.7 million project, utilizing revenue it receives through a $5 annual vehicle license tax increase for all vehicles […]

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