Amherst group hypes Indians ticket raffle plan
Amherst Athletic Association proposes four ticket raffles for Cleveland Indians games to fund field improvements. Tickets cost 5 dollars each, with proceeds directed to refurbishing old fields and building new ones. Raffles run during summer sign ups and March 23 at Shupe Middle School, open to Amherst students aged 6 to 18 with birth certificates and 35 dollar fees.
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Toledo puts historic site of Indian battle up for sale
Maumee near northwest Ohio seeks federal funding for a 176 acre tract tied to the 1794 Battle of Fallen Timbers. Toledo posts for sale signs to aid valuation and possibly deter commercial development while supporting a potential Fallen Timbers memorial and affiliated park status.
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Newark Sinkhole Opens In Front Of County Building
A 20 foot deep and 10 foot diameter sinkhole appeared in South Second Street downtown Newark in front of the Licking County Administration Building. Police say the hole was reported around 9 PM Wednesday with no injuries or trapped vehicles. Officials seek the cause of the collapse.
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Driveway plan fuels debate in Columbia Two
Columbia Appeals Board continues tonight on a proposal for three driveways across three sublets south of Sprague Road and east of Plum Creek. Plans pass through flood plain areas with a wetlands section, and owner Mary Jean Flockenzier seeks access for housing development. Neighbors oppose due to flooding and poor drainage.
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North Ridgeville Opens Homebuyer Aid Program
The city will begin accepting applications for a federally funded Homebuyer Assistance Program offering up to 50 percent downpayment aid to income eligible first time buyers. For a four person family the income limit is 35700, and eligible properties must meet code within six months of purchase with a maximum appraised value of 106400. Applications will be ranked by need and households have four months to locate qualifying homes at City Hall or by mail.
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