Local business notes highlight promotions and training townwide
Medina's business scene features Agnes Robertson becoming Marks Tractor Canton branch manager after 17 years with the firm. A&P Medina appoints Jerry Sanner as manager, replacing a 30 year veteran. Brunswick’s Annette Kempski earns a General Telephone training certificate. Snelling and Snelling Medina reports strong profits amid national network growth and a robust local office under John Vogt.
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Marks Tractor
Ohio
Agnes Robertson
Canton
A&p
Medina
Russell Kirk
Jerry Sanner
Akron
Sanner
Brunswick
Annette D. Kempski
Warren Drive
General Telephone Co. of
Marion
Homestead Exemption Forms Available in Medina
Persons 65 or older who own their own home and have income under 8000 a year must file for the new homestead exemption by Monday. Forms and help are in the county auditor's office in the old courthouse on Medina Public Square. Call 722 1581 for information.
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Medina
Newomestead
County Auditor’s
Public Square
Auditor’s
Own a Williamsburg style condo with taxes and perks
Promotes a colonial style condominium with attached garage and landscaped grounds for $950 down and $202 a month. Claims tax deductions and maintenance free living, promising value when sold, with model home visits and route directions to Medina and a phone number for contact.
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Route
Medina Public Square
South Court
Ivy Hill Lane
Hickory Ridge Plans Presented To Public
At a Brunswick planning hearing for Hickory Ridge Estates a 100 unit condo and apartment complex on 8.33 acres near Hickory Ridge Drive and Pearl Road was reviewd. With two members present no action was taken and a special session will be scheduled for final approval. The project includes 50 two bedroom condos 20 three bedroom condos and 15 one and two bedroom apartments with density under nine units per acre.
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Brunswick
Hickory Ridge Estates
Planning Commission
John Dinda, Sr
Hickory Ridge Drive
Pearl Road
HUD Fund Freeze Likely No Immediate Medina Impact
Medina County officials say the HUD freeze will not affect current projects. County Commissioner Charles Clark notes no NOACA agenda and warns a prolonged ban could raise concerns. Sewer District 500 and other federal funded projects may be impacted if the freeze lasts. HUD cites dissatisfaction with NOACA planning and Portage County Director Robert Brown over a failed workable program for the seven county area.
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Noada
Charles Clark
Robert Brown
Portage County
HUD
Medina County
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