Brian Haytcher

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Brian Haytcher

Weather Sealco is returning to the Ashtabula Home and Family Show this weekend. John Hogan, president and owner of Weather Sealco, said the company has participated in the show for decades. “We’ve been coming to the show, gosh, since the 70s, when it was over at the old armory building over here on State Road,” he said. “We’ve been part of the Home Show for many, many years.”Hogan said setting up at the show lets Weather Sealco connect with existing customers and meet new ones.

1 month ago | starbeacon.com | Brian Haytcher

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1 month ago | yahoo.com | Brian Haytcher

ASHTABULA — A proposal for a temporary moratorium on certain types of zoning permits was the main topic of discussion at Monday night’s Ashtabula City Council meeting. The city received seven proposals for updating its master plan and zoning codes, City Manager Jim Timonere said. The city could not put any moratoriums in place without a reason, and those proposals provide that reason, he said.

2 months ago | starbeacon.com | Brian Haytcher

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2 months ago | yahoo.com | Brian Haytcher

Gov. Mike DeWine on Wednesday recognized the business advisory council helmed by the Ashtabula County Technical and Career Campus. All Ohio school districts and educational service centers have a business advisory council, which consists of school, business and community leaders, according to a press release from DeWine’s office. The councils work to ensure students’ educational opportunities align with local and state workforce needs.