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toledoblade.com | Debbie Rogers
A moratorium on marijuana dispensaries in Perrysburg will continue into the fall. Tuesday’s 5-2 city council vote to continue the moratorium until Oct. 8 comes on the heels of weeks of discussion about allowing dispensaries for medical and recreational marijuana use. Before the vote, Councilman Tim McCarthy said a longer extension is needed due to council only meeting once a month in July and August. The current moratorium extension expires May 7.
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toledoblade.com | Debbie Rogers
Several city and county law enforcement officials said they are squarely in support of a Rossford roundabout. At Monday’s meeting, after hearing from the sheriff and police and fire chiefs, city council voted 5-0 to support a $2.6 million roundabout at the State Rt. 65, Glenwood Road, and Bergin Street intersection. The city’s portion is estimated at $1.6 million.
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toledoblade.com | Debbie Rogers
A Northwood Council committee is exploring whether chickens may come home to roost in the city. Allowing chickens at residences was discussed at Thursday’s service committee meeting. Kevin Laughlin, city administrator, said the increase in the popularity of raising chickens and having eggs prompted the discussion. “The administration is recommending we look at some of these regional ordinances that cover the keeping and storing of chickens at people’s residences,” he said.
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toledoblade.com | Debbie Rogers
Northwood City Council has officially turned down a $2.9 million grant to help construct a roundabout at Woodville and Lemoyne roads. The city had been awarded the grant through the Toledo Metropolitan Area Council of Governments. At Thursday’s meeting Council President Randy Kozina said all the councilmen were present, and a resolution on the agenda, which was to support the project, should go directly to an emergency vote. “We’ve talked it to death,” he said.
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toledoblade.com | Debbie Rogers
If only the walls could talk in this little green mint jewel of a house. John Kosztak and Tori Mendoza are reluctantly selling their home at 7149 Wales Rd. in Northwood after 15 years of lovingly living in it and investing thousands of dollars in improvements and renovations. Mr. Kosztak said the house — which still has its original woodwork, lead-glass windows, crown molding, glass doorknobs, and built-ins — was constructed in 1923 and was at one point a speakeasy.
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