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1 week ago |
wcpo.com | Sue Kiesewetter
LIBERTY TOWNSHIP, Ohio — Construction of a Liberty Twp. roundabout on Millikin Road will close its intersection with the north leg of Lesourdsville-West Chester Road beginning Tuesday. “We had this roundabout in mind when we started down the road with the other roundabout (Millikin Road, Lesourdsville-Wester Road and Pinckney Trail),” said Greg Wilkens, Butler County engineer. That roundabout opened in 2021.
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1 week ago |
journal-news.com | Sue Kiesewetter
That roundabout open in 2021. Both roundabouts were planned because of increasing congestion and accidents – including a pedestrian death in 2021, Wilkens said. “We do (roundabouts) for two reasons – safety and increasing capacity. As Liberty Twp. has grown there’s more traffic,’’ Wilkens said. “Roundabouts are the No. 1 tool in our toolbox.
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2 weeks ago |
journal-news.com | Sue Kiesewetter
The added space is allowing the company to offer its first Better Worklife Career Center, said Cathi Canfield, vice president of operations/talent experience. It’s (worklife center) actually the first of its kind in the country for Employbridge. Fairfield is getting the best of the best that Employbridge has to offer,” Canfield said. “We’re the largest light industrial staffing provider in the nation. It’s a pretty big deal for us to open this center,” added Tim Devine, regional vice president.
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2 weeks ago |
mahoningmatters.com | Sue Kiesewetter
May 22-Republic Wire Inc. is moving its headquarters for warehousing, distribution, and office operations into a newly constructed building in West Chester Twp. The move, officials said, is to make more room for the company's manufacturing operations at its 400,000 square-foot facility on Union Centre Boulevard, about two miles away from its new headquarters on Princeton-Glendale Road. The company also leases a 125,000 square-foot facility on Dues Drive.
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2 weeks ago |
journal-news.com | Sue Kiesewetter
The major work on the $3.6 million renovation begins June 27 – the day after the Cassette Junkies play the last concert of the 2025 season, said Mike Huxsoll, the township’s community services director. The work includes construction a new, larger, covered stage on the opposite side of the square from the existing stage. That will improve sound and viewing, allow more events in inclement weather, and includes space to put a screen on the stage for viewing parties or similar events.
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