Tuesday, February 12, 2013
Mayor Katherine Procop said the city would use the building for the Twinsburg Community Theatre
The Twinsburg City Council plans to purchase the old township hall from Twinsburg Township for $210,000. The city council approved the contract on Tuesday night. The township still has to approve the contract as well, but Procop said she believes the township will accept the city's offer, which was reached after a long negotiation. Procop said the city wants to buy the building, located on Ravenna Road next to the Twins Days Festival offices, so that the Twinsburg Community Theatre could use the building for storage and other purposes. Right now, the Old School is used for storage for the community theatre, Procop said.
Monday, November 12, 2012
Take a look at a breakdown of votes for and against Issue 69 by precinct.
By now everyone's probably aware that the Twinsburg Schools levy was approved on Nov. 6. The 4.9 mill levy was was approved with 6,791 votes for (54 percent) and 5,806 against (46 percent). Issue 69 passed by less than 1,000 votes. It passed by the community as a whole and in almost all precincts. According to data from the Summit County Board of Elections, only three of 16 precincts voted against the levy: Twinsburg 1-A, Twinsburg Township A and Macedonia F. You can see a breakdown of each precinct in the chart below. Even though the levy failed in Twinsburg Township A, the widest margin of victory of any precinct came from Township B. The levy was approved by a 204 vote margin. The smallest margin of victory came from Reminderville B, …
Wednesday, October 24, 2012
Akron spokesperson said only 10 homes in Twinsburg city and township were affected.
The good news for Akron Water customers in the city and township is that the water mains are back online. The bad news is the boil alert is still in effect, for now at least. Stephanie York, a spokesperson for the City of Akron, said as of Tuesday night, all the systems had been restored. However, affected residents should still boil their water until they are notified. "We will cetainly alert everyone when the boil alert will be lifted," York said. Only 10 homes in the city and township were affected by Tuesday's water main break; a far cry from the 1,000 homes in the northern part of Hudson.
Tuesday, September 4, 2012
Scott and Aprielle Myers got the keys to their new home on Thursday
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Tuesday, September 4, 2012
One Twinsburg family has a new home thanks to Habitat for Humanity of Summit County. Scott and Aprielle Myers, along with their sons Sean and Jason, were given the keys to a new home on Cambridge Street in Twinsburg Township. The home was dedicated on Aug. 30 thanks to the hardwork and efforts of many volunteers and sponsors. Habitat for Humanity of Summit County has built over 165 homes for qualified, low-income families since 1987. This is its third home built in Twinsburg Township.
Wednesday, August 29, 2012
New contract charges township a flat fee over the next three years
Editor's note: This story was updated at 3:12 p.m. After what some city council members considered a long process, the city and township have finally reached an agreement for emergency services contract. City council unanimously approved a three year contract with Twinsburg Township, providing fire and EMS service for a flat fee each year. Law Director Dave Maistros said the township will pay $552,000 ($46,000 per month) the first year, $563,000 ($47,000 per month) the second year and $574,000 ($48,000 per month) the final year. The previous contract expired Dec. 31, 2011, and the city has been providing emergency services without a set contract since January. Under the new agreement the township will backlog payments from the start of the…
Tuesday, June 5, 2012
The waste removal and recycling company celebrated the opening of its new Twinsburg facility Monday
It's a stinky job and somebody's got to do it. But at least they're doing it in Twinsburg. Kimble Companies celebrated the opening of its second recycling facility with a ribbon cutting ceremony in Twinsburg Township on Monday. President Keith Kimble said his company acquired the 8500 Chamberlin Road property in 2001 and had most of the building finished in 2007. "It took us a few years to get the permits," Kimble said. The facility might not have even come to Twinsburg had Scott Walter, the business development director, not taken a wrong turn. "Just by chance we came down State Route 82 and turned on Chamberlin Road," Walter said. It was the right place at the right time. "This is the perfect piece of property," Walter said. What started…
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