| Franklin not feeling the butterflies for Buckeyes (The Massillon Independent) |
| Being a former University of Michigan quarterback alone, the week of the Ohio State game still resonates long since Dennis Franklin left Ann Arbor in the spring of 1975. Being a University of Michigan quarterback from Ohio, that has just made the week even bigger for the former Massillon Tiger standout. As the Wolverines and Buckeyes prepare for their 105th meeting this Saturday in Columbus, ... |
| 11/19/2008 |
| Franklin County Board to accept bids (Benton Evening News) |
| Franklin County Board members heard bids for rural signs and posts and a wheel loader during Monday’s committee meetings. County engineer Mike Rolla said four participants submitted bids for rural road signs and posts last week. The low bid for posts was from Allied Municipal Supply of Taylorville, at a cost of $92,659.39, Rolla said. Rocal Inc. of Frankfort, Ohio, was the low bidder for ... |
| 11/18/2008 |
| Business newsmakers (The Standard-Times) |
| The Association for Imaging and Information Management's New England Chapter will hold its 40th anniversary luncheon from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Dec. 3 at the UMass Club, 225 Franklin St., 33rd floor, Boston. Featured speakers will be John Mancini, president... |
| 11/22/2008 |
| Recent real estate transactions (Sedalia Democrat) |
| Nov. 13 Jeremy B. and Ashley L. Glover to Joshua Harrington, La Monte Hall, lot 12, block 3. Nov. 14 •Nolan D. and Peggy L. Sparks to Roy A. Jr. and Janean Dietzman, Cambridge County Estates, Phase 3, lot 6; •Tiger Land and Property LLC to Jamie Dale and Beth Ann Henke, West View Addition, lots 11-13, block 1; •Timothy and Cathy Wheeler to Ronald G. and Carol Ann Jobe, Heards Addition, lots ... |
| 11/21/2008 |
| Use higher fee to help housing, McNamara says (The Toledo Blade) |
| Toledo Councilman Joe McNamara weighed in yesterday on a proposal by Lucas Commissioner Pete Gerken to raise the county's real estate conveyance fee by 33 percent - asking him to consider directing the added money to help the housing industry instead of the Lucas County Improvement Corp. "Housing is economic development," Mr. McNamara said during a news conference. "The bottom line is that the ... |
| 11/22/2008 |
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