At the May 1 Sylvania City Council meeting, Safety & Service Director Kevin Aller’s request to award Scott’s Quality Concrete the contract for $39,415 to replace damaged sidewalks was approved. In addition, Aller’s request to award Jim Palmer Excavating the contract for $293,872.19 for phase one of the Elden Ditch Watershed Improvement was approved. Continue reading The City Beat…
A US-23/Monroe Street public involvement meeting is scheduled for May 9 at the Northview cafeteria from 5:30 to 7:30 pm. Residents will have the opportunity to view and offer feedback for proposed plans pictured above. The city is responsible for the green space leading up to the bridge deck. The five traffic signals now in operation will be replaced by one with the reconfiguration of the current intersections. Continue reading US23/Monroe Street info meeting set
March 20 was proclaimed Jameil Aossey Day in the city of Sylvania by Mayor Craig Stough at the regular meeting of Sylvania City Council. The Southview graduate and Sylvania resident recently won a Grammy for “Best Dance/Electronic Music Album” on Feb. 5 for his work on Beyoncé’s new album “Renaissance,” a first for a local resident according to the mayor Continue reading The City Beat…Grammy winner honored
Current Sylvania City Council members Brian McCann, Lyndsey Stough, President Mark Frye, along with Doug Haynam, and Sylvania Township Trustee Neal Mahoney meet at the Board of Elections to renew their support for the Sylvania community by pulling petitions to run for re-election. Continue reading Getting ready for November
Mayor Craig Stough proclaimed March 6 as Cougarette Day in Sylvania in celebration of the Southview dance team’s Ohio State championship. The team captured first place in Pom and Jazz at the state tournament on Jan. 28. This is the team’s second state title in the past two years.
In regular business at the March 6 Sylvania City Council meeting, Sylvania’s Public Safety and Service Director Kevin Aller requested and was granted an amendment to the city’s contract with DGL Consulting Engineers for an additional $18,478 for the work performed for the Downtown Transportation Improvement project. Continue reading The City Beat…Cougarettes have their day
Sylvania City Council met on Tuesday, Feb. 21, as Feb. 20 was President’s Day.
Mayor Craig Stough began the meeting with a proclamation recognizing George France. He recently stepped down as the city of Sylvania’s representative on Sylvania Area Joint Recreation District (SAJRD). Continue reading France honored at Council meeting
At the first February Sylvania City Council meeting, Mayor Craig Stough proclaimed Feb. 6 as John Husman Day in commemoration of his 30-year tenure on the Civil Service Commission. Husman officially retired from the commission at the end of last year. Continue reading Husman honored at Council meeting
Along with the Ides of March, there will be some serious road construction beginning in the middle to the end of that month depending on the weather. Continue reading Road work ahead…
Maplewood Troop 158 Cub Scouts and their leaders led the Pledge of Allegiance to open the Jan. 17 meeting of Sylvania City Council. The scouts attended the meeting to learn about city government as they work towards earning an Arrow Light badge. Continue reading The City Beat… Retiring Clerk of Council honored
Rob and Jennifer Kasee accompanied their son, Northview senior Alex Kasee, as he received a proclamation from Mayor Craig Stough and members of Sylvania City Council at the Jan. 3 meeting. Kasee, a kicker and punter on the Wildcat football team garnered First Team All-Northern Lakes League, All District, and All-State honors as a punter. He also earned Academic All-NLL honors with a 3.5 cumulative GPA. As a junior, he earned First Team All-NLL, All-District, and All-State honors, and as a sophomore, Second Team All-NLL, and All-District as well as Honorable Mention All-State honors as a kicker. Mayor Stough also proclaimed Jan. 3 as Alex Kasee Day in the city of Sylvania. Continue reading The City Beat – Accolades given to NV football punter as city gets back to business
