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The Vices Troy Wants to Keep Out
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Today, this publication continues to look at Troy’s proposed Unified Development Code in advance of upcoming discussions by both the City’s Planning Commission and the City Council.
The code does more than reorg...
Could a Data Center Come to Troy?
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On Friday, this publication finally received the draft version of Troy’s proposed Unified Development Code. The public has been waiting a long time for this document. On June 18, the Planning Commission...
Ohio's General Assembly Punts on Data Centers For Now
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It’s not a matter of if, but when the Ohio General Assembly will finally put guardrails around the explosion of data centers across the state. Many were hoping this week could be that week, but those...
The Hot Summer of 1986
Vol. IV, No. 20 - Forty Years Ago This Week, Our Town Changed Forever
Forty years ago this week, Troy woke up to a reality many residents still insist could never happen here. Many people who live here now have never heard this story, or o...
It's Time to Ask A Council Member Again!
Vol. IV, No. 20 - Council Members Quarterly Meeting to Be Held Saturday
Back in 2017, Council Member Todd Severt and I ran for City Council with a desire to improve communications between city hall and the residents we serve. Part of that...
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