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Council Improved The Ordinance
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Tonight, Troy City Council will discuss—and likely vote on—Ordinance O-32-2026. The meeting begins at 7:00 p.m. in Council Chambers.
This ordinance has taken a long path. It has been debated at Council me...
Bethel Township’s Recent Audit Has Findings for Recovery
Last month, the Ohio Auditor of State released the latest audit for Bethel Township, which covers years 2022 and 2023. The audit showed something that most local governments try to avoid - a number of findings for recovery. In other words,...
The Story of Teddy
Things have been pretty heavy around here lately. Our local governments have been wrestling with big, serious stuff — homelessness, recalls, giant data centers. All of it is racing toward our communities like a freight train. So today, we’r...
Deep Brief: Which School District Delivers the Best Value in Miami County?
Vol. IV, No. 116 - Let’s Dive Into School District Report Cards
The Ohio Department of Education and Workforce recently released its 2025–2026 report cards for public school districts across the state. The reports give parents and resident...
How To Get Rid of an Old Building
Vol. IV, No. 115 - The City’s Two Track Strategy to Get Rid of a Pole Barn
Back in the spring of 2025, the City of Troy bought a piece of land next to Herrlinger Park. The land sits in a tight spot, squeezed between the CSX railroad tracks...
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