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VOL.3 ISSUE 10


The most scenic Sporting Clays Range in Ohio In the heart of the utica shale country. Forget the golf clubs...get out the shotgun and break some clays this winter! Open to the public. Enjoy a day filled with fun, beautiful scenery, great shooting and relaxation year round.

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welcome

...to Belmont County

St. Clairsville Area Chamber of Commerce

TEXT S22339 TO 40691 FOR MEMBER BENEFITS!

SERVING PROGRESS IN INDUSTRY, BUSINESS & COMMUNITY The Chamber is what you make of it. • Business After Hours • Monthly Luncheons

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740-695-9623 www.stcchamber.com

133 E. Main Street • St. Clairsville, OH 43950

Offshore Energy Vital To Manufacturing, Energy Security By ENERGY TOMORROW BLOG on March 25, 2016 The Obama administration’s decision last week to eliminate the Atlantic from the next federal offshore leasing plan is a step backward for American energy policy. Despite bipartisan support in Congress and from voters in coastal states, the administration is doubling down on a shortsighted policy that keeps 87 percent of federally controlled offshore acreage off limits to energy exploration. Start Saving TODAY!

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Anyone who lives, works, attends school or worships in Belmont, Jefferson or Harrison County is eligible to join Softite Community Federal Credit Union.

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Expanding access to America’s energy resources – both offshore and onshore – is vital to our future energy security and economic growth. Oil production in the western Gulf of Mexico – one of the few locations where offshore exploration is allowed – is projected to reach 1.9 million barrels per day by 2017, accounting for 21 percent of total U.S. crude oil production. It’s critical that the Interior Department’s final 2017-2022 leasing plan maintains maximum opportunities here, in Alaska’s Cook Inlet, and in Alaska’s Beaufort and Chukchi seas, which contain more technically recoverable oil and natural gas than the Atlantic and Pacific coasts combined, according to estimates. The economic impact of federal decisions on resource access extends well beyond the oil and natural gas industry. Affordable U.S. energy has spurred an American manufacturing renaissance, reducing power and


materials costs for producers of steel, chemicals, refined fuels, plastics, fertilizers and numerous other products. Manufacturing accounts for more than 30 percent of U.S. energy consumption, and industry leaders are speaking out about the impact the administration’s offshore policy could have on their future: “For manufacturing to succeed, access to reliable and affordable energy is essential. Although our oil and natural gas production has been a boon for manufacturing growth and productivity in recent years, this misguided plan has the opposite effect, hurting our competitiveness, the ability to create jobs and economic growth.” – National Association of Manufacturers “This marks the third time in as many years that [the Interior Department] has withdrawn or withheld from development major portions of the OCS. Its approach will harm American manufacturers who rely on secure and affordable supplies of energy in order to compete in global markets. … A supply strategy that includes OCS energy will support the manufacturing renaissance taking place in the United States.”

To maintain our position as the world’s leading oil and natural gas producer, we need more access to our energy resources, not less. The administration’s misguided policy stunts the safe and responsible path to securing the domestic energy supplies needed for future energy security and economic growth. By Jack Gerard Originally posted March 23, 2016 Read More online at: http://breakingenergy.com/2016/03/25/ offshore-energy-vital-to-manufacturing-energy-security/

– American Chemistry Council

welcome

...to Carroll County

Carroll County Chamber of Commerce

Carroll County Chamber not only supports the oil and gas industry but all economic development for the county. Carroll County leads the state in producing wells and accounts for one third of the production as of the third quarter. The Chamber promotes local events and works with its members to help grow their business and network with other businesses. The Chamber is what you make of it. Some of our programs are Business after Hours, monthly luncheons, Business to Business Expo, revolving loan program, and education opportunities.

Text S21684 to 40691 for member benefits! Contact Chamber today at 330-627-4811 and ask for Amy. The Oil and Gas Industry is booming as well as the local tourism attractions. For more information on events visit us at:

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www.candlewoodsuites.com 1296 Canton Road NW • Carrollton, Ohio 44615 Candlewood Suites is minutes from I 77, located in Carrollton, Candlewood Suites gives you the amenities that make you feel at home. Fully-equipped suites, room to spread out, space to work and space to relax. • All rooms are tastefully appointed with kitchens

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90110 Heaston Rd. Bowerston, Ohio It’s all here! Nested among trees and landscaping is this beautiful cedar raised ranch w/3 bedrooms, 3 baths & 162 acres of tons of enjoyment. Call for details! NEW PRICE! $225,000

9051 Reef Rd NE, Kensington, OH 44427

928 Overlook Lane Carrollton, Ohio 44615

New construction w/3 BRs + 3 full BAs, Large kitchen w/eating bar + glass tiled back splash-formal DR, Great room-1st. floor laundryFinished LL w/FR, full bath + tons of storage-Covered deck overlooking large back yard.

Home on 38.14 acres. 6,053 sq. ft. Grand foyer, stone FP, indoor pond. Kitchen w/cherry cabinets, corian counter-tops and state of the art center island! Sunroom. Great room features 23’ cathedral ceilings w/floor to ceiling windows. Loft area above FP. Bar. Large master BR! Master BA features granite counter tops, a marble walk-in shower, and a heated spa tub. Geothermal heat, a detached garage, barn, a stocked lake. $875,000

$208,000 JoAnn Clark Barbara Truman 330.323.3362 330.627.6910 www.cutlerhomes.com/btruman joannclark@cutlerhomes.com

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Carrollton Office 704 Canton Road NW Carrollton, OH 44615

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CANTON $625,000 COLONIAL, SINGLE FAMILY - CANTON, OH

CANTON $582,000 RANCH,VILLA, SINGLE FAMILY - CANTON,

Brick Georgian, 1.05 acre, cul-de-sac lot in Foxchase Hills. 6,200 total SF, 5 BRs, 6.5 BAs, w/finished walkout lower level. Formal living & dining rooms; family room w/FP, kitchen, first floor study, master bedroom, bath & walk-in closet. BR 5, full BA & living area. Finished walkout lower level provides Rec room. Terraced patios overlook in-ground saltwater pool. Four car garage with basement access. This is a great home TEXT OH3782138 to 40691 More Photos

OHOn Glenmoor’s 13th hole! Ranch, LL approx. 4,200 sqft, 4 BRs, & 3 full BAs. Open floor plan, entry foyer; great room w/stone FP; dining area; kitchen, breakfast room, breakfast bar. Great room. 1st floor study, 1st floor master suite w/2 walk-in closets & glamour BA. 1st floor BR & BA. LL, 2 BRs, Jack-&-Jill BA. Recreation room, wine bar, & game area LL. 4 car heated garage. Landscaping & snow removal is handled for you! TEXT OH3762825 to 40691 More Photos

CANTON $429,000 COLONIAL, SINGLE FAMILY - CANTON, OH

CANTON SINGLE FAMILY IN CANTON

Christina Spurr

William Burnette

Mary-Margare Evans

First floor master suite has all the amenities you could hope for...including its own washer & dryer, updated BA w/granite tops & extra closet space. Lower level, unfinished family room with a fireplace and wet bar, a large bedroom/office and a full bath, and a separate entrance from the garage for privacy for your visitors or family. Brick patios and walkways add to the character and ambiance. New windows throughout October 201 TEXT OH3761370 to 40691 More Photos

(330)904-0919

Mary-Margare Evans

$374,900

Overlooks Brookside Golf Course. Newer Anderson windows, custom shutters & Owningss Corning 40 year scalloped shingle roof. Kitchen w/stainless steel appliances. Laundry room w/Corian countertops. 2 Lennox furnaces & 2 C/A conditioners for total zoning comfort. Newly paved drive. Gutter guards (except garage). Carriage garage doors w/key pad entry. Granite FR FP. Alarm system. Quiet, dead end street. Jackson Local School TEXT OH3760866 to 40691 More Photos

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FINISHED LOWER LEVEL Newly constructed ranch home in the Overlook Village Development at the edge of Carrollton. 3 bedrooms, 3 baths w/great room & formal dining room. Covered porch off the dining room overlooks the 1/2 acre lot. Lower Level w/approx. 1000 additional sq ft is finished w/family room w/walk-out onto a patio, full bath, and plenty of storage. TEXT OH3764503 to 40691 More Photos Barbara Truman

on this 14 1/2 Acre+ all brick ranch home that surrounds you with woods. This roomy 4 bdrms + 2 1/2 baths awaits you. New flooring thru-out. Updates include furnace, water softener, dishwasher & more.Great room w/frpl + large fmly room w/free standing fireplace. Back deck for entertaining. Detached garage. Approx. 5 minutes to Atwood Lake. Approx. 20-25 minutes to Canton. TEXT HH1266 to 40691 More Photos

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Julie Kaszyca

(330)491-2765

CANTON $349,900 C O N T E M P O R A RY / M O D E R N , R A N C H ,

SINGLE FAMILY - CANTON, OH Views of Lake Cable, residential community along the shores of a 150 acre lake, over 700 homes. Over 4,200 sq ft, 3 BR/2.5 BA, updated kitchen, newer cherry cabinets, granite counters, ceramic tiled floor, center island w/granite breakfast bar & newer appliances. 3 sty family room newer, floor to ceiling, Sitting rm, stone, gas FP. TEXT OH3766498 to 40691 More Photos Zelda Ensign

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CARROLLTON $269,900 SINGLE FAMILY IN CARROLLTON Contemporary

updates throughout the whole house. Open, spacious Great Room flaunts wood floors, stone fireplace w/wood burning insert. Gourmet Kitchen, granite counter tops, under mount lighting, SS appliances, walk in pantry & Laundry Room. Formal Dining Room & Living Room. First floor BR. 4th BR is currently converted to walk in closet. Finished lower level w/multiple closets. Situated on 3.8 private acres just on the outside of town! TEXT OH3785273 to 40691 More Photos

CANTON SINGLE

CANTON, OH Meadows of Nobles Pond. Kitchen w/ Schrock cabinetry, welcoming great room, dramatic two story living room with full wall of windows. Finished lower level features a rec room, large walk-in closet and plenty of storage space. I beam construction, zoned heating and cooling, irrigation system, heated driveway, two level patio and pond with waterfall.Extensive landscaping. A truly magnificent home! TEXT OH3784295 to 40691 More Photos

Perry’s most desired neighborhoods, Sippo Lake, 3 woodburning/gas logs FPs, 3 car heated garage. Sunken great room, Amish built bookcases in FLR, music room, master w/dual vanities, jet tub/separate shower, walk in closet, FDR, kitchen w/loads of counter space, french doors leading to deck from dinette. 3 BRs, multiple closets, pantry for storage. Flexible floor plan . Be the first to schedule a private showing! TEXT OH3788588 to 40691 More Photos

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CARROLLTON $194,900 WHAT TO LIVE IN THE COUNTRY? Awesome

country home that rests on 2.1 acres. 3 bdrms + 2 1/2 bathsCompletely rebuilt in the interior. Custom kitchen-Beautiful hardwood floors-24x32 det. garage +20x24 det. garageMineral rights to transfer. Add’l 5 A. are available to purchase. TEXT OH3785577 to 40691 More Photos

Barbara Truman

CANTON $224,900 COLONIAL, SINGLE FAMILY - CANTON, OH

(330)627-6910

CANTON

$179,900

RANCH, SINGLE FAMILY - CANTON, OH Cul de sac, fully applianced, Updated kitchen, eating area. Fireplaced FR leads to the office. Master suite, walk in closet, 1st floor laundry. Trex ramp to rear slider makes the home handicap accessible. Eastpointe ammenities walking path. Security system w/Time Warner. This home offers a 12 month HSA home warranty to the buyer upon closing. Fabulous value!!! TEXT OH3762956 to 40691 More Photos June Harvey

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CANTON $179,000 SINGLE FAMILY, CONTEMPORARY/MODERN - CANTON, OH Impeccably maintained Eastpointe

home on a quiet cul-de-sac, 3,327 total sqft, 3-4 BRs, 2.5 BAs. Open foyer, FLR, DRs, FR has built-ins plus stone wall w/FP. Kitchen, all appliances, eat-in area, island w/serving bar. First floor laundry room (washer/dryer included), MBR offers multiple closets, private full BA. Approx 750 sqft in bsmt! Convenient location to neighborhood walking path & playground, too! TEXT OH3785300 to 40691 More Photos

Mary-Margare Evans

CARROLLTON $159,900 SINGLE FAMILY IN CARROLLTON Victorian

home. Kitchen w/reproduction cook stove, center island w/granite top, undermount sink. 1st floor laundry, butlers pantry, library, FDR, additional living suite w/full BA, kitchenette. Newer windows, 2 car garage, metal roof in October 2015, freshly painted exterior. 4 BRs, 2 full BAs on 2nd level features sitting area, back staircase, full attic. Genuine wrought iron fence imported from Germany. TEXT OH3785487 to 40691 More Photos

JoAnn Clark

(330)323-3362

CANTON SINGLE FAMILY, CANTON, OH 2 story

$174,900 CONVENTIONAL -

updates done throughout. LR opens into FDR, Kitchen all appliances, dinette area. FR, gas burning FP. Optional first or second floor Master Suite! BR on the first floor, BA, upstairs 3 additional BRs (some w/new carpet & paint), another Master Suite option w/BR, MBA updated! LL rec room! All windows except for 3 updated, roof (2008), furnace (2006), & water heater (2015). Come view today! TEXT OH3787863 to 40691 More Photos

Julie Kaszyca

(330)491-2765

CANTON $155,000 TOWNHOUSE, CONDOMINIUM - CANTON, OH Townhouse condo in Meyers Lake! Completely reno-

vated. Open kitchen, 3 total newer BAs, a first floor bedroom changed into a formal dining room open to the kitchen, a main level powder room converted from a full bath but the plumbing was left. Don’t miss this one! Very uptown condo for the fortunate Buyer that desires a turnkey product. Enjoy the Lake and the Clubhouse! Close to all amenities. TEXT OH3782802 to 40691 More Photos

Zelda Ensign

(330)418-5110

CANTON $159,900 COLONIAL, SINGLE FAMILY - CANTON, OH 3

BR, 3 NS colonial nestled in established Plain Township community. Upstairs bedrooms, master that offers a full bath w/walk-in closet. The open floor plan guides you through spacious living and family room areas. Enjoy meals in the charming eat-in kitchen overlooking the newer durable composite deck. The backyard is fenced and private. The large finished basement is great for entertaining. Welcome to your new home! TEXT OH3782052 to 40691 More Photos

Erica Britton

(330)668-4742

CANTON $154,900 SPLIT LEVEL, SINGLE FAMILY - CANTON, OH Beautiful 3 bedroom, 2 full bath, home in Plain Local. Features include 2 car attached garage, 19x16 enclosed sun room, large yard, gorgeous hardwood floors, eat in kitchen, 23x11 living room, 21x12 family room with gas fireplace, and a 12x11 room that can be used as a 4th bedroom. This home is a must see. Call today! TEXT OH3759586 to 40691 More Photos

Julie Rearick

(330)418-7452

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CARROLLTON $149,900 SINGLE FAMILY IN CARROLLTON 2 story home

CANTON $144,900 BI-LEVEL, SINGLE FAMILY - CANTON, OH 3

JoAnn Clark

Jean Wackerly

upgrades throughout. 3 BR, 2 BA, MBR w/walk-in closet. Kitchen heart of the home! Solid wood cabinets, pantry, w/granite counter tops. GE Profile appliances, Advantium microwave oven. Natural gas heat w/central air, reasonable utilities. Stamped steel roof w/warranty. Detached garage w/finished upstairs bonus room. Insulated, water, drywall, steel roof. Walking distance to school, church, library & shopping . TEXT OH3691516 to 40691 More Photos

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CANTON $139,900 COLONIAL, SINGLE FAMILY - CANTON, OH

Custom built in 2008. Many updates. Kitchen has been updated, first floor laundry and mud room with built-in storage bench. Nine foot ceilings are on both the 1st and 2nd floors. The basement is plumbed for bath. The bedrooms offer great walk-in closets. This home is perfect for anyone who wants the very best of city-living! TEXT OH3755071 to 40691 More Photos

Julie Kaszyca

(330)491-2765

CARROLLTON

$139,900

BR, 1.5 BA home with lake rights on Lake Cable. Rec room in LLl. 3 car attached garage offers extra storage space. 3 season room off of dining room, Whole house Pella windows (2004), siding, soffits, downspouts replaced (2005), new roof w/30year shingles (2011), exterior lighting all new (2015). Convenient location. Jackson Local School District. Walking distance to Lake Cable beach, clubhouse. Lake Cable lake rights! TEXT OH3768420 to 40691 More Photos

BRICK HOME Brick ranch, 3 BRTs, 2 BAs,living room that L shapes into a formal dining room. Come & escaped to the newly renovated Lower Level that adds 383 square footage that includes large family room, office, kitchenette and full bath + tons of storage. Enjoy the 10 x 28 patio in back for those barbecues and gatherings. Additional vacant lot is available size 100x175. Refer to MLS#3703400. What a great home to come home to...Call for a personalized tour. TEXT OH3703400 to 40691 More Photos

CARROLLTON $132,000 SINGLE FAMILY IN CARROLLTON A choice

CANTON $129,900 BUNGALOW, SINGLE FAMILY - CANTON, OH

(330)417-8649

neighborhood and a great brick ranch makes this an appealing home. The 3 BR, 2 BA also has an office/den with it’s own private entrance. Some hardwood floors, main level laundry and much more to see. large 100x150 flat lot and patio and outbuilding for all of the extras. Possible rec room with fireplace in lower level for additional sq. ft. A must see! Home warranty included. TEXT OH3789767 to 40691 More Photos

Barbara Truman

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Barbara Truman

(330)627-6910

3734 Edgehill! Well maintained Bungalow, Over 1700 sq ft in Plain Twp. Many updates. Foyer leads to FR w/WBFP! Kitchen includes all appliances, opened into DR area w/eat in bar available (most of which as been done in the past 5 yrs). Upstairs 2 BRs, full BA that was remodeled. Main level, MBR & additional BR, full BA w/updates. LL has a great rec room. Windows new in 2007, garage doors in 2015, furnace 2013, roof 2009. TEXT OH3791354 to 40691 More Photos

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CANTON $128,500 RANCH, SINGLE FAMILY - CANTON, OH Nothing to do but just move right in. Kitchen/dinette, living room w/bayed window, 3 BRs. Lower level rec room with fireplace, full bath. Cover patio overlooks backyard. Roof, furnace, water heater, windows have all been updated. Two car attached garage has newer garage door and pull down stairs to attic storage space. This home is a gem! TEXT OH3788454 to 40691 More Photos

Julie Kaszyca

(330)491-2765

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LEESVILLE LAKE Charming year round home at Leesville Lake! 2-3 BRs, 1 1/2 BAs, open floor concept, relax in the living room around the fireplace. Lower level, family room w/free-standing fireplace, walk-out to enclosed Florida room leads to patio & firepit. Wrap around deck views of Leesville Lake. Short walk to the beach & docks. Dock is also transferred in sale-must see this one! Reserve to seller all oil and gas underlying the premises. TEXT OH3779239 to 40691 More Photos Barbara Truman

(330)627-6910

CANTON $119,900 BUNGALOW, SINGLE FAMILY - CANTON, OH

Adorable 3 bedroom 2 bath home in Market Heights. Large family room and formal dining room with beautiful hardwood floors. From the dining room, French doors open to an cozy sunroom. The kitchen offers an abundance of cabinets, and a window over the sink looking out to the backyard. Second floor offers an updated bath, and three bedrooms with beautiful hardwood floors. Call today to view. TEXT OH3748224 to 40691 More Photos

Julie Rearick

(330)418-7452

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Carrollton Office 704 Canton Road NW Carrollton, OH 44615

www.cutlerhomes.com | 330-627-0727

CANTON $117,900 CONDOMINIUM, CAPE COD - CANTON, OH

Barrington Place condo! Open floor plan w/cathedral ceiling & gas FP in the great room. Bamboo floors throughout great room, dinning, kitchen areas. Updated kitchen, First floor laudry conveniently located off kit. Garage offers built in cabinets, pull down stairs to attic. Owners suite, walk in closet. Office walks up to loft area, second full bath, walk in closet. Enjoy pool and clubhouse and extra parking area. TEXT OH3788431 to 40691 More Photos

Julie Kaszyca

(330)491-2765

CANTON $104,900 BUNGALOW, SINGLE FAMILY - CANTON, OH

CANTON

$109,900

RANCH, SINGLE FAMILY - CANTON, OH Perry Township. 2 BRs w/walk through closet. Family room w/wood flooring, fireplace lead into the dining room area. Enclosed porch, Newer roof, soffits, downspouts & gutters. One car attached garage, additional 2 car detached garage! A great space for storage or to work on cars. Three parcels are included with this property. Enjoy the abundance of land which offers fruit trees and blueberry bushes. Come see this home today! TEXT OH3784013 to 40691 More Photos Julie Kaszyca

(330)491-2765

CANTON $99,900 TUDOR, SINGLE FAMILY - CANTON, OH

CANTON $109,000 BUNGALOW,CAPE COD,RANCH, SINGLE FAMILY - CANTON, OH Welcome to 1114 22nd St

NE! One owner very well cared for all brick, living room w/FP. 2 BRs on the main level. Main level rounds out w/formal dining room, full bath, eat-in kitchen. Upper level, bedroom w/sitting area, tons of storage, desk built in. Fenced backyard from the rear porch onto the cement patio which features a gas line to an outdoor grill. TEXT OH3782270 to 40691 More Photos

Polly Lorenzo

(330)354-7014

CANTON $84,900 BUNGALOW, SINGLE FAMILY - CANTON, OH

New carpet in the first floor BR 2016, all but 2 rooms in the house are freshly painted 2016, ceiling fans, crown molding, ,tray ceilings. New garage door 2009, New central air 2008, New hot water tank 2015. 800 ft deck off back door, storage underneath! Over-sized garage Recreation room in the basement! So many personal touches that make this house a home! Move in & relax knowing you have a warranty on your new home! TEXT OH3788617 to 40691 More Photos

Gorgeous 3 bedroom 2 bath home in Historic Ridgewood. Beautifully updated kitchen with adorable breakfast nook and hardwood floors. Large family room and formal dining room with an abundance of natural light. Cozy sunroom overlooks the backyard which features several perennials, cement patio, storage shed and a 2 car detached garage. Call today to view. TEXT OH3778837 to 40691 More Photos

(330)418-7452

This well cared for 1.5 story in Plain Township features that rare &often sought after fourth BR: 2 BRs on the main level, two bedrooms on the second! Additional value can be found in the three season’s garden room, the full basement, single car garage, and the additional storage building. Sellers recent updates include: vinyl replacement windows (04), vinyl siding (04), vinyl trimmed porch (04), roof (04), and retaining wall. TEXT OH3757975 to 40691 More Photos

CANTON $84,900 RANCH, SINGLE FAMILY - CANTON, OH Brick

CANTON $84,900 BUNGALOW, SINGLE FAMILY - CANTON, OH

CANTON $79,000 BUNGALOW, SINGLE FAMILY - CANTON, OH

Diann Stalder

(330)806-4796

ranch that looks good inside and out! Gleaming wood floors throughout the first floor. Kitchen and dinette combination. Bedrooms with double closets, attached garage, A/C, first floor full bath and half bath in the basement off of the large rec room with knotty pine paneling. Partially fenced-in back yard. Shows well. Agent owned. TEXT OH3769720 to 40691 More Photos

Timothy Beck

CARROLLTON $74,900 SINGLE FAMILY IN CARROLLTON Lake front cot-

tage at Leesville Lake. 2 BRs, 1 BA, all appliances. Roof w/2 skylights, siding, windows. 200 amp electric. Free standing woodburner & window A/C! 1000 ac of lake. Plus acres of public hunting ground nearby. in Association fee: dock fee, road assessment, trash, security, water, road maintenance. Outdoor paradise! TEXT OH3693765 to 40691 More Photos

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Attractive Canton South bungalow with great curb appeal. Living and dining rooms have beautiful original hardwood floor and solid wood trim, updated bathroom, kitchen has updated cabinets, 2 bedrooms up and 1 on main floor with new carpet in bedrooms, hi-eff furnace, 2 car garage and A/C. Shows beautifully. Agent Owned. TEXT OH3784316 to 40691 More Photos

Timothy Beck

CARROLLTON

$74,900

SINGLE FAMILY IN CARROLLTON Escape to the lake! lake front home, seasonal or year round living. 3 bedroom 1 bath w/all kitchen appliances plus washer & dryer included! lliving room has lots of windows for great views of the lake! Enjoy evenings on the covered back porch w/BBQ on your brick outdoor grill! Situated on 2 lots. complete w/2 storage sheds. TEXT OH3789065 to 40691 More Photos JoAnn Clark

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Zelda Ensign

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Bungalow! Kitchen, backyard, Updated kitchen, fenced in backyard will make you want to call this home. You can enjoy entertaining or peace & quiet in your enclosed porch. Updates : Roof 2004, Hot water tank 2009, dishwasher 2014, refrigerator, oven, water softener 2008 all new PVC plumbing 2013, Bath/kitchen remodel 2010. Utilities are extremely reasonable! And then there is the convenient location. TEXT OH3770992 to 40691 More Photos

Christina Spurr

CARROLLTON

(330)904-0919

$72,000

SINGLE FAMILY IN CARROLLTON Spacious 2 story century with 3 to 4 bedrooms and 2 full bathrooms. Large dining room, bonus room, first floor bedroom and bath. Newer higher efficient gas furnace and electric hot water tank. Two car detached garage. Walk to school, shopping, restaurants, library and church! TEXT OH3753246 to 40691 More Photos JoAnn Clark

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CANTON $67,900 BUNGALOW, SINGLE FAMILY - CANTON, OH

4 bedroom bungalow in a great location! This home features; living room, eat in kitchen, dinette area, 2 BRs, full bath on the 1st floor. The second floor, 2 BRs w/1/2 BA in between them for convenience. Plenty of room to make a recreation room in the full size basement. Other features; detached garage, fenced back yard, whole house fan and new carpet. Relax on the enclosed sun room with a book or good company! TEXT OH3751869 to 40691 More Photos

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CANTON $63,900 COLONIAL, SINGLE FAMILY - CANTON, OH

CARROLLTON

$66,900

SINGLE FAMILY IN CARROLLTON Get something extra with the bonus room in this bungalow. 936-SF home convenient to schools and shopping. Offers 2 bedrooms with new laminate flooring, 1 bathroom, spacious living room with carpeting, basement laundry, eat-in kitchen with laminate flooring, refrigerator, dishwasher, porch, 1 car garage. Seller is offering an HSA home warranty. TEXT OH3778571 to 40691 More Photos Janice Fleming

CANTON

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$55,000

Move in ready home on corner lot, easy walk to McKinley park & short drive to I-77, Rt 62. Floor plan delivers 4 BEs w/1.5 BAs, living areas with lots of natural light, beautiful natural woodwork and hardwood floors throughout the first level, new carpet and paint, sunny kitchen with new counter tops and laminate flooring, bonus room, mudroom and an attached 1 car garage. Roof replaced in 2014, High efficiency furnace 2014. TEXT OH3772896 to 40691 More Photos

SINGLE FAMILY IN CANTON 4 BR, 3 BA colonial in Canton. Eat in kitchen spills intodining room. Living room has a door to the backyard patio, 4 BRs. Master bedroom own half bath. Laundry on the second floor. This a short sale and the price is subject to bank approval. The home was a newer roof, furnace (2010), Air Conditioning (2007), and Water Softener. It has a new shed and fence and has been recently insulated. Start your own memories in this ready to move in home. TEXT OH3766586 to 40691 More Photos

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High ceilings. Original woodwork & built-ins.FP w/gas. Custom iron staircase railing. Elegant custom window treatments. Main BA w/jetted tub. Modern first-floor BA. Partially finished bsmt w/kitchenette area. Third floor could be easily finished for additional living space.2-car garage. Roof appears to be in good condition.To be sold as-is. Buyer will need to have utilities turned on at their expense for any inspections. TEXT OH3778379 to 40691 More Photos

David Lyngholm

Spacious well maintained 3 bedroom home within minutes of highway access. The main level features a formal dining room, large living room and kitchen with plenty of cabinet and counter space with breakfast nook. Upstairs you’ll find 3 nice sized bedrooms with plenty of closet space. A few other features you’ll enjoy include a full detached 2 car garage with electricity, updated windows and a fenced in backyard. TEXT OH3766075 to 40691 More Photos

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SINGLE FAMILY IN CARROLLTON Century home with potential! Well built, solid, 2 story home features a beautiful wood staircase and wood floors throughout. 4 bedrooms, 1 bath, updates include high efficiency furnace (2002), bathroom (2004). Motivated seller-must sell! Investors, make an offer. Cash or conventional offers only. Sells “as is”. TEXT OH3744919 to 40691 More Photos JoAnn Clark

check out this nice 2br 1.5 ba ranch home in a desirable area of Canton. Home also features a detached garage and nice open back yard. Agent related to seller. TEXT OH3787593 to 40691 More Photos

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Move in ready bungalow, eat in kitchen comes w/oven, range, refrigerator! LR newer picture window, hardwood floors under carpet. 2 BRs 1st floor, 3rd BR 2nd floor features built ins & 2 closets! Additional features; waterproofed bsmt w/lifetime warranty, glass block windows, shingles 2004, furnace 1999, central air 1999, new electric service line, hot water 2012 & updated electric. Call for your private showing today! TEXT OH3757580 to 40691 More Photos

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CANTON $28,900 COLONIAL, SINGLE FAMILY - CANTON, OH Currently tenant occupied with tenant paying $650 plus utilities and would like to stay. Room sizes are generous. Lower level is equipped with kitchenette, full bath, living room and bedroom, perfect as a mother-in-law suite. The back yard is fenced in. There is a 2 car detached garage. Natural woodwork, crown moldings and chair rail frame this home. TEXT OH3768498 to 40691 More Photos

Rhesa Toth

(330)323-2432

$50,900

Welcome to 1407 Roslyn Ave! Two-story classic waiting for you! 3 BRs, living room, formal dining room, Well maintained, plenty of storage. Finished basement adds extra space to the home! covered deck and new electric. Snow blower included in sale. Paved and private driveway. Home also includes a workshop and laundry area. Don’t miss this chance to call this home your own! Call today for a private showing! Immediate possession! TEXT OH3767695 to 40691 More Photos

Jessica Conrad

(330)614-8862

CARROLLTON SINGLE FAMILY IN CARROLLTON

$39,900

Rustic cabin at Vo Ash Lake on 12 lots including mineral rights & royalties. Boasts front porch, great room w/wood burning fireplace & sun room to enjoy the wood view. An oversized 2 car garage for tinkering or storing vehicles/toys and a 12x16 pavillion for gatherings with friends. This private community, with a park-like setting, has a stocked lake for fishing (electric motor), swim area, and clubhouse. HOA is $525/yr + $100 water. TEXT OH3689894 to 40691 More Photos

Janice Fleming

RANCH, SINGLE FAMILY - CANTON, OH Great Investment Opportunity! This brick 3 bedroom 2 full bath ranch with a two car garage and finished basement sits on large corner lot just needs a little TLC. Features include hardwood floors throughout first level under carpet, eat-in kitchen, gas burning fireplace, updated vinyl windows, first floor laundry and updated electrical, furnace and plumbing. This will home will make a solid addition to your portfolio. TEXT OH3783211 to 40691 More Photos

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at 1609 Oxford Ave NW. 2-story home is waiting for you to just move-in! Foyer leads to main floor living room FP w/electric insert. Full BA on main level. Living room & FDR w/woodwork. Upstairs BA & 3 BRs. 2 of the BRs adjoin to a front upper level sun porch. Just minutes from the Pro Football Hall of Fame! Convenient to shopping & parks. Call today for your private showing! TEXT OH3762139 to 40691 More Photos

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CARROLLTON

(330)354-7014

$1,600

COMMERCIAL IN CARROLLTON This building on 3.439 acres with storage yard includes a retail in the front section of the building, an office area, utility, storage, lunchroom and restroom, and loading docking with 1599 sf warehouse, 1521 sf utility canopy. Priced as monthly rent. TEXT OH3784393 to 40691 More Photos Janice Fleming

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COLUMBIANA COUNTY

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Lisbon Area Chamber of Commerce

Our goal is to attract business interests to Lisbon while maintaining an excellent quality of life for our residents and community.

TEXT S104544 TO 40691 FOR MEMBER BENEFITS! It is a new day in North East Ohio with the influx of the Gas and Oil Industry. The Lisbon Chamber is here to help provide guidance and the most update information available as we move forward into this transition. Susan Shank

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The First of Their Kind On 22 Mar, 2016 By Emily Carey

This month Oregon became the nation’s first state to completely do away with coal. Governor Kate Brown signed a bill to get rid of all coal generated energy by 2030. Now if that wasn’t enough the bill also doubles the state’s standards for renewable energy. By 2040 Oregon will now require utilities to provide half of customers’ power with renewable sources. Oregon is the first to go down the path of zero coal. Will other state’s follow? Let’s go over a brief history of coal. Coal has been used in the world since 4000 BC as an Go to ShaleMart.com to view Shale DEALS!

energy source. Fast forward to 1800’s United States and you have the fastest growing industry in coal. The production doubled or tripled every decade. Coal mining and coal power was one of the first big industries in the US. It literally powered us into and well past the industrial revolution. Up until 2003 over 50% of our power came from coal. Now with that being said, there is another not so nice aspect to coal. It is dirty. It is a dirty energy source and has proven effects on our environment. It causes pollution, acid rain and produces 19


toxic waste. The other thing that makes it “dirty” is that it is not renewable, thus why it produces so much waste. The one thing that has kept it at the top for so long is that it is cheap. It has been the cheapest energy source to produce all these years. Essentially you boil it to produce steam and there you have a power source. It is more complicated that that but you get the idea. Now, you may ask how is it the cheapest when you have to mine it, especially when sources like the sun are right here on the surface? Yes sunlight is plentiful however the means to harness that power are not cheap and not yet cost effective for a nation wide power source.

Back to Oregon. The main reason behind the bill is the environment and the affects coal has on it. They are on trend with the nation in saying that renewables are the future and maybe we should start taking care of our planet more. Those are facts, however are they prepared for the financial investment for this transition? What toll will it take on their economy? The biggest question from this is will other states do the same? Will they put a ban on an industry that built this country?

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Coshocton County Chamber of Commerce

401 Main St • Coshocton, OH 43812

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Join the Chamber today and be a part of the solution that helps our community grow! The mission of the Coshocton County Chamber of Commerce is to promote a partnership of business, professional, and community leaders working together to advance business success, economic development, and employment opportunities in our community. We look forward to becoming even stronger with your membership!

TEXT CODE S45050 TO 40691 FOR MEMBER BENEFITS! EVENTS Comedy Club at The Warehouse Saturday, April 9, 2016 Tickets: $18 per person Doors open at 6:15 for Dinner and Beverages. Comedy begins at 8:15PM with two headliners. Call for details and reservations (required) at (740) 622-4001. 20

‘Lead On!’ Coshocton Community Choir 45th Anniversary Spring Concert Sunday, April 24, 2016 Concert held at McKinley Auditorium Coshocton High School (740) 623-0554 3:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. Tickets: $10 for adults and $5 for children www.coshoctoncommunitychoir.org

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GUERNSEY COUNTY

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Welcome to Guernsey County The Heart of the Utica Shale

Cambridge Area Chamber of Commerce Mission: To enhance the economic, civic and cultural growth of the area, to improve the quality of life in the community and to act as the voice of business.

740.439.6688 607 Wheeling Ave, Cambridge, OH 43725

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EnerVest Reviving Ohio’s Clinton Sandstone With Horizontal Drilling to Unlock Oil Jamison Cocklin March 18, 2016 - www.naturalgasintel.com There was a time before the advent of Ohio’s Utica Shale boom when the Clinton Sandstone was king, reigning as the state’s most actively produced formation. But EnerVest Operating LLC is trying to breathe new life into the old play by reviving the stubborn rock with horizontal drilling. Located in the East Canton Oil Field, which stretches across roughly seven counties from Northeast Ohio southward, 1.5 billion bbl of oil is still thought to be in place in the Silurian-aged Clinton, according to a 2010 study by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) Division of Geological Survey. Barry Lay, general manager of EnerVest’s Appalachia north asset team, said 90% of the oil-in-place is thought to be there and recoverable. There are 3,100 current or formerly producing wells in the East Canton field, which was discovered in 1947. As of 2010, the Clinton had produced 95 million bbl of oil, making it the overGo to ShaleMart.com to view Shale Jobs

shadowed, but most significantly produced, oil field in the state. EnerVest has 115,000 gross acres in the field. “The original oil-in-place is still there. By its nature, secondary recovery is not effective at large-scale,” Lay told a crowd of hundreds during a presentation on Thursday at the Ohio Oil and Gas Association’s (OOGA) annual winter meeting in Columbus. “So how do we increase recovery and tap into those massive amounts of oil? We believe the answer to that is horizontal drilling.” Lay said the company, which through affiliate EV Energy Partners LP, also has been active in the Utica Shale, took ODNR’s study “to heart” and recently decided to drill a series of test wells in the Clinton. After three vertical tests, he added, it gave the company confidence to move forward with a horizontal well, which confirmed its belief that the play is a good candidate for horizontal drilling. 21


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the Clinton. Results so far have shown reservoir pressures of about 1,500 psi.

The Clinton is composed of interbedded sandstones, siltstones and shales. While the formation has been challenging to develop with horizontal techniques, eating “bits like a hot dog eating champion at Coney Island,” Lay said in his presentation, the rock has the sort of brittleness that is conducive to horizontal fracture stimulation. It has good porosity, but low permeability, meaning more exposure to the reservoir rock is needed to tap the oil in place. “The Clinton is extremely hard, abrasive sandstone,” Lay said. “Our rate of penetration and bit-life management is critical to the success of drilling and operations in the Clinton. It’s not uncommon to [damage beyond repair] a bit. Low mud weight is important too because of the relatively underpressured formation that we’re dealing with.” The company has drilled seven Clinton wells to date. It is currently producing 1,100 bbl/d from

“From our data, from what we have seen and what we expect, is at least a 10-fold increase [in production] by drilling horizontally over a vertical well,” Lay said. “I think we will see that increase as we continue to develop wells and continue to learn more about the reservoir and refine our drilling and stimulation techniques.” So far, horizontal drilling in the Clinton has presented several challenges. The mature field, which has long been drilled on 40-acre spacing per state law, is dense with older producing wells, making it difficult for EnerVest to put together production units and forcing the company to weave its way around existing sites. The company has also had difficulty securing mineral rights for the lower-yield wells with landowners that are now accustomed to better terms for the Utica Shale. The East Canton field encompasses Summit, Portage, Mahoning, Columbiana, Carroll, Tuscarawas and Stark counties. EnerVest has focused its Clinton efforts in Carroll, Stark and Tuscarawas counties near Utica development. Curves have been difficult to drill with bits going through limestones, shales and dolomites. One major production challenge has been artificial lift, Lay said. The wells have to be placed on artificial lift immediately after drilling out the fracture sleeves because of low reservoir pressure. The company has experimented with various methods to do so. Lay added that the “the biggest impediment right now to our development is commodity prices.” He said “it’s difficult to develop Clinton horizontals at $30 oil.”

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Lay added that without problems, the wells have taken about 24-25 days to drill and another two to three days to complete. They use far less sand and fluids than a shale well, and the company has projected revenue from the wells to be about $7 million, compared to $1 million from a vertical well in the play. The horizontals use about 60% less land than a typical shale well and finding costs for them are about 31% lower than a vertical well. Lay’s presentation filled the conference room at the Columbus Hilton hotel, where the winter meeting was held. An OOGA spokesman said afternoon walk-ins had pushed total attendance to just under 1,000. Hundreds were on hand to hear Lay’s update, and it was easily the most attended session of the day, ending in a series of questions from an interested audience. Read more at: http://www.naturalgasintel.com/articles/105750-enervestreviving-ohios-clinton-sandstone-with-horizontal-drilling-to-unlock-oil

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GUERNSEY COUNTY When drilling and completion goes smoothly, Lay said the Clinton horizontals cost about $1.8 million for a 2,000-foot lateral well. That’s compared to $400,000 for a traditional vertical well. But the horizontals each have the potential to tap up to 140,000 bbl of oil and 160 MMcf of natural gas, compared to just 22,000 bbl of oil and 24 MMcf of natural gas from a vertical well.


HARRISON COUNTY

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Harrison Regional Chamber of Commerce

The HARRISON REGIONAL CHAMBER of COMMERCE Our “Mission” at the Harrison Regional Chamber of Commerce, is to encourage businesses, industry, professionals and individuals to join together for the purpose of providing leadership, to promote a healthy economic base, while enhancing the overall welfare of our communities.

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Jefferson County Chamber of Commerce

740-282-6226 • Preserving the competitive enterprise system of business • Educating the business community and representing them • Creating a greater appreciation of a more liberal investment of substance and self on behalf of the interests of competitive business.

• Fostering business, industry and community growth • Promoting programs of the civic, social and cultural nature

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Monroe County Chamber of Commerce

Address: 117 N. Main St., Woodsfield, OH 43793 | Phone: 740-472-5499 | Fax: 740-472-5499 Web Site: www.monroecountyohiochamber.com | E-Mail: monroechamber@gmn4u.com Helen Carpenter, President • Rusty Atkinson, Vice President • Frank Smithberger, Treasurer Board of Directors: Dick Sulsberger • Rusty Atkinson • Peggy Douglass • Ron Gallagher Larry Ullman • Helen Carpenter • Robyn McGuire • Lida Conn • Don Thompson • Frank Smithberger Francis “Sonny” Block • Janelle Comstock • Billie Ogden • Betty Edgington • Steve Frame

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MUSKINGUM COUNTY

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Zanesville-Muskingum County Chamber of Commerce

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Report: Big benefits possible with solar on low-income homes WRITTEN BY: Kathiann M. Kowalski - 03/15/2016 Making solar energy available in low-income areas can provide lasting financial relief from high electric bills, as well as expanded employment opportunities and improved environmental health, says a new report released this week. The Low-Income Solar Policy Guide for strategies to achieve that goal comes from three national nonprofit groups: GRID Alternatives, Vote Solar and the Center for Social Inclusion. For Ohio, the group estimates that more than 855,000 low-income households stand to benefit. Data released last month by the Ohio Development Services Agency show that approximately one in nine families in the state are currently poor. According to the new low-income solar report, though, getting solar energy into poorer communities requires policies to promote those efforts and to support solar energy in general. “You need a healthy solar economy,” stressed Stan Greschner, a vice president for GRID Alternatives. “You need the underlying foundational elements

that make solar possible for everyone [in order] to make it possible for low income families.” That could be a challenge in Ohio. Growth in Ohio’s solar energy industry slowed after 2014, when the state placed a two-year “freeze” on its renewable energy standards. It’s unclear whether further changes will be made to those standards before their targets resume next year.

Proportionately bigger benefits

In general, energy bills eat up a larger share of earnings for low-income families than for those who are better off. Thus, the new report says, net savings from solar energy likewise yield relatively bigger benefits for low-income families. Families with solar energy buy less electricity from the grid, so utility bills are lower. Sales of renewable energy credits and excess power supplied to the grid can add to financial benefits. The new report also argues that environmental justice demands facilitating clean energy in low-


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income communities. Those communities are more likely to be adversely affected by pollution from fossil fuel power plants, which has been linked to higher rates of asthma and other illnesses. Adding solar capacity in low-income areas can also stimulate the local economy and add employment opportunities, Greschner noted. He cited his own organization as an example.

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In most cases, money for those programs would come from the state’s Property Assessed Clean Energy program, or PACE. PACE allows loans to be repaid in installments with property taxes. The repayment obligations — as well as the benefits — stay with the property. In practice PACE has had limited funders, so relatively few Special Energy Improvement Districts have been set up so far. Nonetheless, some successful projects have been completed, including ones in the Toledo and Cleveland areas. A financing hub set up last year in Cuyahoga County also offers promise for making more funding available, at least for commercial projects. Potential residential projects have also suffered from roadblocks to PACE properties’ ability to get mortgage financing from the Federal Housing Authority. Guidance issued last year by the FHA should lessen those obstacles, the report notes. Meanwhile, a bill before the Ohio legislature could provide more support for Special Energy Improvement Districts by simplifying the process for setting them up and funding them. That bill, Senate Bill 185, was introduced by state Sen. Bill Seitz (R-Cincinnati) last June. It has not moved out of committee since then. 30

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MUSKINGUM COUNTY Economic incentives Net metering policies and renewable energy standards are also important, the low-income solar report notes.

The Regulatory Assistance Project counters such arguments by noting that distributed solar energy actually provides benefits to the grid that are not otherwise compensated.

Renewable energy standards create and support a market for credits, and any sales speed up the payback period for a solar panel investment. Adoption of Ohio’s renewable energy standards sparked an active market for those credits until 2014.

And Greschner believes it’s just wrong to try to cut solar energy benefits by characterizing them as something that helps only wealthy people.

Then a state law relaxed the standards and put a two-year “freeze” on them. The solar renewable energy credit market suffered, and new solar installations slowed significantly. Gov. John Kasich has said a legislative committee’s recommendation for a continued, indefinite suspension of the state’s clean energy standards is unacceptable, and he recently warned the state legislature not to “gut” them. Yet Kasich has not made clear what revisions, if any, he would approve. Critics have warned that some changes proposed by that same 2015 lawmakers’ committee report would be clear “giveaways” for industry. Ohio’s net metering law, which currently compensates solar customers at retail rates, has also been under the microscope. Some utilities and other critics of the policy argue that it amounts to a subsidy for customers who can afford solar.

“Any reduction in benefit that the solar system produces has a proportionately higher negative impact on a low-income family,” he said. As he sees it, $20 of benefits each month “means a lot more” to a lowincome family. Beyond that, Greschner noted, restrictions on net metering or cutbacks to renewable energy standards limit the overall market for solar energy and keep costs high for everyone. In his view, that would lead to a situation where only wealthy people could afford the systems. “I would argue that if you don’t have strong policies that are incentivizing broader access to solar across the board, there is kind of a self-fulfilling prophecy here,” Greschner said. Read more at: http://midwestenergynews.com/2016/03/15/report-big-benefitspossible-with-more-low-income-solar-energy/

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The Big Freeze in Ohio On 15 Mar, 2016 By Emily Carey For once Ohio and freeze are in the same sentence and it is not about the weather. I am talking about the renewable energy freeze. The 2 year renewable energy freeze that Gov. Kasich signed into law in 2014. This issue might not come up on the campaign trail but it is happening right now in Ohio. Ohio is a huge energy player. Besides our huge involvement in shale, we have solar farms, Amazon is building a huge wind farm and we have 2 nuclear power plants. Ohio is also at the forefront of switching to natural gas powered electricity instead of coal powered. With all this innovation in energy why the freeze in the first place? Also will the freeze end? Ohio EPA Director Craig Butler told the Toledo Blade a continued freeze is “off the table” for the governor. If the Ohio legislature does nothing the freeze will expire and we will go back to the renewable standards that were put in place before the freeze. Those standards were that Ohio’s utilities generate a quarter of their power via alternative energy sources by 2025 which was a law from 2008. From 2015 stats Ohio is ranked 49th with only 2.13% of our state’s power being produced by renewable 32

sources. That is far off from 25% and if that 2008 law was unfrozen we would have less than 10 years to get to that point. One of the reasons for the freeze was that power companies said the increasing standards were costly, especially in light of natural gas, a nonrenewable energy form that is much cheaper and prevalent for utilities today than it was when the alternative-energy law was passed. I feel that within these two years renewable energy has gotten cheaper, thus why the freeze needs to end. What happened to an open market? Shouldn’t we have options for all different energy sources? It is likely something will be done about the freeze before the end of the year, but what? Will we go back to the 2008 renewable standards? Or will the legislature decided differently? And one last question, will Gov. Kasich be too busy on the campaign trail to really focus properly on this issue? Ohio needs more renewable energy. The people deserve to decide where their power comes from. Also, more energy means more jobs. Since the downturn in shale, this could be an option for those people out of work. There are a lot of unanswered questions, hopefully in the coming months some of those get answered and Ohio unthaws it’s renewable energy stance.

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Midwest clean energy entrepreneurs compete for $1 million prize WRITTEN BY: Kari Lydersen - 03/28/2016 Self-driving electric cars, solar-powered systems for the developing world, energy efficiency software and all-in-one home heating and cooling systems are among the entrants that will square off at the sixth Clean Energy Challenge in Chicago on April 12. Finalists selected through a months-long process that involves mentoring and advising will present their pitches in search of $1 million in cash prizes plus investment and attention from the industry leaders, angel investors and other experts at the event. Since its inception, the challenge – run by the Clean Energy Trust – has meant $2.2 million in funding and $62 million in additional investments, creating 300 jobs, according to the organization. Organizers note that the pitch competition and accelerator program has helped more than 60 Go to ShaleMart.com to view Shale DEALS!

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Novomoto, Madison, Wisconsin Aaron Olson was born in the Democratic Republic of Congo. He moved to the United States as a young child, but now the PhD candidate at 33


STARK COUNTY the University of Wisconsin-Madison is hoping that clean energy technology he is developing with a fellow doctoral student can bring cleaner, cheaper and more accessible electricity to his relatives and their neighbors in Mboka Paul, the town where he was born. Olson notes that in the three western provinces of the Congo alone, 3.5 million homes lack electricity. Most use kerosene lamps for light and charge their phones on diesel generators. This is expensive and creates unhealthy fumes and greenhouse gas emissions. NovoMoto, a startup founded by Olson and Mehrdad Arjmand, would install a solar PV micro-plant to generate electricity, and distribute portable batteries that locals could recharge at the plant for a fee. They plan to enlist local entrepreneurs in the town of Mboka Paul and surrounding areas to run the operation. “There are a lot of communities without access to reliable electricity, but it’s difficult to go into a community and propose an alternative solution without buying from key stakeholders – business owners already selling prepaid phone cards, water, medicine,” said Olson. “So it makes sense to start a project like this in an area where you already have connections.” The duo are developing software that will allow entrepreneurs to charge energy users a rate by the kilowatt hour, like a traditional electric bill, and payments can be made through a mobile phone. They say that under their system, locals could pay $9 for enough power to run three 3-watt LED lights, to charge a cell phone and to operate low-power radios or TVs for a month. Currently, people pay about $22 a month for kerosene and phone-charging via diesel generators, Olson said.

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They hope their model is one that can be easily replicated in sub-Saharan Africa, where 600 million people lack electricity, a number expected to grow to 700 million by 2030, according to the United Nations. This is the first solar project for the founders, but they are drawing on microgrid experts at the University of Wisconsin and looking to the Clean Energy Challenge for mentorship as well as potential seed money. Arjmand said they’ve met people with experience on energy projects in Cameroon through the challenge. “We can draw on experiences these people have had on the ground in Africa,” he said. Olson, who was last in the Democratic Republic of Congo a year ago, said they are hoping to be able to deliver the prototype by the end of the year – and locals are waiting eagerly. “You wouldn’t believe how many times I get Facebook posts or text messages from my cousins – ‘How’s it going, when are you coming back?’” he said. “There’s a lot of energy behind this.”

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ture and installation of the charging stations. Through their digital connections and sensors, the cars can also collect data on traffic patterns, weather and other factors.

10x Technology, Libertyville, Illinois In the 1980s, Robert Pricone broke new ground on a common object that people see hundreds of times a day but usually take for granted: traffic signs. Pricone developed multi-prismatic, microstructured material used to coat traffic signs and direct the light from car headlights directly back to the driver, making the signs highly visible. Today, Pricone’s company, 10x Technology, uses a derivative of that same technology for a host of energy efficiency and energy-related applications. The ability to capture and direct light is crucial for films placed on the inside of windows to increase natural light, by directing it to the ceiling where it bounces back down into the room, decreasing the need for artificial light and saving energy. This ability is also used on the lenses of LED lights, to diffuse their glow more powerfully into the room and reduce the number of light fixtures needed by about 30 percent. In solar concentrating plants, the technology is essentially reversed to focus the sun’s light on a silicon chip, increasing the power and efficiency of the plant. Pricone said a million of the company’s lenses are used in the world’s largest solar concentrating facility, a 30-MW installation in Alamosa, Colorado. “Each lens works just like a magnifying glass, it captures light and concentrates it, allowing you to use less silicon,” said Pricone, the president and founder of 10x. “It’s the next generation of solar.”

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ThermoLift, Ann Arbor, Michigan Typically, systems that heat the air or hot water in a home burn natural gas or oil, while separate cooling systems use electricity to suck hot air out of a home. ThermoLift uses an efficient natural gas system and Vuilleumier heat pump (VHP) for heating and cooling all in one unit, with significantly greater efficiency and lower emissions than most systems. ThermoLift was founded in 2012 by CEO Paul Schwartz and Peter Hofbauer, a German scientist and long-time engineer and executive at Volkswagen, with 100 patents to his name. The company is housed at the Advanced Energy Research and Technology Center at Stony Brook University in New York.

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“If you burn that fossil fuel at a power plant, only 35 percent of the energy gets to your house,” said Schwartz. “But if we use that heat energy at the source, in a commercial or residential building, we can produce that cooling effect with a reduced carbon footprint. It’s really counterintuitive – if you ignite natural gas you get this high temperature source...our unique thermodynamic process allows us in pumping heat to do something very similar to what we do in a refrigerator or air conditioning system.” The system works well even in extremely hot and cold temperatures, Schwartz said, and the similar technology can also draw on geothermal energy instead of heat from the air. “With conventional heating systems you can capture about 95 percent of the fuel you burn – from one unit of fuel you get 0.95 units heat,” Schwartz said. “When you use the ThermoLift technology, when you burn one unit of fuel you capture 1.6 units of heat.” After starting with private funding, the company received $750,000 in Department of Energy funding in 2013. Last summer, ThermoLift announced $2.75 million in venture capital funding. Schwartz said the potential investment and, even more importantly, the networking and advising that the company has received through the Clean Energy Challenge should help them meet the challenges of bringing the systems to the commercial market within several years. “Developing technology companies need to build on the networks that have been developed, and the Clean Energy Challenge allows us the opportunity to expose ourselves through those networks,” said Schwartz. “The networking opportunities are equally if not more valuable than the monetary opportunity it presents.” Read more at: http://midwestenergynews.com/2016/03/28/midwest-clean-energy-entrepreneurs-compete-for-1-million-prize/

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Text HR0140 to VIDEOS (843367) 6686 Hogan Way, Canton $131,000 | MLS# 3786796 3 bedroom condo features a renovated kitchen with stainless steel appliances, 1st floor laundry, 1st floor BR with bath and walk in closet, 2 story great room with fireplace. The lower level is partially finished for additional living. Lori Hair 330-936-6171

Text HR0190 to VIDEOS (843367) 1637 Monter Ave, Louisville $12,900 | MLS# 3781108 4 bedroom brick home. Lower level currently used as separate living quarters offering huge L shaped family room with fireplace, custom oak bar with sink and refrigerator, full bath, bedroom, laundry room and storage area. Lisa Smith 330-495-2869

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World Class Facility Proven Processes Staff Expertise Co-location Business Continuity Virtual Computing Storage & Backup

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to Deliver Unmatched Redundancy and Reliability SecureData 365 has opened their second Ohio data center in Cleveland, on the outskirts of downtown in ByteGrid’s Cleveland Technology Center. The center will feature all new infrastructure (power feeds, new generator farm and chiller plant) on the first floor of the tech center. We’re gutting and restoring the space to ensure our clients receive the same reliability they are accustomed to from our Canton center. With two sites, our current center in Canton and the new Cleveland center, SecureData 365 clients now have: • Redundancy with Proximity – With separate power grids serving each center, locating in Canton and Cleveland will provide a backup for continuing operations should “worst case” happen. • Constant Connectivity – With four carriers serving the center with fiber, you can rest assured your business will always be up and doing business online. • Cost Savings for Replication – While most centers charge for site-to-site replication, we will provide thousands of dollars in savings by including the bandwidth and secure segment required for site-to-site replication at no additional cost.

• SecureData 365 (and 24x7) – Realize the security and flexibility that two separate centers provide, with professionals that can serve as your “remote hands” 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. • Additional Security Measures – We’re following best practices in our new center with a separate manned entry into the space, vehicle barriers, and increased security around the generator farm. To learn more about this exciting new center, and how it can make your systems more secure, perform better, and save you money contact us at 888-912-DATA or info@securedata365.com.

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TUSCARAWAS COUNTY

welcome

...to Tuscarawas County

Tuscarawas County Chamber of Commerce

What is the best way to get the most from your Membership? Attend meetings and events. Use the Chamber as a resource. The Chamber is the perfect place to make contacts with potential new customers for your business. Any employee from your business is able to attend on your behalf. Your investment in the Chamber works for your business.

TEXT S78465 TO 40691 FOR MEMBER BENEFITS! • Advertising • Money Saving Programs • Monthly Networking Opportunities For more information please call Michael Mason at 330.343.4474 or email at michaelm@tuschamber.com • www.tuschamber.com

Residential From whole house audio to home security, let us help make your home a haven.

Commercial

Builders

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Action Extreme Sports

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241 16th Street SW, New Philadelphia, OH 44663

Ohio Light Truck Parts Co. & Accessories We Carry:

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welcome

UHRICHSVILLE/DENNISON IN TUSCARAWAS COUNTY

...to Uhrichsville/Dennison in Tuscarawas County

Twin City Chamber of Commerce

Twin City Chamber of Commerce Serving the Twin cities and Surrounding Communities

Teri Edwards, Executive Director 740-922-5623 • Director@twincitychamber.org www.twincitychamber.org Located at the rolling foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, we are surrounded by spectacular hills and breath-taking valleys. Nearly 100 years ago a group of businessmen formed the Uhrichsville Board of Trade and over time that group became the Twin City Chamber of Commerce which was incorporated in 1960. Supporting local businesses and promoting our area for potential business is our number one priority. We provide the tools and opportunities for businesses and organizations to network and support one another and grow.

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Email: CreativeBitesBakery@yahoo.com Phone: 330.260.0174 or 330.340.0363

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CALL 330-454-3664

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welcome

...to Washington County

Marietta Area Chamber of Commerce

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The Marietta Area Chamber of Commerce (MACC) is a private business association supporting businesses throughout Washington County, Ohio and Wood County, WV. Our mission is to represent business by providing leadership that proactively influences government and the community and creates resources, education, networking opportunities and outreach for business. With nearly 600 members, we are the largest business association in the Mid-Ohio Valley and we work to improve the economic future of our area through a variety of programs.

The Riverview Building, Suite 200, 100 Front Street, Marietta, Ohio 45750

740-373-5176

www.mariettachamber.com

IN-SHOP SERVICES and ON-SITE REPAIRS

740-585-2121

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WASHINGTON COUNTY

279 Muskingum Drive Marietta, Ohio 45750 phone – 855.307.8131 fax – 740.374.7211 info@magnusonriver.com

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welcome

...to Mercer County Pennsylvania

Mercer Area Chamber of Commerce

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Canton -OH

Canton - OH

Large 1 & 2 bedroom apartments, on-site laundry, off street parking. Rent starting at $395 a month.

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Kelly Minard, 330.268.2344 Kelly@hdapartments.com

Kelly Minard, 330.268.2344 Kelly@hdapartments.com

330.268.2344

Canton - OH

North Canton - OH

Available office space located in Jackson Twp. Excellent location, close to Belden Village, Convenient Parking. Easy access to I-77.

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Kelly Minard, 330.268.2344 Kelly@hdapartments.com

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At Kelly Real Estate we know that communication between my customers and myself is crucial to a successful Property Hartville - OH Management Team. 235-239 Lake Ave., Hartville My 1goal is to maintain a & 2 Bedroom apartments $450 a month for 1 bedroom close relationship $525working a month for 2 bedroom On owner Site laundry with each and Kelly Minard, 330.268.2344 Kelly@hdapartments.com provide excellent service. Kelly REAL ESTATE 330-827-2647

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Kelly Minard, Broker, SFR 4501 Hills & Dales Rd NW • Canton, Ohio 44708

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Conditions We Treat: • • • • • • • • • • • • •

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