Posted December 29, 200519 yr From the 12/22/05 Times Reporter (Dover-New Philadelphia): Technology park faces set back By RYAN KARP, T-R Staff Writer Plans for construction of the Tuscarawas Regional Technology Park at New Philadelphia hit a snag in the bidding phase Tuesday. New Philadelphia Mayor Ronald Brodzinski said only two bids for construction of the infrastructure and roadways of the park were submitted and both were much higher than expected. “We were very disappointed to put it mildly,” said Brodzinski. “There was no way we were going to award this bid to anybody.” ... More at: http://www.timesreporter.com/archive/left_archive.php?ID=49021&r=2
December 29, 200519 yr They are looking for 600 jobs on 100 developed acres? Good Lawd! That's some uber-low density development there.
December 30, 200519 yr And 600 jobs on 28 lots. That would be 21 employees per 4 acre lot! Perhaps they are just aiming low so they don't get disappointed.
August 10, 200618 yr From the 8/9/06 Times-Reporter: PHOTO: Gradall excavators break ground Tuesday for the Tuscarawas Regional Technology Park at New Philadelphia. T-R/Jim Cummings Good for us –Tech park now a reality, not a dream By LEE MORRISON, T-R Business Editor After years in the making, the dream of a Tuscarawas Regional Technology Park is a reality. About 150 people gathered beneath a tent under blue and sunny skies for groundbreaking ceremonies for the park across University Dr. NE from the Tuscarawas Campus of Kent State University at New Philadelphia. “What started as a flight of fantasy seven years ago is about to take off, folks,” said Mike Lauber, president of the Community Improvement Corp. of Tuscarawas County. ... More at: http://www.timesreporter.com/index.php?ID=57084
August 12, 200618 yr From the 8/11/06 Times-Reporter: Tech park attracts Internet service provider By ZACH LINT,T-R Staff Writer The signing of a landmark agreement Thursday placed the county at the forefront of Ohio’s Third Frontier initiative. Tuscarawas County commissioners entered into an agreement with OARnet that will bring broadband high-speed Internet access to the Tuscarawas Regional Technology Park at New Philadelphia, for which construction began this week, and eventually reach out to the rest of the county. OARnet is an Internet service provider based in Columbus that began as a means to connect schools and universities throughout Ohio. ... More at: http://www.timesreporter.com/index.php?ID=57152
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