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Residents voice opinions about solar farm - Fairborn Daily Herald

Residents voice opinions about solar farm Xenia resident and Greene County Career Center Alumni David Bruce is in favor of the project. Jill Morris is concerned about the effects of the solar project on her farm property. Jane Sweet is the fourth generation owner of a family farm. She believes the project could serve as a science project for schools. Residents wait for the Greene County Commissioners town hall meeting to begin. XENIA Residents packed Assembly Hall at the Greene County Fairgrounds Tuesday to give Greene County Commissioners their thoughts about a proposed solar farm. One by one, they paraded to the microphone during the town hall meeting, speaking for and against a solar farm coming to the county. The Kingwood Solar Project is a solar-powered electric generating facility created by Texas-based Vesper Energy. The proposed farm would be placed on 1,500 acres between Yellow Springs and Cedarville, most of which is currently in agricultural use.

GC will hold town hall on proposed solar farm

GC will hold town hall on proposed solar farm By London Bishop - lbishop@aimmediamidwest.com XENIA The Greene County commissioners will host a town hall meeting next week about a proposed solar-powered electric generating facility in Greene County. The town hall is an opportunity for the Greene County commissioners to hear local concerns about the facility, which has sparked consternation among local residents. The town hall will be held at 6 p.m. Tuesday, April 6 at the Greene County Fairgrounds Assembly Hall, 120 Fairground Road in Xenia. The proposed solar facility, titled Kingwood Solar Project, is the work of Vesper Energy, a solar company headquartered in Texas. Vesper acquired and rebranded Lendlease Energy Development, LLC, which has operated in the Miami Valley since 2015.

GC will hold town hall on proposed solar farm - Fairborn Daily Herald

GC will hold town hall on proposed solar farm By London Bishop - lbishop@aimmediamidwest.com XENIA The Greene County commissioners will host a town hall meeting next week about a proposed solar-powered electric generating facility in Greene County. The town hall is an opportunity for the Greene County commissioners to hear local concerns about the facility, which has sparked consternation among local residents. The town hall will be held at 6 p.m. Tuesday, April 6 at the Greene County Fairgrounds Assembly Hall, 120 Fairground Road in Xenia. The proposed solar facility, titled Kingwood Solar Project, is the work of Vesper Energy, a solar company headquartered in Texas. Vesper acquired and rebranded Lendlease Energy Development, LLC, which has operated in the Miami Valley since 2015.

Greene County judge will leave courthouse better than he found it

Greene County judge will leave courthouse better than he found it Bonnie Meibers © Provided by Dayton Daily News Greene County Common Pleas Court Judge Stephen Wolaver will retire from his position on Jan. 1, 2021. He was elected in 2002. STAFF/BONNIE MEIBERS Greene County Common Please Court Judge Stephen Wolaver is rounding home in his time as a judge. Wolaver, 70, will retire at the beginning of 2021 from a 45-year career as a lawyer and then a judge, the latter role that he said is much like being the umpire of a game. “The most important ball player in the courtroom is the lawyer,” Wolaver said. “In my time as a judge, I tried to never lose sight of what it is like to be a lawyer.”

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