CANTON – Some big changes are coming to the downtown dining scene.
A new restaurant is opening. A longtime eatery is relocating. And two other local favorites are reopening under new management.
Jerzee s Cafe in Centennial Plaza should open by the end of this month.
Owner Chris Maggiore said he s planning a soft opening before the NFL Draft begins April 29. All that remains are some final touches to the cafe s appearance, technology and staffing. We want to open and do it right, Maggiore said.
The restaurant at 330 Court Ave. NW will have a scaled-down Jerzee s All American Sports Grille menu: burgers, wraps, salads, boxed lunches, pizzas and flatbreads. It also will feature Starbucks coffee and tea beverages and a small selection from Nothing Bundt Cakes.
An Australian company now owns 30 vacant residential lots scattered around Stark County.
Nazz Investment Group USA LLC acquired the parcels in early February, according to information filed with the Stark County Auditor s office. All of the properties were purchased from Pilgrim NEO, another out-of-state business.
The total sale price for the 30 parcels came in at $42,526, records show.
According to county records, Pilgrim REO bought the properties in January 2015. The 30 parcels were among 51 that transferred to Pilgrim REO from CapCar Realty 1, according to paperwork filed with the Stark County Recorder s office. The filing shows Pilgrim REO and CapCar Realty 1 had the same address in Boston.
CANTON Members of the fourth generation of the Schauer family have moved into leadership roles at the family-owned Schauer Group insurance and risk management firm.
Joseph D. Schauer has been named president and chief executive officer at the company, which launched in 1919. His brothers Taylor D. Schauer and Bryan D. Schauer have been named executive vice presidents at the firm, along with Aimee Belden.
Those changes come as David T. Schauer, who was president, moves to a new role as chairman, and William T. Schauer now serves as vice chairman. Both will continue to advise and provide service to current and prospective clients.
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JACKSON TWP. Changes are underway to businesses at the corner of Wales Avenue NW and Portage Street NW.
A plaza is being remodeled on the northwest corner of the intersection. Across Portage Street, on the southwest corner, a Circle K convenience store is being replaced and gasoline pumps will be added.
The Stark County Regional Planning Commission gave conditional approval earlier this month to changes being made at the shopping plaza. Elite Development Tallmadge Twelve will build two additions to the plaza, one 4,080 square feet and a second 2,400 square feet.
Developers had to demolish parts of the existing building and rebuild to ensure structural safety, Keith Calvert, a representative for the owner, told the commission.