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At opponents meeting, residents hear objections to planned wind farm
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NEW WASHINGTON - The wind was not cooperating.
As representatives from Apex Clean Energy, Inc., tried to set up displays and a video screen in preparation for a public meeting about the Honey Creek Wind Farm projecton Wednesday evening in the picnic shelter behind the New Washington American Legion Hall, the wind kept blowing everything over.
Their problem was met with more laughter than frustration. Don t you hate it when it s too windy to talk about wind? asked Ben Yazman, development manager, laughing.
The breeze had died down by the time 14 members of the public, county commissioners Tim Ley and Mike Schmid,t and one police officer gathered to listen to Yazman s presentation on the project.
At the same time, a group opposing the project is having meetings of its own.
Apex Clean Energy is the parent company of Honey Creek Wind Farm, which company officials have said could bring millions of dollars in taxes and fees into the county over its 30-year lifespan.
Drew Christensen, public engagement manager for Apex, said previously the company plans a 360-megawatt wind project, enough to power about 102,000 homes every year. That s expected to mean roughly 75 turbines, each between 400 and 600 feet tall, he said.
Apex Clean Energy will answer frequently asked questions
The first meeting is set for Wednesday night.
Newark Advocate
NEWARK - A Coshocton area teacher and coach was sentenced Monday to 18 months in prison in Licking County for a multiyear inappropriate relationship with a student athlete.
Jessica Hamilton, 37, of Frazeysburg, entered a no contest plea to two counts of gross sexual imposition, both fourth-degree felonies, in Licking County Common Pleas Court.
Assistant Licking County Prosecutor Paula Sawyers said Hamilton was originally indicted on sexual battery charges, but through plea negotiations, they agreed to two counts of gross sexual imposition for inappropriate touching. The touching occurred in three different counties - Tuscarawas (County), which is where the victim lived at the time; Coshocton County, where the school was; and Licking County, where the defendant lived at the time because the victim would spend nights at her house, Sawyers explained to The Advocate. The majority . occurred in Licking County, so we took the case.
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