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Julie D'Aloiso

  • Macedonia, Ohio

Julie D'Aloiso is the founder of NEOhio Community Media, a network of hyperlocal news websites covering Northeast Ohio communities including Nordonia Hills, Aurora, Stow, Green, Twinsburg, Solon, and Ashtabula County. With nearly 11 years of hyperlocal journalism experience, she covers city councils, planning commissions, school boards, and municipal meetings across the region, bringing local government accountability to an audience of millions across 20+ social media pages and profiles.

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One Speed Bump, One Concert, and a Storm — Jefferson Village Council Had a Full Night
The Jefferson Village Council hears a resident’s concerns about a problematic speed bump, weighs security and costs for a July 4 celebration expected to draw thousands, and reviews storm response and tornado warning systems. The council also advances wastewater plant upgrades, renews key tax levies, funds new park and police investments, and approves contracts and pay changes for village staff.
June 24th, 2026 • By NEOhio.news Staff
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Green City Council Reviews Income Tax Contract, Flock Cameras, and Roadwork
The Green City Council advances charter amendments toward the ballot, fast-tracks a labor agreement, and debates public safety changes from new liquor licenses to adding Flock license plate cameras. Council also approves new housing lots, reviews an income tax contract, addresses trash and delayed property tax bills, and hears the Mayor’s updates on major Arlington Road construction and upcoming America 250 celebrations.
June 23rd, 2026 • By NEOhio.news Staff
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Fire Department Leadership, Data Center Discussions, and Tax Incentives
The Twinsburg City Council celebrates Fire Chief Wilson’s appointment while reshaping the budget for a new salt storage facility and renewing tax incentive and occupancy programs to support local businesses. Council members also clarify the Verizon data center’s role during the moratorium, set up a future rezoning ballot question and sign ordinance review, and highlight community fundraisers from Alzheimer’s efforts to local scholarship drives.
June 23rd, 2026 • By NEOhio.news Staff
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