City of Whitehall Updates

 

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WHITEHALL, Ohio (WCMH) — Law enforcement agencies across Franklin County conducted on Thursday what they called a “Crime Blitz”.

Over 24 hours, officers were on the streets being proactive in their response to crime. Their goal was to be out on the streets making their presence known.

“If you come into Whitehall, there is probably a police officer watching what you are doing,” Sgt. Jon Earl said. “Our crime stats are lowering due to these blitzes. Our main thing is getting the word out: Hey, you don’t know when we’re going to be doing one of these. Don’t come into the city of Whitehall and commit crimes.”

 

The day started with a meeting to lay out a plan of action. Everyone, even K-9 officers, were involved. Once they hit the streets, it didn’t take long for a hit.

Discover plans $16 million investment into customer care center 

in Whitehall

https://www.dispatch.com/story/business/information-technology/2023/05/03/new-google-data-centers-bolsters-central-ohio-as-a-hub/70169685007/?utm_source=dispatch-afternoon-update-strada&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=baseline_greeting&utm_term=hero&utm_content=ncod-columbus-nletter02An outdoor street hockey rink is coming soon to the city of Whitehall.

The Columbus Blue Jackets is awarding Whitehall, Ohio with a $250,000 grant to construct a community street hockey rink, the team said in a news release Thursday. Construction will begin in early summer, and the rink is expected to be completed by fall.

“We are truly excited to partner with the City of Whitehall on this project and what it will mean to the families, particularly kids, who will have access to it,” Katie Matney, executive director of the Blue Jackets Foundation, said in the release.

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The grant will also be used toward developing sports programming, like Try Hockey for Free clinics, staff training and equipment in Whitehall, according to the release.

Through the partnership, the Columbus Blue Jackets Foundation said it will work with the city to offer free education resources to address STEM learning and academic achievement.

Matney applauded the foundation’s past work to bring the Thomas Knox Memorial Roller Hockey Rink to Westerville in 2018 and touted the Whitehall grant as a way to introduce more people to the game of hockey.
By Amanda Tonoli – Staff reporter , Columbus Business First

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

* There are Interesting New Plans to Develop the Old

Eastand area *

https://columbusunderground.com/new-ideas-presented-for-eastland-mall-surrounding-area-bw1/?fbclid=IwY2xjawGKZqhleHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHZTZUW1HQ4GlmWetfo49m0TS8P9l2QLs7guVIaiQuY2ZcXdbZFpfZRxsJA_aem_c2aviEKrc0HkvRDV3J1hvQ

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* Thank You Discover! *

The Whitehall Shine Bright Center is a free event space for non-profit and government organizations to use to further their mission. It’s equipped with state-of-the-art technology, 4 meeting rooms, and 1 multi-use space for gatherings. The seating of this space ranges from 15 to 110 people.
​Opening Discover’s second Shine Bright Community Center further strengthens & celebrate their company’s commitment to the communities in which they live and work. Their goals continue to be an active participant and leader in local initiatives that support Whitehall and follow Discover’s mission of helping people achieve brighter financial futures. FYI - I live 13 miles from Discover’s headquarters that's in Deerfield, IL, so I am familiar with Discover’s philanthropic program. We are so fortunate to have their support in the Whitehall community. Joyce Hildenbrand Turnbull, 1969


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* Columbus State Community College has Plans to Revitalize the
Eastland area with a Career Development Center *

By Amanda Tonoli – Staff reporter, Columbus Business First, Jul 23, 2024

Columbus State Community College will once again make strides to fulfill a community need by creating a $20 million Career Development Center in southeast Columbus.

The college is in contract to purchase 37 acres near the intersection of Refugee Road and Winchester Pike from First Church of God for $2.2 million, where it will create a center to train students in construction trades and first response careers.  The deal, paid for by 2020 bond proceeds, is contingent on the rezoning of the property.
Bishop Timothy J. Clarke, First Church of God senior pastor, said in a news release that the center will create both positive momentum and economic opportunity for southeast side residents. 
“First Church is delighted to work with Columbus State to expand career opportunities,” he said. “As the college’s Career Development Center takes shape, we’re looking forward to partnering with our new neighbor on this essential community investment.”

The center will be in the Eastland area – an area highlighted by City of Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther for revitalization

“Columbus State’s Career Development Center will be a linchpin development for a reimagined future of the Eastland area,” Ginther said in the news release. “A major hub for career training will bring opportunity to the surrounding neighborhoods while also delivering on an important need identified through the Eastland Community Plan process.” 

The project is still in its early stages and without an architect, but the center's ground-up construction is expected to cost roughly $20 million.  Officials will have more of a project timeline as things progress.

The center will house 2,600 students annually, pursuing degrees or certificates through programs in architectural drafting, civil engineering technology, construction management, environmental science, HVAC technology, landscape design, criminal justice, emergency medical services and more.  Columbus State President David Harrison told Columbus Business First the center is going to provide "real energy" into construction and first response fields.  "It's going to address some significant and needed workforce needs," he said.

Across the country, several industries are facing major workforce shortages.
For construction laborers, the field is expected to grow 4% from 2022 to 2032, pacing the average for all occupations, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. About 151,400 openings are projected each year, due to workers retiring or transferring to different occupations.  
Similarly, a BLS report projected 5% growth in the EMT and paramedic fields between 2022 and 2032, with an average of 18,100 openings each year also due to workers retiring or transferring to different occupations.

This project isn't the first Columbus State has taken on to meet a community need.  This summer it completed a $3.5 million childcare center in response to the childcare crisis.
In addition to academic programs, the career center may also offer community-facing programming and training courses informed by the needs of area residents and employers, according to the news release.  
Fulfilling the community need is twofold in this case – revitalizing the Eastland Area, as well as fulfilling industry needs.   "The ability to combine missions, if you will, is something that we're really excited about," Harrison said. "The city's focus on the Eastland area is something that we really hope to take full collective advantage of so we can maximize the impact together."

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Stephanie Finoti, WYHS 2020, is the First Brazilian Miss Ohio 2024

"Finoti said she can't wait to tell the people at Whitehall Public Library she won Miss Ohio.  "It's where I first began volunteering. They have done so much for me," she said.
Finoti said she believes she is the first Brazilian Miss Ohio. She said her parents are immigrants and did not know how to speak English very well when she was younger and the librarians taught her how to speak English.  "They taught me how to write, and from there it developed onto teaching others how to read and write and volunteering and becoming a leader. I've done a lot of my appearances there and so I know they are the first people I am excited to come back home to and tell them I am Miss Ohio," she said.   She often speaks to underrepresented women in the STEM field through her nonprofit, That STEM Girl, providing mentors and also encouraging women to enter STEM.

"As Miss Ohio I would do the same thing. I have this thing called the three 'Rs' ― resources, representation and recruitment, and that's my plan for Miss Ohio, to be the representation they need in the Miss Ohio program as a woman of color, the first woman of color in over 10 years to hold the title of Miss Ohio. I hope to recruit more marginalized young women by going out into the community, telling my stories, connecting with individuals and making these close-knit relationships within my community," she said. "And then, once I do that, I plan to give them the resources that they need to come into the program to succeed within this program and in their professional lives."  from The Daily Jeff
To see photos & read more, click on the link below.

https://www.daily-jeff.com/story/news/local/2024/06/16/miss-ohio-crowned-stephanie-finoti-columbus/74046831007/

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* Intel publishes what their new $28B Ohio Campus will look like *

https://abc6onyourside.com/newsletter-daily/intel-releases-rendering-showing-what-its-new-ohio-one-campus-will-look-like

Major Data Centers are investing BILLIONS in Central Ohio!

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* Did you know that Whitehall has a Historical Society? *

Whitehall's history goes back to the early 1800's. In post-WWII during the 1950s, Whitehall was the nation’s fastest growing community, and a special census in 1956 confirmed a population large enough to quality the village as a city. Overall, population jumped from 4,077 in 1950 to 20,818 in 1960 - - and today remains at  approximately 18,500.   To learn more, click on this Whitehall Historical Society's link.
  https://whitehallhistoricalsociety.weebly.com/
Whitehall Historical Society Officers who are WYHS alumni are:
 
President Leo Knoblauch '77 & Vice President Nancy Krouse Kennedy '66.

If you're interested in learning the history of the Defense Construction Supply Center, also in Whitehall, click on this link to watch WOSU's feature on 
YouTube (might need to skip ad).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=StuYIwd9DOg&t=1s

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 * Thursday Night Thrillers (TNT) in John Bishop Park *
Thursdays, June 29 - August 10, 6 - 10 pm

 Discover is sponsoring a summer basketball league for Central Ohio high school athletes hosted by the City of Whitehall.  20 teams from across the region travel to Whitehall to battle it out for the TNT Champion Title.  In addition to the games, league play nights feature:  special give aways, food trucks, access to a splashpad and playground and other family-friendly activities
https://www.whitehall-oh.us/626/Thursday-Night-Thrillers-TNT-Youth-Baske
https://www.facebook.com/CityofWhitehall/posts/pfbid02uPCFppHKQuXZSwAkPUd7dXfWEHUUSsbvonmLMFcYUZ3Anhe88WeJsXdcH2akR9jcl

Discover Corporation's Whitehall Support Includes Sponsoring Community Events!
Not only is Discover investing in Whitehall for its new customer care center, it's also sponsoring community events like Whitehall's upcoming Food Truck Festival on July 29 & the TNT Basketball Tournaments at John Bishop Park.  Below is a link to see the amazing photos of these games & the wonderful community participation.  Whitehall is only the 2nd community in the country that Discover has chosen to invest in jobs & community, sponsor events, etc.  The first community was in a south Chicago suburb, Chatham.  Discover hopes to do the same community investments in other cities like Whitehall & Chatham across the country.  

RIVERWOODS, Ill. (BUSINESS WIRE)    Discover executives joined City of Whitehall leaders, local and state legislators, business owners, and non-profit organizations Tuesday afternoon to break ground on Discover's new customer care center in Whitehall. A wall was demolished as part of a groundbreaking ceremony, signifying the start of construction.

Renovations to the 103,000-square-foot building on Broad Street are scheduled to be completed by 2024 with hiring starting this month. The company is investing more than $16 million for construction, training and hiring.The Whitehall customer care center will serve as one of Discover's five 100% U.S.-based customer care centers across the country and will also include a community center that will be available for public use.

The new space is in addition to Discover's data center in central Ohio and would amplify the company's workforce presence in the state, where it already employs 2,100 people largely in the Columbus region. "Investing in Whitehall and bringing jobs to communities that need them most is good business. This move allows us to focus on community development, offer incremental jobs, tap into new and more diverse talent, and support local businesses, said Dennis Michel, senior vice president, operations transformation, US Cards, at Discover. "Moving to Whitehall is also a homecoming for us. It is just four miles away from our original facility at the Eastland Mall site where our commitment to Central Ohio first started more than 35 years ago."

Discover has committed to hiring employees from Whitehall and nearby communities giving Whitehall residents and residents from surrounding communities potential job opportunities closer to home.  "Breaking ground on the new customer care center with Discover could not have been a more welcome step forward with our new partners," said Kim Maggard, Mayor of Whitehall. "Even though Discover only recently joined the Whitehall community, they've already begun incorporating themselves into our events and programs.  I can only imagine their impact once they're fully up and running.

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Whitehall is on the Rise!
Franklin County home values are set to rise a record average 41% in this year's reappraisal, led by a 68% leap in Whitehall.  The increase, fueled by a booming housing market, doubles the previous record of 20% set in the county's last reappraisal, in 2020.  "The raw number is eye-opening," said Franklin County Auditor Michael Stinziano, whose office conducted the reappraisal and who forecast the historic jump this spring.  "Knowing what the market has looked like, it’s very consistent. We continue this perfect storm of population booming, and housing that hasn’t kept up with demand, creating pressure on prices."

Columbus is one of the hottest industrial markets in the United States, according to a new report from Colliers.  The report named Columbus a top 25 industrial market based on inventory, absorption, rent, supply, vacancy and construction activity, among other factors. It tracked more than 75 industrial markets in the U.S., and noted that the top 25 are "heavily concentrated" in the Midwest.

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* Zach Woodruff, Featured in the Columbus Business Journal *

Zach Woodruff, who grew up on Mayflower Blvd, is Whitehall's City Administrator.  He started his career serving

the citizens of Whitehall at 20 years-old when he was started serving on the City Council.  Since then, he has helped Whitehall become a renewed, viable suburb who's future looks excellent!  He said in a recent Columbus Business Journal  "...at my core I really am about public service.  I’m self-driven because I really believe Whitehall’s best days are ahead of us. I love the community that I grew up in and I want to ensure that Whitehall is any family’s, any individual’s, first choice to live, work and raise a family."

https://www.bizjournals.com/columbus/news/2023/06/23/whitehall-city-administrator-zach-woodruff.htmlcsrc=6398&utm_campaign=trueAnthemTrendingContent&utm_medium=trueAnthem&utm_source=linkedin&s=print

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*Columbus Blue Jackets installs a street hockey rink at John Bishop Park*

* Town & Country is in the Mall Hall of Fame *
Eastland, Westland, Northland are all 'history' but since 1949, people are still shopping at Whitehall's Town & Country!  This article is from 2019, but I thought it was fun to read!

https://614now.com/2019/explore-columbus/adventures/tbt-columbus-town-country-in-mall-hall-of-fame

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WOW - Google just announced it's building 2 more data centers totalling $3B in central Ohio!

https://www.dispatch.com/story/business/information-technology/2023/05/03/new-google-data-centers-bolsters-central-ohio-as-a-hub/70169685007/?utm_source=dispatch-afternoon-update-strada&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=baseline_greeting&utm_term=hero&utm_content=ncod-columbus-nletter02

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WOODCLIFF IS NOW...THE "ROCKWELL DISTRICT"

The City of Whitehall offers E-Updates that premiers the new Rockwell District.  

There's also a video featuring Mayor Maggard's accomplishments.  She's in her third & last term.
To view the E-Update, click on the link below .

https://mailchi.mp/whitehall-oh/eupdate_march17?fbclid=IwAR2N51I0jJnbHuIbUgAqUiudUgj_90DT1U0NmIu1xOO6lJEZUt_uyYIy_bs

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Discover plans $16 million investment into customer care center 

in Whitehall

RIVERWOODS, Ill. (BUSINESS WIRE)    Discover executives joined City of Whitehall leaders, local and state legislators, business owners, and non-profit organizations Tuesday afternoon to break ground on Discover's new customer care center in Whitehall. A wall was demolished as part of a groundbreaking ceremony, signifying the start of construction.

Renovations to the 103,000-square-foot building on Broad Street are scheduled to be completed by 2024 with hiring starting this month. The company is investing more than $16 million for construction, training and hiring.The Whitehall customer care center will serve as one of Discover's five 100% U.S.-based customer care centers across the country and will also include a community center that will be available for public use.

The new space is in addition to Discover's data center in central Ohio and would amplify the company's workforce presence in the state, where it already employs 2,100 people largely in the Columbus region. "Investing in Whitehall and bringing jobs to communities that need them most is good business. This move allows us to focus on community development, offer incremental jobs, tap into new and more diverse talent, and support local businesses, said Dennis Michel, senior vice president, operations transformation, US Cards, at Discover. "Moving to Whitehall is also a homecoming for us. It is just four miles away from our original facility at the Eastland Mall site where our commitment to Central Ohio first started more than 35 years ago."

Discover has committed to hiring employees from Whitehall and nearby communities giving Whitehall residents and residents from surrounding communities potential job opportunities closer to home.  "Breaking ground on the new customer care center with Discover could not have been a more welcome step forward with our new partners," said Kim Maggard, Mayor of Whitehall. "Even though Discover only recently joined the Whitehall community, they've already begun incorporating themselves into our events and programs. I can only imagine their impact once they're fully up and running.

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* MASSEY'S PIZZA Documentary is featured on YouTube *
Massey's Pizza is featured on this YouTube documentary.  It was filmed in the Whitehall Massey's pizza restaurant that I'm sure every Ram has enjoyed Massey's pizza.  Phil Chin, WYHS 1970 is on the video.  Enjoy!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8R0xIVutvbM

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Massey's Pizza is still in business, but we say...
* Good Bye to Keller's Stewart's Root Beer Stand's building *

The root beer stand opened up in 1958.  In the 1960's it was the hub of families drive-in meals, sports teams after games; teens working & meeting in the back parking lot on their motorcycles. (Some girls had burns on their legs from the exhaust pipe, riding behind their boyfriends' motorcycles).  Many of us baby boomers worked our first jobs at the root beer stand!  I remember making $.85 per hour in the mid-1960's.  As you can see, the police station wasn't built during the majority of the years that the root beer stand's years in operation.  
This property, at the corner of Mayflower/Yearling Roads will be made into a parking lot for the police station.

RIP MR & MRS. KELLER

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 Photos taken January 10, 2023


THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES, 1957-2023

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Plans to convert original Port Columbus terminal into aviation hall of fame are taking off

Mark Ferenchik
The Columbus Dispatch
 
Ron Kaplan, left, and John Mitchell, a retired Air Force captain, pose in front of the original 1929-era Port Columbus terminal on Fifth Avenue. Kaplan is leading a group working to renovate the terminal into an aviation hall of fame and museum.
It might be difficult to see from the outside, but progress is being made to restore the original Port Columbus Airport Terminal into the Ohio Air and Space Hall of Fame and Learning Center.
The group working to renovate the 93-year-old building at the southeast corner of John Glenn Columbus International Airport plans to include flight simulators for those interested in aviation careers.
Ron Kaplan, executive director of Ohio Air and Space, said the project cost is $4 million. 
 
Ohio Air and Space raising funds
"We're continuing to raise money for programs and exhibits and staffing," Kaplan said.
Thus far, the group has raised $1.2 million, with the goal of raising another $700,000 to begin the first phase of work, which he hopes to start next year.
"The board has been hard at work to hit the $700,000 mark to get the work started on building," Kaplan said. "We want to get it open as soon as possible."
The group received a $550,000 state grant for the project, and NetJets and FlightSafety became corporate sponsors: NetJets with $125,000 and FlightSafety $100,000, he said.
FlightSafety, a company that provides pilot training and airplane maintenance and other programs, is to also provide two flight simulators for aspiring pilots, Kaplan said. The center also would have two more simulators for the public.
 
 
 
 
"Any time you can save or preserve anything of historical significance, it can be used as an inspiration and a catalyst to give hope and inspire future generations."

Tuskegee Airmen as part of hall of fame John C. Mitchell, past president of the Ohio Memorial Chapter of the Tuskegee Airmen Foundation and aviation hall of fame board member, said the story of the Tuskegee Airmen would be part of the center.  "What we need to do is show our younger people, letting them know the stories and struggles that went before them," said Mitchell, a retired commercial pilot whose father was a member of the ground crew for the Tuskegee Airmen, based at what is now Rickenbacker International Airport. The Tuskegee Airmen were the first Black military pilots and crews, who began their service during World War II.

Rickenbacker Aviation:Blue Angels preview 2023 Columbus Air Show and new jet in visit to Rickenbacker airport"He used to bring us over to the airport, watch planes take off and land," Mitchell said. The restored terminal would provide a place for young people to do just that, he said.The former terminal at 4920 E. Fifth Ave. was opened July 8, 1929, and served as the airport terminal until the current one was opened in 1958. It is on the National Register of Historic Places.In 2015, Heartland Bank dropped plans to renovate and lease the original terminal and hangar, withdrawing its application for historic tax credits after saying it was not economically feasible to restore the building.

Crews replaced the roof and removed mold in 2016.  The Columbus Regional Airport Authority owns the property, and Ohio Air and Space has a long-term lease, Kaplan said. An airport spokeswoman said the Columbus Regional Airport Authority had no comment on the project.  The Art Deco-style air terminal has 12,000 square feet and still features the original control tower. When it was opened, it was the easternmost air link in the New York to Los Angeles Transcontinental Air Transport route.  Passengers took a train from New York to Columbus, where they exited the train and walked across East Fifth Avenue to the air terminal to fly to Oklahoma. The Great Depression led to the service's elimination.  Rebecca Kemper, CEO of Columbus Landmarks, which put the building on its most endangered list in 2015, said Kaplan's group has created a sustainable plan to restore the building, one that she said could have easily been lost.  "We're really excited for all the work that they’ve done," Kemper said.

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A new mixed-use development.  To read & see details, click on this link: http://whitehallmeansbusiness.com/major-projects/broadandham/?fbclid=IwAR22CEeASM-_UmQtVY-dQXvpYlOirI9KAfJqVLovknYnCu0t6inyzdRc03U&mibextid=Zxz2c 
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GREAT NEWS for Whitehall! They received a $600K grant from the State of Ohio & the governor was there to present it to the mayor. I heard the the lot where Stewart's Root Beer was will be made into a parking lot for the police dept! I still think we should have a plaque somewhere after it's built with a photo of the Rootbeer stand & the years it operated!

WYHS ALUMNI:  L-R  Steve Quincel, 1972, Wes Kantor, 1975, Van Gregg, 1971

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* Whitehall Real Estate is White-Hot *
Homebuyers say properties are affordable, convenient.  Affordability is drawing first-time homebuyers to the inner-ring Columbus suburb, and they're enjoying the convenience of its location and amenities.
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The "State of the City" was March 10, 2021.
Mayor Kim Maggard, Police Chief Mike Crispen & City Administrator Zach Woodruff presented the 2021 Annual State of the City , "Building Up Opportunity" on March 10.  Here are some highlights:
Whitehall grew 11% since the 2010 census to 20,127.  Whitehall is one of the most racially diverse suburbs in Columbus with 64% non-white citizens.  Over $9M in City, state & federal funding were reinvested in Whitehall streets, bridges, sewer systems, & parks.  Whitehall saw a 20% increase in average home sales price.  $642,000 of illegal narcotics & other drug assets were taken off the streets.  The new Kelley Green hosted 3,500 attendees at 13 Market on the Green farmers market during the summer.
To read their impressive online 2021 Annual Report click this link: https://www.whitehall-oh.us/461/Annual-Report 

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* Important City of Whitehall Links *

https://www.whitehall-oh.us  *  http://https://www.facebook.com/CityofWhitehall
https://www.facebook.com/events/3886726754756339/?ref=newsfeed

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* Broad & Hamilton Intersection Improvements in 8-10-year plan *
Whitehall received state ($12M) & federal funds ($9M) to improve Broad & Hamilton, details & photos on below links.  https://www.bizjournals.com/columbus/news/2021/03/22/broad-hamilton-to-have-1-000-residences.html?fbclid=IwAR3jHYFJlKD6mydz0eNW14vglDq3FpKGMerOhsAC5AH_6DZj5MPMqVsOp_E​https://www.thisweeknews.com/story/news/local/whitehall/2021/01/20/whitehall-adds-more-federal-funding-fix-broad-hamilton-intersection/4230559001/?fbclid=IwAR3PVZ8YvPuLYhWq26xVvQtxRNuNk5uyEtxkuyQbivf6H0uiEFC5xnDkyFs​

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* Whitehall's Impressive 10-Year Economic Comeback Story & Plans *
Since 2010, over $114 million in private and public economic investment per square mile has been completed, is in progress or has been committed in Whitehall. This amount of economic investment is unprecedented, and has been an integral part to Whitehall’s comeback story.  Learn about some of the major projects underway as part of Whitehall’s decade of development below.

https://whitehallmeansbusiness.com/major-projects/



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