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Enterprise Park could possibly break ground in 2020

Enterprise Park would be a health care, educational and residential complex.

Monday, December 23rd 2019, 12:33 AM EST

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Sunday, December 29th 2019, 10:24 PM EST

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HOWLAND TWP., Ohio - A multi-million dollar project with the promise of bringing in more than 2,000 jobs may break ground soon.

Spokesperson Joe Bell confirmed to 21 News that the Enterprise Park project should break ground in the Spring of 2020 if everything goes as planned.

Enterprise Park would be a health care, educational, and residential complex.

It would be located just north of the Eastwood Mall and has the potential to create an estimated 2,200 jobs.

Bell says they are still in talks with Mercy Health for the project.

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