Moving forward in Waterville while honoring the city’s nearly 200-year history

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TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) — Waterville’s focus on preserving its rich history while moving forward with new development, including a downtown redevelopment district and attracting talent, shows promise for the city’s future growth. Mayor Tim Pedro emphasizes the importance of balancing tradition with progress for Waterville’s continued success.

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