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Kuzman’s for sale

GIRARD

Kuzman’s, a bar and dance hall known for its polka music, is for sale.

Billy Stefko, a broker with the real-estate company Metro Group Inc., confirmed a buyer is interested in the building at 1025 S. State St.

Stefko declined to give the buyer’s name, but said the new owner plans to create a venue that would be similar to Kuzman’s.

Helen Kuzman, co-owner of Kuzman’s, died Jan. 27 at age 87. For five decades, she ran the Girard establishment with her husband, John Kuzman. John Kuzman died in 2010.

USW votes for pact

YOUNGSTOWN

United Steel Workers union members at Brentwood Originals overwhelmingly voted in favor of a new, five-year contract Saturday.

There are 220 members in the Brentwood USW union. More than 129 members voted in favor of the contract.

Workers at Brentwood, 1309 N. Meridan Road, assemble pillows. Its parent company is based in California.

The new contract comes with increases in wages, sick pay and employee contributions for health care, according to Jose Arroyo, USW business representative.

Little Greek Fresh Grill plans to open

BOARDMAN

Kutlick Realty LLC has leased space to Little Greek Fresh Grill at 220 Boardman-Canfield Road.

The restaurant plans to be open in the newly renovated plaza by the second quarter of 2017.

Little Greek Fresh Grill emphasizes fresh Greek dishes created from generations of traditional family recipes, with its chicken items among the most popular. The Boardman location will offer dine-in, take-out and catering.

Tampa-based Little Greek Fresh Grill has 31 locations in Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky and Texas.

State of State speech planned in Sandusky

COLUMBUS

Ohio Gov. John Kasich will deliver his annual State of the State speech in the lakeshore city of Sandusky.

Kasich announced plans Monday to give the address April 4 at the Sandusky State Theatre, about 120 miles north of Columbus. The proposal requires legislative approval.

Man held without bond in case of slain OSU student

COLUMBUS

A registered sex offender suspected in the slaying and purported rape of an Ohio State University student is being held without bond.

A court granted that request from prosecutors Monday in the potential death-penalty case against 29-year-old Brian Golsby of Columbus. He is charged with aggravated murder, rape and other counts.

A message seeking comment was left for the public defender representing him.

Twenty-one-year-old Reagan Tokes was reported missing after leaving her job at a restaurant Wednesday night. Her nude body was found Thursday outside a Grove City park.

Police say they arrested Golsby after matching him to DNA evidence from Tokes’ car. Golsby was previously imprisoned in an attempted rape and aggravated robbery and was released from prison in November.

Staff/wire reports