Former Clyde mayor urges commissioners to back new Ohio Turnpike interchange study
Adam Greenslave, a former mayor and Clyde coach, urged Seneca County commissioners to support an Ohio Turnpike study exploring a new interchange near Clyde, citing lengthy gaps between exits and emergency response challenges.
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During the public comment portion of the Dec. 9 meeting, Adam Greenslave — introduced by the chair as a former mayor and head women's wrestling coach from Clyde — urged the commissioners to support and comment on a study of potential new interchanges along the Ohio Turnpike.
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