Founded in 1807, Tallmadge, Ohio is in both Summit and Portage counties. The community was opened to settlement as part of the Connecticut Western Reserve. The town was founded by the Rev. David Bacon, who laid the town circle out in the New England design of the day, naming the new town for Benjamin Tallmadge, a classmate of Nathan Hale, Revolutionary War veteran, and a congressman from Connecticut.
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The privately held, wholly owned subsidiary of Chessco Industries, has its headquarters and production facilities in Tallmadge, Ohio. Its products, quality policies, packaging options, and technical bulletins are featured.
http://www.chemionics.com/
Tallmadge was founded in 1807 by the Reverend David Bacon. Its history is reported on the city’s official web site, along with contacts for the city’s administrative offices, departments and services. Council meeting schedules, agendas and minutes are posted, and a guide for residents, visitors and businesses are included.
http://www.tallmadge-ohio.org/
League of Women Voters of Tallmadge
The nonpartisan political organization encourages the informed and active participation of citizens in government, promotes understanding of public policy issues, and influences public policy through education and advocacy. Membership information, by-laws, a calendar of events, news and event announcements are posted.
http://www.lwvtallmadge.org/
The non-profit membership organization is comprised of area businesses, and works for the manufacturing, commercial, service and civic advancement of Tallmadge, Ohio. Its membership policies, benefits and schedules are featured.
http://www.tallmadge-chamber.com/
The independent, tax-exempt, non-profit organization works to provide support for educational, recreational and cultural programs for the community and people of Tallmadge, Ohio. Its policies and applications for grants and scholarships are stated, a pledge form is included, and contacts for trustees and officers of the foundation are posted.
http://www.tallmadge-foundation.org/
The organization facilitated Little League baseball competition for youth in Tallmadge, Ohio. Featured is a mission statement, calendar of events, game schedules, previous year results, registration data, rules, photographs, and forms.
http://www.tallmadgelittleleague.com/
