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Mentor saves fireworks for second half in 36-13 romp over Massillon Jackson
The second fireworks show of the night Aug. 23 at Jerome T. Osborne Stadium to commemorate 100 years of Mentor High School football began at 9:48 p.m., filling the air with colorful green, red and white loud noisemakers like a belated Fourth of July. The first fireworks show of the...
Man down for the count on Roundwood Road: Hunting Valley Police Blotter
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Outdoors: 3 local DNR officers coming to northwest Ohio parks
After covering two fairly recent large events — Fish Ohio and the Little Portage Wildlife Area Restoration Project — I have come in contact with several Ohio Department of Natural Resources wildlife officers, and I have found them to be helpful, patient, and informative. Earlier this week, eight new officers graduated from their training and were sworn in ready to uphold their duties to serve the public and protect and promote the state’s wildlife resources. The ceremony took place at Deer Creek State Park Lodge & Conference Center last week, according an ODNR news release. These individuals are commissioned peace officers and provide law enforcement services at Ohio’s recreational properties and on its waters, which can be anything from educating a boater on proper safety to enforcing conservation laws. The peace officer training took place at the Ohio State Highway Patrol Training Academy in Columbus.
Ohio was a lower-tier presidential swing state in 2020. This year it’s not even on the map.
COLUMBUS, Ohio – Ohio wasn’t a top-tier swing state in the 2020 presidential election. But both major parties’ presidential nominees still booked tens of millions of dollars and TV ads here and visited the state regularly. This year, Vice President Kamala Harris and former president Donald Trump’s...
High school cross country: Faces new and old light up the night at the Riverside Kickoff Classic
Runners took to the Riverside Kickoff classic with a new configuration for the third time in three years, because the track is being rebuilt. But that didn’t stop runners from achieving personal records throughout the meet on Aug. 24. Chagrin Falls freshman Gabi Byrne wasn’t deterred by the new...
Dual-use dispensaries balance new customers, medical patients
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Now that Ohioans can purchase non-medical use marijuana, some dual-use dispensaries are balancing an influx of customers while making sure medical patients remain a priority. Mandy Morton, co-owner of Local’s Dispensary, notes they have seen an increase in customers over the past few weeks. “We’re seeing like four times the amount of […]
Fairport Harbor Fairport crushes Leetonia
Fairport Harbor Fairport raced to a big lead and never looked back in a 40-7 win over Leetonia in Ohio high school football action on Aug. 23. Last time Fairport Harbor Fairport and Leetonia played in a 47-6 game on Aug. 18, 2023. We want your feedback on the accuracy...
Linked in to a possible scam of ‘Majestic’ proportions: Pepper Pike Police Blotter
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Riverside vs. NDCL football: Beavers take 31-7 opening victory over Lions
The word “turnover” had a dual meaning for Riverside in its season debut against visiting Notre Dame-Cathedral Latin on Aug. 23, and both had positive connotations for the Beavers. New names and faces stepped up in a big way to fill the shoes of a record-setting graduated class....
Rock band Papa Roach playing free acoustic show at The Auricle in downtown Canton
CANTON − Papa Roach, a rock band that scored hit songs in the aughts, will perform a free two-man acoustic concert Monday at The Auricle. Presented by Mix 94.1 FM in Canton, the unique show will be at the venue at 201 Cleveland Ave. NW in downtown Canton. Admission is free until The Auricle Venue + Bar reaches capacity....
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