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Akron officials give update on June 2 mass shooting, police recruitment
At least two of the guns used in the Akron mass shooting on June 2 have been linked to another case in another city. The police department is continuing to pour through leads, but so far, those responsible remain on the loose, Police Chief Brian Harding said in a news conference Tuesday morning.
Nestle’s Solon facility changing the way people eat
Solon is home to Nestle USA’s meals division, pizza and snacking division and Nestle Professional Solutions at 30003 Bainbridge Road. The company – gthe city’s second largest with 2,398 employees as of 2023 according to the city – has a vision to become sustainable by 2050 and “leave the world better than we found it.”
Relive History; JFK Secret Service Agent Speaking in Beachwood
The City of Beachwood will offer a unique opportunity to step back in time to one of the most tragic moments in U.S. history during their August Eat & Meet program, formerly known as Senior Day Out (SDO). On August 15, the program will welcome Paul Landis, one of only two Secret Service agents still alive from President John F. Kennedy’s administration. Paul, author of The Final Witness, will recount the stunning details of Kennedy’s assassination. Hear his first-hand account of being in the follow-up car directly behind JFK, arriving at Parkland Memorial Hospital, being inside the trauma room, and even witnessing Lyndon Johnson taking the oath of office.
July Pet Care: Essential Preventative Measures for Outdoor Pets in Bedford
As July heats up in Bedford, it’s crucial to ensure that outdoor pets are well-protected and receive appropriate preventative care. The summer sun brings added risks for pets that spend a lot of time outdoors. Here are some key tips to keep your furry friends safe and healthy during the hot summer month.
Pedestrian Struck on I-77, New Philadelphia Patrol Investigating
The State Highway Patrol is investigating a fatal incident on I-77 south. The accident occurred near Bolivar Sunday morning involving a pedestrian who was struck and killed. New Philadelphia post Trooper Roy Beach says the victim, 34-year-old Jonathan Mandala of Akron, apparently walked onto the highway from the right side of the lanes and was hit by a flatbed truck just before 10 a.m.
‘The only person you’re cheating when you aren’t working hard is yourself.’: Mount Union pitcher Anthony Warner’s story of perseverance
Mount Union right-handed pitcher Anthony Warner chose to commit to Mount Union because of his desire to stay close to home. He was high on the team’s radar from Louisville, Ohio, making it a perfect match. “I was really only looking for schools close to home at the time,...
Valley Hot Dog Shoppe locations to offer $1 chili dogs for National Chili Dog Day July 25
Thursday, July 25 is National Chili Dog day, and all four Hot Dog Shoppe locations in the Mahoning Valley are celebrating with an offer that will keep your stomach and your wallet full. Starting at 10:00 a.m. on Thursday, Hot Dog Shoppe in Girard, Warren, Boardman and East Liverpool will...
RESULTS: 2024 NOGA Sikich Net 2-Player Scramble #1
Scott Zielinski + Scott Hollowell led the way in the Senior Division of the NOGA Sikich Net Series 2-Player Scramble event played today at Silver Lake Country Club. The duo posted nine gross birdies to claim their Senior Division victory with a net 61 score. Two teams tied for second place in the Senior Division at 9-under: Brian Klefos + Stephen Shaw and Paul Krueger + Zach Krueger.
Kent nonprofit plans cultural arts center for North Water Street Art District
KENT, Ohio – What was once just a dream for nonprofit organization Standing Rock Cultural Arts is one step closer to fruition: the creation of a full-service cultural arts center in downtown Kent. Standing Rock has been a cornerstone of the North Water Street Art District for more than...
Columbiana County, Canfield fairs remain timeless treasures
There’s no glitz, glamour or full-scale high-tech wizardry used to awe which seems to be needed — or felt is needed — in this day and age of providing entertainment. No fancy 21st century version whistles, horns or gimmicks are involved. No, the summer fairs in our area like the 179th Columbiana County Fair, which officially opens Monday, and the upcoming Canfield Fair, which opens August 28 for its 178th year over 353 sprawling acres, are two examples of what is right with our area.
Martha J. Miller
Martha J. Miller, 88, of Kent, passed away on Wednesday, July 24, 2024 at Tamarack Ridge Nursing and Rehabilitation. She was born in Kent on August 12, 1935 to the late Clifford and Madeline Meloy and was a 1953 graduate of Kent Roosevelt High School. Martha was employed as a secretary for several years, including ten years at Kent State University. She enjoyed camping and crafts, especially knitting and embroidery. She was a member of Trinty Lutheran Church and Club ’53. Martha will be deeply missed and never forgotten by those who knew and loved her.
Salem Health Board offers position to Crockett
SALEM–The health board offered the position for a new Deputy Registrar of Vital Statistics Wednesday. The unanimous decision came after a lengthy executive session for the discussion of personnel matters and will see the position offered to Brooke Crockett. This follows the hire of Registrar of Vital Statistics Kim Williams in a special meeting July 2, and will see the Deputy Registrar position filled for the first time since former Registrar Rachel Bowens vacated to position to be appointed as Interim Registrar March 28. She was subsequently appointed to the permanent position on May 15, prior to her departure from the department on June 28.
Personnel measures topped Leetonia BOE’s to-do list
LEETONIA –Except for a 90-minute executive session near the regular meeting’s start with Treasurer Jennifer Coldsnow and newly-hired Superintendent Gerald DelBoccio –who starts his three-year contract on Aug. 1 –the Leetonia Board of Education dealt mostly with personnel during its meeting Thursday. The executive session, which...
Finance committee discusses interest on $1.29 million funding
SALEM – During its Tuesday meeting, the finance committee discussed how to utilize the interest to be accrued on $1.29 million of utility department funding set to be invested soon. First proposed in city council’sJuly 16 meeting, it was requested that interest from the $1.29 million which is set...
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Dragon Training Academy, 4:30 and 6 p.m., Rodman Public Library; registration required; information at 330-821-2665, ext. 223. Mercy Health Mobile Mammography Van, Mercy Health – Canfield Primary Care, 3660 Stutz Drive, 8 a.m.-2 p.m. For more information or to schedule your mammogram, call 330-480-2654. Columbiana. Good As New Shoppe,...
Howland grad charted course to achievement
Andrew Carnegie once said, “If you want to be happy, set a goal that commands your thoughts, liberates your energy, and inspires your hopes.”. That is exactly what Howland native Robert A. Bixler II did after graduating from Howland High School in 1999 and attending the Coast Guard Academy, from which he graduated in 2003. And although he now lives in Silver Spring, Maryland, he was back in Northeast Ohio for the July 4 holiday, visiting family and going to his favorite eateries — the Original Hot Dog Shoppe, Mocha House, Sunrise Inn and Up A Creek.
Interest on $1.29 million funding discussed in Salem
SALEM–During its Tuesday meeting, the finance committee discussed how to utilize the interest to be accrued on $1.29 million of utility department funding set to be invested soon. First proposed in city council’s July 16 meeting, it was requested that interest from the $1.29 million which is set to...
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