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Trumbull County St. Vincent de Paul Society hosting Friends of the Poor walk in September
The Society of St. Vincent de Paul will host its third annual Friends of the Poor Walk at 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. Sept. 21 at Perkins Park in Warren. The event is open to the public via registration, expects nearly 500 walkers, anticipates raising over $25,000 for the St. Vincent de Paul Northeast Ohio District to support community members in need, and is supported by 46 local sponsors.
Akron Police Remind Residents of Safe Exchange Zone Following Facebook Marketplace Robberies
AKRON, Ohio — In response to two recent Facebook Marketplace robberies, the Akron Police Department is urging residents to utilize the department’s “Safe Exchange Zone” when buying or selling items…
Youngstown city council OKs sewer rate hike, DORA application
"It is the fault on the leadership over all these years," lamented Youngstown Third Ward councilwoman Samantha Turner during a special meeting Wednesday. "This can has been kicked all the way to us...so we're in a place where we have no choice," added First Ward councilman Julius Oliver. A problem...
Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad’s family fun loop ride offers fall crafts and bingo for kids
AKRON, Ohio -- The Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad is offering a special family fun loop ride on Sept. 21, for a unique fall experience on the train for visitors of all ages. Departing from Akron Northside Station, the morning excursion will provide all the supplies needed for children to create crafts right on board. After, they can then participate in a game of old-fashioned bingo.
Akron Zoo to Offer Senior Event on Sept. 6
The Akron Zoo will hold its popular senior event, Senior Safari, on Sept. 6 from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. for seniors age 62 and older at just $7 per senior. Local organizations will be on-site for information and giveaways. All senior guests will receive an Akron Zoo tote bag, complimentary coffee, animal encounters, crafts and more. A special lunch of a hot dog, chips and canned pop will be served at the Komodo Kingdom Cafe for $6.99. A limited number of wheelchairs are available free of charge; a limited number of electric scooters will cost $27 each for the event. All rentals are on a first-come, first-served basis. Get your tickets at the door or online at akronzoo.org/tickets.
Ohio House bill would update state's law on how student-athletes get paid
OHIO, USA — With college football season getting ready to kick off for universities across Ohio, two state lawmakers say the timing is great for their brand new bill regarding how student-athletes get paid. Rep. Adam Mathews (R - Lebanon) and Rep. Jay Edwards (R - Nelsonville) introduced a...
Ohio Lt. Gov. Husted requests USDA waiver for some SNAP recipients
OHIO, USA — Ohio Lt. Gov. Jon Husted made a move Wednesday he says will help low-income families and the state's workforce. He asked the federal government to waive a rule that affects families who receive Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits, also known as food stamps. In a...
Ohio absentee ballot applications sent out as Election Day draws closer
DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN) — Absentee ballot application forms are currently being mailed to registered voters throughout Ohio. Election Day is inching closer and closer, and early voting is getting started in Ohio. Registered voters will begin seeing absentee ballot application forms in the mail, according to the Ohio Secretary of State office. Voters who wish […]
Boys & Girls Clubs of Northeast Ohio faces funding shortfall:
What is it: Although Boys & Girls Clubs of Northeast Ohio has been forced to open fewer sites this school year due to an unexpected loss in federal funding, four locations in Erie and Huron counties will remain open this fall. Of the 49 Boys & Girls Clubs that operated...
Weather Alert Day: Hot and humid, scattered storms later
The Storm Prediction Center has most of Ohio in a Level 2 out of 5 (Slight) risk for severe storms late this afternoon. Some storms could contain strong winds or possibly damaging wind gusts, heavy rain and frequent lightning.
Ohio reminds public to tailgate responsibly during football, smoking non-medical weed in public is a misdemeanor
Following the recent launch of non-medical cannabis sales in the state earlier this month, Ohioans also are reminded that, according to the initiated statute passed by Ohio voters last November, the use of non-medical cannabis in a public area is considered a minor misdemeanor. Similar to alcohol, use of non-medical cannabis by individuals under the age of 21 is prohibited, and individuals who provide cannabis to minors can potentially face fines as well as possible jail time. In addition, Ohio’s law prohibiting smoking or vaping in public indoor spaces applies to marijuana as well. Like alcohol, it is illegal to operate a vehicle while under the influence of cannabis.
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