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Avon 6th grader teams up with world-class musicians to help local families
An Avon Middle School student is working to give back to his community with a family-friendly event to raise money for a local organization. After hosting a food drive last fall that raised over 260 pounds of food for Avon/Avon Lake Community Resources Services (CRS), 12-year-old Dylan Lindsay wanted to do something bigger.
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Akron Beacon Journal
Get out of kitchen with Akron-area Thanksgiving fare ready to heat, eat
Just about everybody wants to feast on Thanksgiving Day. But some folks would rather leave all that cooking to others. Thankfully, a bevy of Akron-area grocery stores, restaurants and caterers will do just that for families for the big day. The meals, which are fully cooked, only have to be reheated for at-home feasts. As many establishments have shared, foods come with reheating instructions. Here are some of the businesses in the Greater Akron area that can help streamline Thanksgiving meal preparations. Thanksgiving take-out options from grocery stores ● Acme Fresh Market : Dinners for 12 cost $99 for 5 pounds of boneless rotisserie turkey breast or $129 for a 10- to 12-pound Butterball whole turkey. All dinners for 12 include 5 pounds of mashed potatoes, 2 pounds of celery dressing, 2 pounds of turkey gravy, 2 pounds of green bean casserole, 1 pound of cranberry relish, 24 Walnut Creek dinner rolls and a choice of a 9-inch apple or pumpkin pie. Order by Nov. 19 for pickup by 1 p.m. Nov. 26. Call or visit the deli or order online at www.acmestores.com . ● Giant Eagle: Dinners for six include an 11- to 13-pound JENNIE-O turkey and fixings for
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Medina crews work to collect leaves across the city
MEDINA — Medina crews are working 12-hour days six days a week to collect leaves after equipment problems and staffing shortages complicated the start of the city’s annual pickup program. Service Director Nino Piccoli told Medina City Council on Monday that all three of the city’s leaf collection...
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West Virginia vs. Akron: Game time, TV/stream info, more
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — Thousands of West Virginia elementary schoolers will pack into Hope Coliseum on Tuesday morning for WVU women’s basketball’s annual Education Day game. The undefeated Mountaineers will host the Akron Zips for the early-morning tip-off. WVU women’s basketball vs. Akron game information WVU women’s basketball vs. Akron matchup preview West Virginia improved to […]
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Nightly Closures Hit Akron’s Central Interchange Starting Monday for Bridge Work
Nightly closures at Akron’s Central Interchange start Monday, Nov. 16, as crews install an Interstate 77 pedestrian bridge, the Ohio Department of Transportation announced in a news release reported by the Akron Beacon Journal. The closures run in three phases through Saturday morning, Nov. 21, each with a signed detour, ODOT said. In the first […]
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Bedford, Ohio, Stakes Its Claim as the Real Bedford Falls
Neither Bedford, Ohio, nor Seneca Falls, New York, has conclusive evidence that it inspired Bedford Falls in It's a Wonderful Life. Bedford’s case centers on a family letter described by former television anchor Tim Taylor, who grew up in the Ohio suburb: he says his aunt wrote that director Frank Capra visited around 1945, a year before the film reached theaters.
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Hudson football vs St. Edward High School. Explorers season comes to end
LAKEWOOD — Hudson knew what it was getting into. St. Edward has a long history winning in the OHSAA high school football playoffs . The Explorers knew they had to play error-free ball to have a chance to upset the Eagles. Instead, St. Edward pounced on almost every mistake Hudson made. Watch Ohio High School Football Live on NFHS Network all year Playing with a short field most of the game, St. Edward scored 24 unanswered points to start the game and beat the Explorers 38-14 on Friday, Nov. 13, at First Federal Lakewood Stadium. St. Edward advanced to the Division I, Region 1 title game Nov. 20 against Mentor, which defeated Canton McKinley 16-13 in the other regional semifinal. Hudson finished the season 9-4. "I thought we fought," Hudson coach Jeff Gough said. "We made a couple mistakes here and there. When you make mistakes, it's tough to succeed against a team and program like this. Hats off to St. Eds, but I love the way our team fought to the end." Many of Hudson's mistakes came on special teams. Misty conditions in Lakewood led to three errant punt snaps, one of which led to a block, and a