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WOLVERINES WASTE NO TIME ADVANCING IN THE PLAYOFFS
NORTON, OH — West Geauga rode a dominant rushing performance from Anthony Dzurilla and a physical offensive attack to a 41-20 victory over Norton in Friday night’s Division IV, Region 13 quarterfinals. Dzurilla rushed for 296 yards and four touchdowns as the fifth-seeded Wolverines improved to 10-2 and punched their ticket to the regional semifinals.
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Accumulating Snow Possible Friday in Northeast Ohio Including Cleveland and Canton as Wintry Mix Threatens but 10-Inch Snow Totals Look Very Unlikely
OHIO — Accumulating snow is possible across parts of Northeast Ohio on Friday. Some snow maps on social media show as much as 10 inches across northern Ohio, but those numbers are not likely based on the current setup. Forecast models have changed a lot over the last 48 hours. The system is worth watching, but there is no reason to panic yet.
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Why Your Garage Door Matters More Than You
If you’re a mom in Akron, your garage is probably the busiest entrance to your home. It’s where the grocery bags, soccer cleats, strollers, and school backpacks go in and out. Yet the garage door is one of the most overlooked parts of a house until it makes a loud grinding noise or refuses to open on a freezing January morning.
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More Than 800 Honor Veterans at Canton Patriot Ball With Eight Medal of Honor Guests
More than 800 people filled the Canton Memorial Civic Center on Saturday night, Nov. 7, for the annual Patriot Ball, a black-tie gala honoring veterans that drew eight Congressional Medal of Honor recipients to Stark County on the weekend before Veterans Day, The Canton Repository reported. The ball is the annual fundraiser of The Patriot […]
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Six Akron-Area Teams Chase Regional Final Berths in Friday Playoff Semifinals
Six Akron-area high school football teams are one win from a regional championship game, and all six will play their Ohio High School Athletic Association regional semifinals at 7 p.m. on Friday, November 13, according to the pairings published by the Akron Beacon Journal. The six survivors — Hudson, Highland, Nordonia, Walsh Jesuit, Streetsboro and […]
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'We ride everywhere, all the neighborhoods': Local bike shop gets new building
AKRON, Ohio — This local bike shop was once located in the former Northside Marketplace in Summit County. After going through several challenges, the shop has now opened its newest location near the Ohio & Erie Canal Towpath Trail. The shop started with a passion for bikes.Now, nearly a...
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Dalton tops Hillsdale in five-set regional championship thriller
BARBERTON - Dalton coach Amanda Clear didn't have to say much to her team after taking an early timeout in the third set. Pitted against Wayne County Athletic League rival Hillsdale in a Division VI regional championship on Saturday afternoon at Barberton High School, the Bulldogs found themselves in a 9-0 hole after the Falcons evened the match taking the second set. "They needed to make a choice," Clear said. "We’re fighting to go to the state championship, I don’t feel like we needed much more motivation than that. "On the court after that timeout, they were like — this is what we’re going to do. Yeah, it was a timeout, but it was also them taking initiative and them taking responsibility and saying — we’re going to change this." STATE XC: Lexington's amazing journey leads to Division II state runner-up finish Just when it seemed like Hillsdale had the momentum, Dalton settled in and proceeded to go on a 25-11 run to steal away the third and take a 2-1 lead in the match. And despite dropping the fourth, the Bulldogs remained composed and won the match in the fifth — 25-25, 22-25, 25-20, 22-25, 15-12 — for the
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Chippewa earns 18th clean sheet of season, blanks Kirtland for third straight regional title
RAVENNA — Scoring against Chippewa is just not an option for opposing teams these days. It's been that way for a while, actually. When Chippewa were Division V state runners-up in 2024, the Chipps conceded just 10 goals in their 23-match season. Last season as Division V state finalists again, the Chipps conceded a school-record low seven goals in 24 matches. Going into Saturday night's OHSAA Division V regional final match against familiar postseason foe Kirtland at Portage Community Bank Stadium in Ravenna, the Chipps had surrendered only five goals on the season. Chippewa would go onto to do what they've done all season and blank another opponent, as the Chipps (19-0-1) shutout Kirtland (17-5-1) 3-0 for their third straight Division V regional title and another state Final Four appearance. It was Chippewa's 18th clean sheet of 2026. "I think our defense did a real good job tonight," said Chippewa senior midfielder Lilly Davis. "Everybody stayed on their man and did exactly what the gameplan was. We kept it away from the girls we needed to." Just like most teams, Kirtland didn't have much luck trying to penetrate Chippewa's backline and midfield. When the Hornets did get the ball into
Akron Beacon Journal
Merriman Valley Pizza's fare goes well beyond pizza🍕
It's Friday and time to talk food. I hope everyone had a great Halloween weekend. I had a blast judging the Akron Art Museum's Circa Thriller Halloween costume contest for the second year. Check out a special treat that I enjoyed eating at the party in the Best Bites section below. I have some enticing restaurant news to share. ● First, breakfast is back at Bob's Hamburg ! The venerable greasy spoon, which hadn't had breakfast hours for two years, is back at it, with breakfast from 7 to 11 a.m. Tuesday through Saturday. That includes sweet and salty hamcakes, which are ham-infused pancakes, served with two eggs and potatoes. Also for breakfast are house-made beef sausages patties, hamburger gravy and biscuits and deep-fried French toast seasoned with cinnamon sugar and topped with sweetened, condensed milk and syrup. A total of 10 breakfast entrees are offered at the original Bob's at 1351 East Ave. in Akron. ● Are you thinking about the holidays already? D'Agnese's at White Pond in Akron will have a Comelli wine dinner at 6 p.m. Dec. 9, pairing Comelli wines from northeastern Italy with a menu by the restaurant's culinary team. That will include a pinot
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Kent exempts feral cats from wildlife law, examines options to control deer
Kent City Council’s public safety committee on Nov. 4 unanimously endorsed a three-part proposal to manage — that is, reduce — the city’s deer population. First on the rollout is educating the public about the unintended consequences of feeding deer. This, city Service Director Melanie Baker said, can be done with posts on the city’s website and social media.
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Which mass-produced toy got its start in Akron during the 1880s? Take our news quiz
Since holiday decorations hit stores with alarming speed following Halloween, we thought you might be thinking of gift-giving ideas, especially toys for the tots. A quick look back into Akron’s history reveals a rich vein of toy-making going on in what some dubbed “The Original North Pole.” An Akron inventor may have changed the course of toy making starting in downtown Akron. What toy did he mass produce, making it accessible to children all over?