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Hudson Girls Stay Perfect, Beat St. Ursula 3-2 to Reach State Final
The Hudson Explorers are going to the state championship game still unbeaten. Hudson beat Cincinnati St. Ursula Academy 3-2 on Tuesday night, November 10, in an Ohio High School Athletic Association Division II state semifinal at Big Walnut High School, according to the Akron Beacon Journal. Hudson (21-0) took control early, building a 2-0 halftime […]
Akron Beacon Journal
Construction at wastewater treatment plant in Stow causing sewer smell
If you're smelling something weird near North River Road in Stow, you aren't the only one. Construction activity at the Summit County Wastewater Treatment Plant is causing a sewer odor in the surrounding area, according to a city of Stow Facebook post . The smell is not a health concern, the city told the Beacon Journal. The construction is expected to continue through Friday, Nov. 13 the post said. This article originally appeared on Akron Beacon Journal: Construction at wastewater treatment plant in Stow causing sewer smell
WFMJ.com
Warren's Annual Veterans' Day Parade
Past and present local veterans were honored during Warren's annual Veterans day parade. Three grand marshals were chosen this year for their service and contributions to our country alongside a church ceremony. Jeena cadigan has more on how they honored those who should never be forgotten.
cleveland19.com
State senator says report points to line-marking problems before Twinsburg Township explosion
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - State Sen. Casey Weinstein said a new report from the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio points to what went wrong before a June 25 gas explosion on Hiram Lane that destroyed three homes. He is drafting a bill to add new regulations. What happened on Hiram...
theportager.com
WKBN
From hardship to hope: Businessman’s toy drive to brighten Christmas in Warren
Christmas Toy Drives are underway with the goal of spreading Christmas cheer. A Warren business owner runs a group effort for the holiday season to make a big impact — one he believes is vital to the city's future.