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Emilia Sykes Reelected to Third Term in Ohio’s 13th Congressional District
AKRON, Ohio — Rep. Emilia Sykes, a Democrat from Akron, has been reelected to a third term in Ohio’s 13th Congressional District, according to the Associated Press, which called the race after polls closed Tuesday night. The AP tabulation gave Sykes 190,593 votes to 122,078 for Republican Carey Coleman and 5,104 for independent Sandeep Dixit, […]
Cleveland.com
Ohio’s first Braille Trail opens at Wingfoot Lake State Park
MOGADORE, Ohio – Ohio State Parks opened its first Braille Trail this week at Wingfoot Lake State Park, southeast of Akron, offering visitors with visual impairments a new way to experience the outdoors. The trail features signage in both printed text and braille, along with a self-guiding rope that...
Akron Leader Publications
Copley Township Board of Trustees holds public meeting on proposed sewer and water district
COPLEY — Copley residents and businesses took the opportunity Oct. 26 to weigh in on the township’s plan to form a 6119 water and sewer district. The Copley Township Board of Trustees held a public meeting and heard a presentation from Verdantas Construction and Columbus-based law firm Albers and Albers — which specializes in water, sewer, stormwater and local government law — on the township’s preliminary study of the proposed project.
Medina County Gazette
Medina voters approve sidewalk funding amendment
MEDINA — Voters approved the Medina City Ordinance Amendment on Tuesday, allowing the city to use existing income tax revenue to install, maintain, repair and replace public sidewalks. The amendment received 8,106 votes in favor, or 78.35 percent, and 2,240 votes against, or 21.65 percent, according to unofficial results...
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria officials seek hearing on liquor license request from problematic bar
During a regular meeting Monday night, Elyria City Council called for a public hearing regarding a new liquor permit for a bar on the city’s east side that has previously raised concerns of safety from city officials and residents. In April, The Bistro on Taylor Street was denied a...
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Medina County Gazette
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The Daily Record
USA TODAY
The greatest mysteries in American history
👋🏼 Hello! I’m Phaedra Trethan , here to highlight some of our shared history, experiences and more during America's 250th year. This week, we're looking at some of the greatest mysteries in American history. We're also exploring: How two Founding Fathers' ideas about government still resonate today ✍🏻 And how a blimp helps define a Midwestern city . Did someone forward this to you? Subscribe here . American history's greatest mysteries Where did they go? And why, decades and even centuries later, do these mysteries still vex and fascinate us? I took a dive into five great American mysteries that still fuel our imaginations, and our curiosity. They seemed to vanish into thin air: A famed aviator. A hijacker who exchanged cash for passengers' lives. A labor leader linked to the Mafia. Three men who escaped from a prison thought to be escape-proof. An entire settlement full of English colonists. Americans "like the question," Derek Arnold, a professor at Villanova University who teaches a course on conspiracy theories, told me. "The story is art. The science is realism, and a lot of people would rather have the story than the explanation." Madison and Hamilton, Hamilton and Madison ✍🏻 Alexander
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Avon Sets Dec. 5 Tree Lighting Festival With Petting Zoo, Santa Parade
Avon is gearing up for its annual holiday kickoff, with a Tree Lighting Festival scheduled for Dec. 5 from 4 to 7 p.m. at the Avon Aquatic Facility. The event will feature a petting zoo, fairy tale characters, a gingerbread house contest, and a special Santa visit set aside for children with special needs and their families.