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The Daily Record

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Wayne Center for the Arts names New FabLab After Seaman Family

Wayne Center for the Arts has named its new FabLab for Innovation and Creativity following the completion of a $2.6 million capital campaign that also funded a new arts park. The FabLab naming recognizes support from the Seaman Family Foundation and Seaman Corporation, according to a community announcement. The Seaman family made one of the campaign's final major gifts in collaboration with the Stanley C. Gault Philanthropic Fund at the Wayne County Community Foundation, which provided the capstone gift. The campaign paid for development of the FabLab and the Ralph R. and Grace B. Jones Arts Park. Both opened June 27. The new FabLab gives students and other community members space to explore glasswork, enameling, woodworking, welding, blacksmithing and other creative disciplines. "We are excited to partner with Wayne Center for the Arts to bring the Fablab to life,” says Kimberly Seaman, executive director of the Seaman Family Foundation. “Innovation begins with creative thinking and the Fablab will provide students opportunities to develop the problem-solving, design, and technical skills that fuel both artistic expression and workforce success. This investment supports the next generation of makers, innovators, and skilled professionals who will help our community thrive.” According to the announcement, the

Wooster, OH · 2d

Akron Leader Publications

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City of Green to host Veterans Day ceremony

GREEN — The City of Green’s annual Veterans Day ceremony will take place Nov. 11 at 10:45 a.m. at the Green Veterans Memorial Park, 1900 Steese Road. The ceremony will begin with the presentation of colors by the Green Fire Honor Guard and Green High School Junior ROTC and the National Anthem performed by Green High School’s On a Side Note Choir.

Green, OH · 3d

NewsForce 24/7

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Akron and Summit County Leaders Say They Are Ready to Work With Governor-Elect Acton

AKRON, Ohio — Top officials in Akron and Summit County say they are ready to get to work with Governor-elect Amy Acton, telling the Akron Beacon Journal in statements this week that delivering results for residents matters more than party politics as Ohio prepares for its first woman governor. Ohio voters elected Acton on Nov. […]

Akron, OH · 3h

Medina County Gazette

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Wadsworth considers contract for water treatment capacity study

WADSWORTH — Wadsworth officials are taking another step toward increasing the city’s water treatment capacity, with Wadsworth City Council considering a contract of up to $296,000 for engineering design services related to a high-rate demonstration study. The study is intended to determine whether the city’s existing water treatment...

Wadsworth, OH · 2d
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The Repository

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Breakdown of how Stark County residents voted in 2026 midterm election

With midterm elections over, Stark County residents no longer have to deal with political ads and the anxiety that comes along with voting. Several races stood out in 2026. Here's how each precinct and city in Stark County voted on the Stark Library levy, the Stark Area Regional Transit Authority renewal and the race for governor. Stark Library levy results Voters rejected a levy for Stark Library that sought a $2 million renewal and a $300,000 increase for eight years. According to unofficial counts from the Stark County Board of Elections, 46,104 (50.25%) voted against the measure compared with 45,641 (49.75%) for the tax levy. The precincts that voted for the levy were primarily in Jackson Township, Plain Township and Canton City. In Jackson Township, 55% were for the levy; in Plain Township, 50.21% were for the levy; and in Canton, 59% were for the levy. Other precincts, such as Lawrence Township, Lake Township and Pike Township, voted against the levy. Not all municipalities are under the Stark Library. .oembed-frame { width: 100%; height: 100%; margin: 0; border: 0; } <img src="https://public.flourish.studio/visualisation/30831660/thumbnail" width="100%" alt="map visualization" /> SARTA levy results Stark County voters renewed SARTA's 0.25% sales tax for another 10

Stark County, OH · 1d

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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?

Akron, OH · 2d

Jordan Miller News

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Eight Medal of Honor recipients to attend free meet-and-greet Friday in Canton ahead of Patriot Ball

Eight recipients of the Medal of Honor, the nation’s highest military decoration for valor in combat, will be in Canton...

Canton, OH · 2d

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Akron announces second annual Sports and Wellness grant recipients

Another $100,000 in sports and wellness grants for 50 organizations will be distributed in Akron amid efforts to prevent youth violence. While a $2,000 grant might not seem like much, community organizations say they can make that money go a long way. Jamar Blackmon, executive director of GOALGETTA Academy, said...

Akron, OH · 1d

News 5 Cleveland WEWS

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Vacant Akron fire station to become new community gathering hub

Developers plan to transform Fire Station 12 into a new community hub, which will eventually feature a bakery, café, food and drinks, multiple gathering spaces and a potential entertainment space.

Akron, OH · 1d

The Times-Reporter

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Tuscarawas County Art Guild plans annual fall exhibit

The Tuscarawas County Art Guild will showcase more than 100 works by local and regional artists during its 11th annual Fall Art Exhibit and Competition in New Philadelphia. The opening reception is scheduled for 6 to 8 p.m. Nov. 14 at the Tuscarawas County Center for the Arts, 461 Robinson Drive SE, according to a community announcement. Artists will compete for Best of Show, Awards of Excellence, Awards of Merit and Honorable Mention. The awards ceremony will begin at 7 p.m. The reception will feature music by Chris Rober, artwork by Jackie Holan in the upper gallery and refreshments. The event is open to the public. The guild is a 501(c)(3) organization established to promote art awareness in Tuscarawas County and surrounding areas and support its members and area artists. More information is available at tuscarawascountyartguild.com . This story was produced with the assistance of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Journalists were involved in every step of the review, editing and publishing process. Learn more at cm.usatoday.com/ethical-conduct . This article originally appeared on The Times-Reporter: Tuscarawas County Art Guild plans annual fall exhibit

Tuscarawas County, OH · 1d

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Tuscarawas County Fair sets 2027 beef tag-in

4-H and FFA members planning to exhibit a market beef animal at the 2027 Tuscarawas County Fair must bring their animals to tag-in from 9 a.m. to noon Dec. 12 in the main show arena at the Tuscarawas County Fairgrounds. Preregistration is not required, and there is no makeup date....

Tuscarawas County, OH · 3d

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Uhrichsville Weighs Operating Levy After Renewal Defeat

UHRICHSVILLE (WJER) (Nov. 5, 2026) — Mayor Jim Zucal says the city may need to pursue an operating levy in May after its renewal levy failed Tuesday by 105 votes, ending the 2.8‑mill tax that brought in about $141,000 a year for city operations. In a letter to...

Uhrichsville, OH · 3d

The Times-Reporter

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TuscBDD weighs next steps after levy election defeat

The Tuscarawas County Board of Developmental Disabilities will evaluate its finances and consider its next steps after voters rejected an additional 1.2 mill, 10-year levy on Nov. 3. TuscBDD Superintendent Amy Adam reaffirmed the agency's commitment to people with developmental disabilities and their families following the levy election, according to a community announcement. “While we are disappointed in the outcome of yesterday’s levy election, we respect the decision of our friends and neighbors here in Tuscarawas County,” Adam said. Adam said the agency recognizes that families are facing financial pressures and understands concerns about property taxes. She said TuscBDD remains committed to the people with developmental disabilities and families who rely on its services and supports. TuscBDD to assess financial impact TuscBDD plans to evaluate the financial impact of the levy defeat in the coming weeks and work with its board to determine a path forward. “Our priority will be to approach these decisions thoughtfully, transparently, and with consideration for the people we serve, our employees, our provider partners, and the community,” Adam said. She also thanked TuscBDD staff, providers, families, community partners and people who learned about the agency's services. “Although the election outcome presents challenges, our mission remains

Tuscarawas County, OH · 1d

Akron Leader Publications

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Barberton school board approves retirement incentive

BARBERTON — The Barberton City Schools Board of Education Oct. 28 approved a memorandum of understanding with the Barberton Education Association to enact a one-time $10,000 retirement incentive for eligible staff members between Nov. 6, 2026, and June 30, 2027. Board member Pat Boyle said the agreement had been...

Barberton, OH · 3d

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Ohio Warns of 'Beat the Sign' Driving Game Tied to Medina Crash

Ohio school officials are warning parents and students about a reported driving activity called “Beat the Sign,” in which participants allegedly ignore stop signs on purpose and try to beat their own record for how many intersections they can blow through without stopping. The warning comes after a school superintendent reported a serious crash in Medina, Ohio, involving a driver who allegedly kept a log tracking attempts.

Medina, OH · 1d

Medina County Gazette

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Ohio auditor state finds evidence of Medina County Auditor Anthony Capretta using county funds for campaign expenses

MEDINA — The Ohio auditor state determined it found evidence that Medina County Auditor Anthony Capretta acted in ways prohibited by the Ohio Revised Code related to county funds and campaign expenses. In a letter to Ohio Attorney General Andy Wilson, the auditor of state’s office said that the...

Medina County, OH · 4d

Medina County Gazette

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More than 86,000 ballots cast in Medina County in general election

MEDINA — Medina County had the sixth-highest voter turnout in Ohio in the general election, according to the secretary of state’s office. Medina County voters cast 86,541 ballots, for a turnout of about 65 percent. Out of those votes, 12,699 voted absentee, 28,252 voted early in-person and 45,590 voted on Election Day.

Medina County, OH · 3d

Ashland Source

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Poindexter unseats Miller to represent Ohio’s 7th Congressional District

Democrat Brian Poindexter defeated incumbent Republican Max Miller in the race to represent Ohio's 7th Congressional District. The post Poindexter unseats Miller to represent Ohio’s 7th Congressional District appeared first on Ashland Source - Ashland County Ohio News & Info .

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Medina County Gazette

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Medina County employers discuss workforce challenges, skilled trades recruitment

MEDINA — Medina County manufacturers and construction employers are looking for ways to attract the next generation of workers, saying changing perceptions about skilled trades and better communicating career opportunities will be important to strengthening the local workforce. The issue was a central topic on Thursday during the Medina...

Medina County, OH · 2d

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Lorain County Goes Blue, Issue 3 Passes

The state and local elections both largely followed the national trend of a Democratic wave, with the exception of incumbent Congressman Bob Latta’s victory, and a landslide victory for supporters of Issue 3, which enshrines Ohio’s requirement for photo ID at the polls in the state constitution. Amy...

Lorain County, OH · 2d