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The Scarf Project returns Nov. 13 with its free Scarf Day in four counties

The Scarf Project returns this week to the Stark County region. Scarf Day is Nov. 13. Hundreds of free scarves, gloves and winter hats will be available to help those in need stay warm during Ohio's coldest months. There are multiple distribution locations in Portage, Stark, Tuscarawas and Cuyahoga counties. The volunteer program accepts year-round donations of yarn, hats, scarves, mittens and gloves. All items must be new. The donated items then are distributed at easily accessible public locations, said co-coordinator Aimee Rufener. For more information, to suggest a distribution location or to donate yarn, contact Aimee Rufener at 330-340-0474. There also are drop off sites at Bolek's Crafts in Dover and Claymont Public Library in Uhrichsville. All donated items are stored at The Hill Hope Center in Uhrichsville. Here's where you'll find the items on Nov. 13: STARK COUNTY Alliance: Family Dollar, corner of East Main Street and South Union Avenue Alliance YWCA, 239 E. Market St. Canton: Canton Repository, 500 Market Ave. N Hall of Fame City Ice Rink, 215 Tuscarawas St. Massillon: Massillon Family YMCA, 131 Tremont Ave. SE Navarre: Towpath Trail YMCA, 1226 Market St. NE TUSCARAWAS COUNTY Dover: St. John United Church of Christ, 409

Stark County, OH · 2d

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Newton Falls daycare, preschool installs ‘Tiny Town’ for tots

NEWTON FALLS - Most people likely haven’t seen a daycare like the one here in the Valley that is opening a unique feature. Tiny Tots Tigers Preschool & Daycare in Newton Falls is preparing to unveil Tiny Tots Town. Located inside the preschool, 909 Milton Blvd. is a recreation...

Newton Falls, OH · 1d
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Bombay Curry and Grill celebrates 15th anniversary with lunch buffet in Niles

A Niles restaurant serving Indian food is celebrating 15 years of business. Kayla Adams is the manager at Bombay Curry and Grill in Niles, but her daily duties often include answering the phone and waiting on tables. “I love that I get to meet people from all over who are...

Niles, OH · 1d
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HANOUSEK HAS A ROCK SOLID FUTURE

CANFIELD, OH – After spending four seasons delivering thunderous kills, clutch serves, and championship-caliber performances for the Canfield Cardinals, Ashtyn Hanousek is ready to take her talents to the next level. The standout senior has officially signed to continue her academic and athletic career at Slippery Rock University in...

Canfield, OH · 1d
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Seasonal Home Maintenance: Preparing Your Home for Winter

Winter has a way of revealing problems around the house. A small draft becomes impossible to ignore when temperatures drop, while a clogged gutter can create a much bigger headache once snow and ice arrive. For homeowners in Northeast Ohio, freezing temperatures and lake-effect snow can put a home’s exterior...

Northeast Ohio, OH · 1d

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Wet Lake-Effect Snow Could Drop Up to 4 Inches East of Cleveland and Canton as First Accumulating Snowfall Arrives Friday Night

CLEVELAND — Confidence is growing that the first accumulating snowfall of the season will hit parts of Northeast Ohio this weekend. Model guidance now agrees more closely on a setup that could bring heavy, wet snow to the primary and secondary snowbelts. The main window runs from 4 p.m. Friday through noon Saturday.

Cleveland, OH · 1d

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Plain Twp. opens 47-acre wetlands park as officials push to preserve green space

In a largely developed Stark County community, Plain Township officials are making a new push to preserve some of the green space that remains.

Stark County, OH · 1d

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Volleyball: South Range suffers first loss in state semi finals

The South Range volleyball team lost to Versailles in the Division V State Semi Finals. The Raiders led only four times in the match losing 14-25, 21-25 & 23-25. They finish the season 27-1, the best season in school history. Update: 3:31 pm. SET 3. Versailles jumped out to 5-1...

Canfield, OH · 8h

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Mount Union to miss Division III playoffs for the first time in nearly 40 years

Something that many of us didn't even know was possible will happen on Sunday. The NCAA will release its Division III bracket, and Mount Union's name almost certainly won't be on it. If and when that comes to pass, this will be the first time Mount misses the playoffs since...

Alliance, OH · 1d

Record-Courier

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Sandy Lake Road at railroad tracks in Rootstown closed until Nov. 16

Sandy Lake Road will be closed until Nov. 16 at the Norfolk Southern Railroad tracks east of State Route 44 in Rootstown Township, the Portage County Engineer's Office said on Nov. 12. Rail replacement and paving of the crossing are taking place. This article originally appeared on Record-Courier: Sandy Lake Road at railroad tracks in Rootstown closed until Nov. 16

Rootstown Township, OH · 1d

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Mahoning County Clerk of Courts Pushes Back Against Criticism

Mahoning County Clerk of Courts Michael Ciccone is pushing back against criticism of his department, saying he has no reason to resign. Ciccone made the remarks after a budget hearing, where county commissioners declined to approve his request for next year, because of accounting issues. He told Ally Ross, that not only will he NOT step down, he also intends to run for reelection.

Mahoning County, OH · 1d

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A Century Tradition: Newton Falls Kiwanis Cakewalk

Judges Rick Jolly, Shelley Jolly, and assistants Susan Holub, Carly and Troy Nicholas, NFHS National Honor Society members, and recorder Tim Holub had a challenge choosing from the many costume participants at Newton Falls Kiwanis’s 100th Annual Cakewalk, on a beautiful, though cloudy, autumn day. Thank you. Kiwanis would like to thank George and Mary Koutsounadis of Covered Bridge Inn; DJ Mindy Reed; Bob Burke at the P.A. system. We thank Newton Falls city workers, police, fire, street, and electrical departments for help with the scheduling set-up and break-down. Thank you to Mayor David Hanson for use of parking space for the club. We are delighted that NFHS Tiger Marching Band came to share several songs with us, and are happy they could stay for costume judging. Thank you, Director Hrdlicka. We continue our sponsorship of the arches, with signs made by Tim Heckathorn of Zip City Lazer.

Newton Falls, OH · 1d

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Santa Claus is coming to the Eastwood Mall

He'll be making his arrival at the Eastwood Mall tomorrow at noon. Children will get to sit on Santa's lap and take pictures with him.

Niles, OH · 6h

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Salt mine closure will impact Mahoning County, engineer says

Mahoning County is facing a major shortage of road salt after the closure of a Cleveland-area salt mine, according to County Engineer Pat Ginnetti. “It's been three weeks now since the announcement, and there's really not a solid answer on what the solution is,” Ginnetti said Thursday morning in a video appearance at the county commissioners’ board meeting.

Mahoning County, OH · 1d

Record-Courier

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Rootstown boys soccer state semifinal vs Norwayne High School

TWINSBURG — Rootstown's boys soccer state debut got off to a tough start. Norwayne controlled the start, setting the tone with two goals in the first 19 minutes, then added a goal right before and another after the intermission. How would the Rovers, who led virtually the entire postseason until then, respond? Rootstown responded with 35 minutes of inspired soccer to close its historic season, ultimately falling 5-2 to Norwayne in a Division V state semifinal Nov. 11. "You can't find a better class of kids that put the work ethic in and all that," Rovers coach Charlie Voth said. "They really worked hard." The Rovers' rally included a goal apiece from seniors Zach Pastor and Bryson Scarlett. Pastor's goal put him at 107 for his career, extending his Portage County record. "If I had a chance to take it back for the win, I would do it in a heartbeat," Pastor said. "It still means a lot being number one, but I would put it all away for this class and moving to the state championship." It was a record-breaking season for Rootstown (17-3-2) in multiple ways, as the program broke through for its first regional championship with a

Rootstown Township, OH · 2d

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South Range vs. United

South Range versus United is one of the "all-local" matchups in the third round of the playoffs. It's their first time playing since 2016.

Canfield, OH · 1d

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Ohio Proposes $46.7 Million for Road Projects, Including Stark and Cuyahoga Counties

Nearly $47 million could be heading toward major road projects across Ohio, including improvements in Stark and Cuyahoga counties. The Ohio Department of Transportation’s Transportation Review Advisory Council has approved a draft funding list totaling $46.7 million for 13 projects across 12 counties between fiscal years 2027 and 2030.

Cuyahoga County, OH · 2d

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MILLER MAKES IT OFFICIAL WITH NIAGARA

LOUISVILLE, OH – From dominating in the circle to helping lead Louisville to the state championship game, Katelynn Miller has built an impressive résumé wearing the Leopards uniform. Now, the talented senior is taking her game to the Division I level. Miller has officially signed to continue...

Louisville, OH · 1d

Record-Courier

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Ravenna prepares new ward boundaries for 1st time since 1972

For the first time in more than 50 years, Ravenna residents may have to consult a map to find out who represents them on City Council. The city, which has had the same ward boundaries since 1972, is redrawing the four districts to get a better balance of residents in each. The process began in March, when a national consultant told Ravenna City Council its ward boundaries were out of balance. The new lines are to be official by the end of December, in time for 2027 municipal elections that will include council representatives for two of the wards. A public hearing will take place Nov. 23 to consider the new map. Council, which approved a first reading of an ordinance approving the new map, will conduct a special meeting after the public hearing, with another reading expected Dec. 7. The ordinance will be voted on as emergency legislation to get around the 30-day waiting period normally required, said Carmen Laudato, the at-large council member who has been leading the redistricting effort. "If people are going to be running for council, they'll want to make sure that the wards they would serve are the wards they actually live in," Laudato

Ravenna, OH · 1d

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Some of us will see our first flakes... All of us feel the cold though.

CLEVELAND — Northeast Ohio is getting its first true taste of winter this weekend... and the biggest story isn't a massive snowstorm, it's the cold and wind. Bundle up before you step out the door, because brisk winds are going to keep wind chills stuck in the 30s all weekend long. Brrr!

Cleveland, OH · 19h