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The Times-Reporter
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Canton First Ladies Museum Plans $4.5 Million Downtown Home
The National First Ladies Library & Museum is planning a new downtown Canton home for objects that, for now, mostly have to live somewhere else. The First Ladies Experience is a $4.5 million project, with construction aimed at January 2027 and an opening in early 2028. As The Repository reported,...
Akron Leader Publications
Green Council approves fire union contract, hears update on income tax receipts
GREEN — Following more than a year of negotiations, Green City Council Nov. 10 approved a resolution ratifying a three-year labor agreement with Local 2964 of the International Association of Firefighters. The agreement includes a 75-cents-per-hour wage adjustment and wage increases of 4% in 2026, 3.25% in 2027 and...
Medina County Gazette
Medina ribbon cuttings celebrate four business openings
MEDINA — Four Medina businesses held ribbon-cuttings Friday to mark the opening of three shops and a gym’s new location. The city, Main Street Medina, and the Medina Chamber of Commerce organized ribbon-cuttings for EarthWise Pet, Hive Strength Co., Thrifty Miss and Curve Collective. Mayor Jim Shields congratulated the business owners and presented city proclamations. State Rep. Sean Hutson also attended and presented proclamations on behalf of the Ohio House of Representatives.
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Ohio Restaurant Faces Fury After Hosting Ramaswamy as Locals Say ‘It Came Back to Bite Them’
An Ohio restaurant that welcomed Republican gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy for a campaign stop found itself at the center of an ugly political backlash, and some furious locals are showing little sympathy. P.J. Marley’s, a popular burger restaurant in Medina, hosted Ramaswamy and other Republican candidates on October 31 after...
Medina County Gazette
Medina crews work to collect leaves across the city
MEDINA — Medina crews are working 12-hour days six days a week to collect leaves after equipment problems and staffing shortages complicated the start of the city’s annual pickup program. Service Director Nino Piccoli told Medina City Council on Monday that all three of the city’s leaf collection...
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Cleveland Boomers Are Moving Under An Hour Away To One Of America's Most Affordable Cities For Retirees
Cleveland rocks, but not necessarily for retirees. Major cities can be a challenge to retire in for a number of reasons, and so many of Cleveland's seniors have felt an uncontrollable urge to move to smaller cities and towns in their golden years. They're not always looking far, though. One of the most popular places to retire to from Cleveland is another more affordable Ohio city just 40 miles away: Akron, the Rubber Capital of the World.
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Cleveland's Starr Collects 60 Names and Says He Has No Proof
Cleveland Ward 5 Councilman Richard A. Starr has collected 60 establishments that constituents have questioned over diluted liquor. He says he has no backing and no evidence behind the inquiry. Calling the state is still a plan, not an open investigation. News 5 Cleveland reported that he intends to turn...