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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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Boston Mills Road Closure on November 19
The Boston Mills Road Multi-Use Path Project is nearing completion, with installation of the new pedestrian bridge scheduled for Thursday, November 19. A full closure of Boston Mills Road at the bridge, just west of Lake Forest Drive, is anticipated for one day to allow crews to safely install the bridge.
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Summit County Lands $2 Million Federal Grant to Upgrade 36 Akron-Area Signals
Summit County will upgrade traffic signals at 36 intersections on the corridor between North Revere Road and downtown Akron with a $2 million federal street-safety grant, according to a news release from the office of U.S. Rep. Emilia Sykes that the Akron Beacon Journal reported on Friday. The U.S. Department of Transportation awarded the money […]
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Since 1938, Akron’s Bob’s Hamburg Has Served Tiny Burgers From A Room No Bigger Than A Diner Car
Some restaurants need a parking garage, a host stand, and a pager that buzzes when your table is ready. This one needs about five booths, a short row of stools, and a single grill that has outlasted most of the cars that ever parked outside. On Akron’s East Avenue, a...
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Trailhead Foundation to Reveal First Funds From Summa Sale in Akron
AKRON, Ohio — A little more than a year after Summa Health was sold to a for-profit company, Greater Akron will learn Thursday night, Nov. 12, exactly how much money the new Trailhead Community Health Foundation of Greater Akron has to invest in the region’s health — and the foundation’s leaders say the figure is […]
Akron Beacon Journal
Hudson football vs St. Edward High School. Explorers season comes to end
LAKEWOOD — Hudson knew what it was getting into. St. Edward has a long history winning in the OHSAA high school football playoffs . The Explorers knew they had to play error-free ball to have a chance to upset the Eagles. Instead, St. Edward pounced on almost every mistake Hudson made. Watch Ohio High School Football Live on NFHS Network all year Playing with a short field most of the game, St. Edward scored 24 unanswered points to start the game and beat the Explorers 38-14 on Friday, Nov. 13, at First Federal Lakewood Stadium. St. Edward advanced to the Division I, Region 1 title game Nov. 20 against Mentor, which defeated Canton McKinley 16-13 in the other regional semifinal. Hudson finished the season 9-4. "I thought we fought," Hudson coach Jeff Gough said. "We made a couple mistakes here and there. When you make mistakes, it's tough to succeed against a team and program like this. Hats off to St. Eds, but I love the way our team fought to the end." Many of Hudson's mistakes came on special teams. Misty conditions in Lakewood led to three errant punt snaps, one of which led to a block, and a
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Tradition Alive: New Era Restaurant
When it’s time to make strudel at New Era Restaurant, Soka Milanko makes the dough in-house — then stretches it on a table, by hand, until it’s thin enough to add in the filling of either apples or cheese. She then wraps the pastry, cutting it into thirds.
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Walsh tops Hoban; Highland advances
GREATER AKRON — Week two of the high school football playoffs are in the books with only two area teams advancing to semifinal games. The second meeting between Walsh Jesuit and Hoban was a little different compared to the first when Hoban beat Walsh 30-0 during the regular season. Out for revenge, Walsh Jesuit knocked Hoban out of the playoffs for the second year in a row. Walsh’s Kinzy Shea was 8-of-11 passing for 111 yards in the game, and Cam Brunson had five catches for 82 yards. Oliver Nonno also made field goals of 44 and 28 yards. It was Walsh’s defense that capitalized as Nathan Allen, Ben Biel, Xavier Steele and Drew Wollschleger all intercepted passes from Hoban quarterback Major Cribbs, who finished 10-of-26 passing for 130 yards and a touchdown. Hoban finishes the season 4-7, and Walsh Jesuit advances to play Nordonia at home in the Division II Region 5 semifinal game.
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Kent State professor awaits decision in S.B. 1 investigation
Kent State University professor allegedly violated Senate Bill 1. Ohio Senate Bill 1 became state law in 2025 with the aim of limiting diversity, equity and inclusion programs and reducing bias in public universities in Ohio. Critics say S.B. 1 harms academic freedom and restricts discussions on controversial topics. One of its first tests has come in an investigation against a Kent State University adjunct professor who has been accused of anti-Christian bias, which he denies.