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Women-owned salon Rooted 316 hosting grand opening in Girard
A women-owned hair salon called Rooted 316 is opening in November at 5 West Liberty St. in Girard. “JoJo Leigh Garcia and I own Rooted 316,” co-owner Paige Fleischer said. “Jojo and I met at our old salon that we worked at previously. After a few years there together, we decided that we wanted to open our own.”
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Youngstown Holiday Parade & Tree Lighting Show scheduled for Nov. 28
Youngstown CityScape announced that the city’s Annual Holiday Parade and Tree Lighting show has been scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 28. The full event will run from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m., with the parade starting at 6 p.m. and tree lighting following at 7:30 p.m. Local high school marching...
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Dominic Nardella named director of WYSU-FM
Youngstown State University announced Monday morning that Dominic Nardella has been appointed director of the university’s radio station WYSU-FM. A Mahoning Valley native, Nardella started his career in broadcasting in Youngstown and has since accumulated over 35 years of experience in the industry. Nardella has worked in several positions...
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Two Holiday Films Shot in Medina Get Release Dates, Starting Nov. 10 on Plex
MEDINA, Ohio — Christmas is arriving early for Northeast Ohio movie fans. Two holiday films shot in Medina and other Northeast Ohio locations last winter now have release dates, the Akron Beacon Journal reported on Monday, Nov. 9 — one of them begins streaming this week. The first film, “The Great Chocolate Date,” begins streaming […]
Cleveland.com
Summit Metro Parks announces completion of paved trail connecting the University of Akron with Kent State University
AKRON, Ohio – Summit Metro Parks has announced the completion of Freedom Trail Phase IVa–a paved path for hikers and bikers that extends from Mill Street south to Buchtel Avenue in downtown Akron. Amenities at the Freedom Trail’s new trailhead at the intersection of Mill and Lincoln streets...
theportager.com
Kent exempts feral cats from wildlife law, examines options to control deer
Kent City Council’s public safety committee on Nov. 4 unanimously endorsed a three-part proposal to manage — that is, reduce — the city’s deer population. First on the rollout is educating the public about the unintended consequences of feeding deer. This, city Service Director Melanie Baker said, can be done with posts on the city’s website and social media.