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New Philadelphia, Goshen Township Reach Tentative 3-Year Agreement

Goshen Township will pay New Philadelphia between 50 and 80 percent more for fire protection services over the next three years after tentatively reaching a new agreement. New Philadelphia City Council unanimously approved it Monday, and Safety Director Kevin Milligan says Goshen Township trustees have verbally agreed. “For ten years...

New Philadelphia, OH · 3d
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The Times-Reporter

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Community news and events from the Dover-New Philadelphia area

Claymont wins literacy engagement award Claymont City Schools won the School District Literacy Engagement Award at the Nov. 7, at the Tuscarawas County Family Reading Festival. East Central Ohio Educational Service Center hosted the festival at New Towne Mall. It included activities designed to show children that reading can be an adventure. Participating schools included Tuscarawas Central Catholic, New Philadelphia, Claymont, Buckeye Career Center and Tusky Valley. Families also had the chance to meet beloved book characters, participate in hands-on literacy activities and explore resources available throughout Tuscarawas County. Winter roadways may be impact by budget limitations Tuscarawas County Engineer Doug Bachman reminds drivers to slow down during and after snow and ice storms. The department’s goal is to get county roads to the condition so that the average driver, when exercising caution, can travel roads safely. Reduced speeds may be necessary. During and after large events, the department will attempt to get roads open so that they can be safely traveled with caution;, however due to budget limitations and salt shortages, county roads will not necessarily be in a condition such that drivers can safely drive 55 mph. The department does not have a black roads policy and does

New Philadelphia, OH · 1d

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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...

Green, OH · 1d
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Medina County Gazette

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Medina City Council approves law department reorganization

MEDINA — Medina City Council approved changes Monday to the law department’s salary and benefits code, making the law director and assistant law director positions full-time ahead of proposed appointments by Mayor Jim Shields. Shields recommended current Assistant Law Director Matthew Lanier to succeed retiring Law Director Greg...

Medina, OH · 3d
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New Towne Mall Briefly Evacuated After Strong Odor

A strong chemical odor prompted the evacuation of the New Towne Mall in New Philadelphia Tuesday evening. New Philadelphia Fire Captain Matthew Graham says firefighters responded to the mall’s Entrance B, near the China Buffet wing, around 5:18 p.m. after a customer reported an odor similar to acetone. Graham...

New Philadelphia, OH · 3d

Medina County Gazette

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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...

Medina, OH · 1d

Main Street Dollars

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Eligible homeowners 65 and older can shield $29,000 of home value in Ohio by Dec. 31, $7,500 of assessed value in Mississippi, and get Indiana’s $150 credit by Jan. 15

Homeowners 65 and older in Ohio have until Dec. 31 to file for a homestead exemption that shields $29,000 of their home’s value from property tax. Mississippi shields the first $7,500 of assessed value for owners 65 and older, and Indiana pays a $150 credit to eligible older owners who file by Jan. 15. Each […]

Mississippi · 3d

WJW FOX 8 News Cleveland

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Ohio town may have inspired ‘It’s a Wonderful Life’

"We're hoping that it will bring people to Bedford and that people would be curious about it and see what a wonderful town it is now," one historical society member said.

Bedford, OH · 1d

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Another historic downtown building faces demolition

With Bedrock Real Estate’s Rock Block under construction in the background, another developer is seeking to demolish the dark building in the foreground — 310 Prospect Ave. (Google). CLICK IMAGES TO ENLARGE THEM. Nationally registered, next to Rock Block. Smaller buildings aren’t getting the breaks in Downtown Cleveland...

Cleveland, OH · 4d

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Things to Do This Weekend In Cleveland: Nov. 12-15

Apollo’s Fire Presents “Echoes Across the Atlantic” with Jeanine De Bique at Cleveland Museum of Art. Trinidadian soprano Jeanine De Bique joins Cleveland's Apollo's Fire for this special concert that takes place at 7:30 p.m. at Cleveland Museum of Art. 11150 East Blvd., Cleveland, 216-421-7350, clevelandart.org. Dr....

Cleveland, OH · 3d

News 5 Cleveland WEWS

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Teachers call off at school where kids passed gun around

Some teachers called off Friday at Oliver Hazard Perry School in Cleveland. This comes after a third-grade student was found with a gun earlier in the week.

Cleveland, OH · 18h

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Bedford Gets an Unexpected Facelift!

Bedford needed a roof. God sent hail for 10 minutes on April 15th. What was initially a scary experience with a dismal future has turned into a colorful resurgence in our Bedford community. Neighborhoods in Bedford offer new surprises almost every week. It has been fun to watch as our...

Bedford, OH · 2d

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Friends of the Cemetery Buys Blake House, a Freedom Seekers’ Underground Railroad Refuge

A piece of Medina County’s Underground Railroad history has a new owner. Friends of the Cemetery finalized its purchase of the H.G. Blake House at 314 E. Washington St. on Nov. 6, taking over a property once used as a refuge for people escaping slavery in the mid-19th century.

Medina County, OH · 3d

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North Olmsted road closed after gas line struck during repair, city says

NORTH OLMSTED, Ohio (WOIO) - Whitethorn Road in North Olmsted is closed near St. Richards and Andrus Avenue after a gas line was struck during repair work, according to the city. The North Olmsted Fire Department responded to assist and ensure safety and has since cleared the scene without incident.

North Olmsted, OH · 3d

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Bay Village Police issues warnings about coyotes

BAY VILLAGE, Ohio (WOIO) - Bay Village Animal Control issued a warning about coyotes you may encounter in the area. Animal Control Officer Mark Adkins released safety tip on dealing with these wild canines:. Bay Village is no stranger to the presence of coyotes as there is an abundance of...

Bay Village, OH · 3d

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These Are The Best Late-Night Eats In Cleveland, Ohio

When the sun goes down in Cleveland, the city does not go to sleep. Across Ohio’s lakefront hub, kitchens stay open, grills keep sizzling, and hungry night owls find plenty of reasons to smile. Whether you just left a Guardians game, finished a concert, or simply got a late...

Cleveland, OH · 1d

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Wadsworth’s Brickyard Trails Nearing Completion as Construction Reaches 75%

A major piece of Wadsworth’s Brickyard redevelopment is getting closer to completion, with city officials reporting that approximately 75% of the passive park’s trails are now finished. The update was shared with Wadsworth City Council’s Public Ways Committee on Monday, Nov. 9. According to city officials, the...

Wadsworth, OH · 3d

Akron Beacon Journal

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Summit County Jail gets perfect score 2 years in a row on state inspection

For the second year in a row, the Summit County Jail received a perfect compliance review from the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction during its annual inspection. The Oct. 20 review found the jail met all 199 standards listed in the Ohio Revised Code . These standards cover a slew of topics, including security, housing, sanitation, food, recreation, programming, inmate discipline, staff training and health services, according to the jail inspection report, which the Beacon Journal received from the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction. Jail renovations: Summit County gets $2.95 million grant to renovate jail, add health care, recovery units "During the inspection, the jail demonstrated a consistent level of professionalism and presented the facility as safe, sanitary, and secure in accordance with applicable standards," the report stated. "The information provided by staff was organized, timely, and responsive to inspection requirements, reflecting an understanding of operational expectations and compliance obligations." Opened in 1990, the jail has a capacity for 791 inmates. On Oct. 20, there were 596 inmates, according to the report. "Based on the historical records kept by the Sheriff’s Office and the ODRC, this is the first time the Summit County Jail has achieved a perfect

Summit County, OH · 2d

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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.

Kent, OH · 16h