Portage County obituaries for Oct. 18-20
- Staff Report.
Remembering those we’ve lost in Portage County
Kent council members pass ‘right to vote’ resolution, as sheriff’s office speaks out
Kent City Council unanimously approved a resolution this week affirming that the right to vote is a fundamental democratic principle protected by law, and every citizen deserves to participate in elections free from intimidation or coercion.
State Supreme Court says Crestwood staff surveys are public records
The Supreme Court of Ohio has ruled that staff surveys Crestwood Local Schools distributed are public records and must be provided to anyone who wants to see them.
Around Windham: Fall events in full swing in Windham
- Nicole Sweet.
October is almost over; can you believe it? Lately, I have been feeling a sense of restlessness. Perhaps you feel autumn-restlessness, too? It’s like we’re collectively waiting to exhale.
Around Edinburg: A big VBS turnout, free life-saving lessons, and more news from Edinburg
- Cathy Klein.
Edinburg United Church hosted 59 kids for Vacation Bible School this past August. There were 40 volunteers helping kids craft, sing, play games and dive into Scripture while exploring a friendship with God with a scuba theme.
Letter to the editor: Before you vote for sheriff…
Jon Barber is running for sheriff. This man was fired by Portage County commissioners because he couldn’t lead and didn’t get along with others — per one of the commissioners that fired him.
Portage County obituaries for Oct. 16-17
- Staff Report.
Remembering those we’ve lost in Portage County
Justice Department will monitor Portage County elections for intimidation
- Ben Wolford.
Citing concerns about intimidation, the U.S. Justice Department will send staff to Portage County to monitor for violations of voting rights laws, the agency said Tuesday.
Aurora City Council considering Piping Rock Health Products tax abatement, update to zoning code
Aurora City Council on Oct. 14 eyed but did not pass a number of measures, instead deciding to see the items through the required three-reading process for non-emergency legislation.
Streetsboro adding to fire department with help of FEMA grant
Streetsboro City Council on Oct. 14 accepted a $1.185 million FEMA grant to hire three additional paramedic/firefighters.
County roundup: Hiram schedules hearing for zoning code changes plus news from Freedom, Garrettsville, Mantua, Nelson and Windham
Hiram council is overhauling the village’s zoning code, and a public hearing about it will be held Tuesday, Nov. 7 at Village Hall at 7108 Wakefield Rd. The key aspects that will be discussed are parts of Phase 1, including adding a mixed-use zoning code to the books and village council’s proposal of changing from a college research district to an institutional district.
County road resurfacing projects continue through October
The second part of the county’s 2024 road resurfacing program is underway.
Around Randolph: Harvest dinner at Barton Family Farm, plus more news from the township
- Sandy Engle.
In September, 88 people trekked through the fields of the Barton Family Farm to participate in the Haymaker Harvest dinner. Susan White, Randolph township trustee was one of the sponsors and attendees of this event.
Portage County obituaries for Oct. 11-15
- Staff Report.
Remembering those we’ve lost in Portage County
Senior Life: Technology taking over and taking advantage of discounts
- Sally Kelly.
The recent issue of AARP magazine has a whole article on modern technology. It describes the newest phones and how various parts of our lives can be affected by modern technology … from exercising to shopping, staying in touch with grandchildren, paying bills, and even driving your car without your keys.
Around Garrettsville: Tom Collins Memorial Rotary Trail is officially open at Village Park
The members of Rotary Club of Garrettsville-Hiram recently held their ribbon cutting of the Tom Collins Memorial Rotary Trail at Village Park on South Street.
Sponsored: Diamond America Announces Headquarter Relocation to Mogadore, OH
- Submitted.
Diamond America Corporation, a leading U.S. based extruder and die manufacturer, is pleased to announce the relocation of their Headquarters.
Letter to the editor: Vote for Ravenna schools
I am writing to express my support for the upcoming Ravenna school levy, which is crucial for the continued growth and prosperity of the Ravenna community. Investing in our schools is not merely an expenditure; it is a strategic investment in our future economic development.
Portage County obituaries for Oct. 9-10
- Staff Report.
Remembering those we’ve lost in Portage County
Sheriff Zuchowski used jail labor to support his reelection campaign, Ravenna man alleges
Portage County Sheriff Bruce Zuchowski is facing new allegations of using labor from the county jail to do work for his reelection campaign.