Round Two: Something spooky only the cats can see
- Tom Hardesty.
Science says cats can see things we can’t.
Portage County obituaries for Nov. 1-2
- Staff Report.
Remembering those we’ve lost in Portage County
Candidate for Deerfield trustees had been found guilty of taking money from her mom’s estate
Three candidates are vying for the position of Deerfield Township trustee: Laura Lindberg, Stephanie Barringer and incumbent Mark Bann. One of them, Lindberg, in June settled a civil lawsuit accusing her of embezzling from her own mother’s estate, according to Portage County court records.
Portage County obituaries for Oct. 30-31
- Staff Report.
Remembering those we’ve lost in Portage County
Suffield’s new Crafted Artisan Meadery is steeped in history
- Jeremy Brown.
After nearly two years, Portage County native Kent Waldeck, 45, has begun the final stages of construction on Crafted Artisan Meadery, a new meadery located at 1292 Waterloo Rd. in Suffield, formerly the Reformed Church of Suffield.
County roundup: Mogadore will stick with current trash plan, plus news from Brimfield, Suffield and Atwater
Village council recently passed legislation to extend the contract one more year from April 1, 2024, to March 31, 2025, for trash pickup and recycling for the village.
Around Suffield: Honoring Suffield residents who make the community great
Mogadore High School graduates and retired coaches Gino Calcei and Michael Ganitch were honored as the most distinguished Mogadore alumni at the Wildcats’ Homecoming Game against the Southeast Pirates on Oct. 6.
Letter to the editor: A response to the Oct. 27 letter regarding the John Kuhar campaign
I will respond to a few of the issues [presented in Christopher Clevenger’s Oct. 27 letter].
Portage County obituaries for Oct. 27-29
- Staff Report.
Remembering those we’ve lost in Portage County
Streetsboro doesn’t need more hotels or car washes, report says
Assured by a report that Streetsboro is maxed out on hotels, motels and car washes, Mayor Glenn Broska on Oct. 23 said city leaders are drafting legally defensible legislation so that the city will be well positioned to handle future development.
Round Two: The Kent State perspective on the new Name, Image, Likeness policy
- Tom Hardesty.
Rob Senderoff is 247-147 in 12 seasons as the men’s basketball head coach at Kent State University, making him the winningest and longest-tenured coach in program history. His Golden Flashes won Mid-American Conference regular season and tournament championships in 2017 and 2023, automatically qualifying for the NCAA Tournament both years. Last season’s squad went 28-7, the best record of Senderoff’s career and the best by the Flashes since the 2007-08 campaign. And he earned MAC Coach of the Year honors in 2022.
Letter to the editor: A response to Kent Council Member Kuhar
I wanted to take a moment to respond to the paid ad placed by John Kuhar in Wednesday’s digital edition. Throughout his “letter,” Mr. Kuhar touted a record of service for Kent residents, and prioritizing their safety. Unfortunately, Mr. Kuhar left a few details out.
Senior Life: Fall and winter recreation for seniors
- Sally Kelly.
I am writing this in the middle of October, and so far it has been a decent autumn … but this is Ohio, and as we all know, it could snow tomorrow!
Portage County obituaries for Oct. 25-26
- Staff Report.
Remembering those we’ve lost in Portage County
Nearly a year later, still no cause determined in the Kent mill fire
State fire officials have still not determined the cause of the fire that gutted part of the Kent mill nearly a year ago, as residents grow puzzled and concerned about the building’s upkeep.
Kent fire chief cleared in investigation and plans to retire
Kent Fire Chief Bill Myers remains on administrative leave after an investigation that has since been called off, city officials said, declining to state what was being investigated or why.
County roundup: Ravenna chamber partners with school district, plus news from Aurora and Streetsboro
The Ravenna School District is reaching out to the Ravenna Area Chamber of Commerce and its members in hopes of creating a partnership designed to help Ravenna High School’s most at-risk seniors become work-ready before graduation in May.
Baker: What’s behind your mask?
- Kathy Baker.
Masks. They’re in vogue at this time of year, worn by kids trick-or-treating, and occasionally by politicians running for office. There was a lot of mask-wearing, too, during the recent pandemic. And it’s also true that we can use metaphorical masks to hide our private selves from the world.
Portage County obituaries for Oct. 23-24
- Staff Report.
Remembering those we’ve lost in Portage County
Voter guide 2023: Mantua’s Mayor Clark faces two challengers, including council president
Mayor Linda Clark faces challenges by Nicko Koutavas and Village Council President Tammy Meyer.