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July 25, 2021
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Local government
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Opinion: Too many parking lots, too little imagination
UH is permanently closing its Kent emergency room, and the city is pushing back
The Silica Sand Road bridge will be closed for 90 days and widened
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UH is permanently closing its Kent emergency room, and the city is pushing back
Ravenna Area Chamber of Commerce announced Raven Award winners for 2019 and 2020
Duke’s neighbor explains why Freedom dog facility is a problem, and trustees avoid tough questions
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It’s almost fall sports season and the pandemic isn’t gone – what next?
How Bryan Harvey built the Roosevelt girls’ golf program into a dynasty
Hardesty: My proposal for the Cleveland Indians name change
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Opinion
Opinion: Too many parking lots, too little imagination
It’s almost fall sports season and the pandemic isn’t gone – what next?
Letter: Our police and deputies need body cameras
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Aurora
Aurora has increased spending on police by over $2 million since the pandemic
June 30, 2021
Commissioners approve November levy vote for Portage County’s struggling library system
June 7, 2021
Metal roofing could be coming to Aurora after council grants exception
May 12, 2021
Aurora is seeking volunteers for a citywide cleanup May 8
April 28, 2021
Aurora awards $8.5 million contract to Chardon-based company for wastewater overhaul
March 24, 2021
Aurora students are getting pricey new iMacs for the computer lab
March 23, 2021
Pandemic drives Portage libraries to the brink
June 22, 2020
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