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November 27, 2021
Communities
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Atwater
Aurora
Brady Lake
Brimfield
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Charlestown
Deerfield
Edinburg
Freedom
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Garrettsville
Hiram
Kent
Mantua
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Mogadore
Nelson
Palmyra
Paris
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Randolph
Ravenna
Rootstown
Shalersville
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Streetsboro
Suffield
Sugar Bush Knolls
Windham
Local government
Local government
Botched Thrasher Group consulting bid costs Streetsboro over $30,000 more than expected
Marijuana petition passes after a recount, now heading for Kent City Council
Police chiefs field questions on force and accountability at community forum
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Politics
County commission
Business
Business
Kent favorite Over Easy will move into the Kent Train Depot this winter
Dollar General is opening in McElrath, a sign of development in a long neglected community
Your business can now sponsor a Kent park, facility or event
Sports
Sports
Hardesty: Sports gaffes that give me high blood pressure
Hardesty roundup: New OHSAA format gives the underdog a chance
Hardesty: One of the greatest years in the history of Portage County football
Opinion
Opinion
A Portage County way to think about gratitude
Letters: Readers respond to the op-ed about Covid in Aurora schools
One for the Books: A real slice of Americana
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Charlestown
Voters decline school board shuffles while approving levies (except Waterloo)
November 3, 2021
Spotlight on History: Frederick Loudin’s song of freedom
October 15, 2021
A string of water accidents Sunday kept rescuers busy, but no one was hurt
July 20, 2021
Township roundup: Charlestown, Atwater, Rootstown, Palmyra
May 13, 2021
Charlestown will hold its Memorial Day Parade May 30 starting from the fire station
April 28, 2021
Two Southeast teachers set to retire this year
March 24, 2021
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