Ohio census shows immigrants fueling population growth
New U S Census Bureau estimates show Ohio would have lost population without immigrants. Columbus metro would have slowed about 25 percent this decade. Akron would have declined without new arrivals. Cleveland would face a larger loss. Stark County declined slightly from 372 077 in 2017 to 371 574 in 2018 a 0 14 percent drop.
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Immigration drives Ohio growth chart data
A chart shows Ohio would shrink without immigration from 2010 to 2018. It breaks population change into natural change births minus deaths domestic migration within the United States and international migration.
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Massillon church puts entire 1900 Wales Rd complex on market
St John Lutheran Church in Massillon offers its full facility for 1.1 million after years of declining membership and costly upkeep. The 19,082 square foot building with 2.25 acres was once an elementary school and preschool site, now seen as a potential sale to fund future ministry. The Rev. John Telloni says the church remains active and not folding.
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DeWine Pushes Tobacco Purchase Age to 21 Across Ohio
Gov. Mike DeWine and cabinet directors urged boosting the tobacco and nicotine vaping purchase age from 18 to 21. At a Wednesday news conference at Nationwide Children’s Hospital, officials called vaping an emerging public health problem and said restricting sales to under 21 can reduce use and save lives. Columbus and Cincinnati are among cities highlighted in the effort.
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Ask A Lawyer event offers Massillon students legal insight
Massillon Massillon area residents and students from Washington High School and Central Catholic High School attended an Ask A Lawyer session in Massillon Municipal Court on a Law Day history briefing. Attendees learned about the origins of Law Day established by President Eisenhower in 1958 and about upcoming activities.
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