Reading boosts mind and memory for all ages in Stark County
Our View urges daily reading to build healthy minds as students return to school while raising concerns over SB 179 to drop front license plates. Law enforcement groups warn plates aid crime solving and vehicle identification, noting most states require them.
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Matt Lutz
Carnation Festival Opens in Alliance Honoring Dr Levi Lamborn
Alliance launches the 6th Carnation Festival in Stark County to celebrate Dr Levi Lamborn creator of the scarlet carnation once favored by President McKinley. The 11 day event features a children story time in Silver Park and a Beech Creek Gardens collaboration as visitors flock to the city.
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Reader poll update from IndeOnline covers Hall of Fame events
Web poll asks readers how many Hall of Fame events they attend with a total of 16, showing six percent for all of them and zero percent for two events. A second poll asks how updated readers feel about their wardrobe and invites submissions at IndeOnline.com.
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Would Dems cut does pay in single payer debate
Debates frame healthcare costs around administration and drug prices while ignoring physician pay. Harvard economist David Cutler says reducing admin costs and drug prices would still leave a large U S gap versus Canada due to higher provider prices and physician incomes. The two main Medicare for All plans leave provider compensation undecided, creating wide cost estimates and forcing candidates to address a core question: how will doctor pay be handled and what effect will it have on costs and access.
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Walking dogs in parks without South Sippo policy riles locals
Readers question why city parks ban dog walking except South Sippo while nearby streets host a mix of open spaces and recent downtown work. They praise helpers, discuss a downtown amphitheater idea for Duncan Plaza, urge support for a city project, and ask who cleans up after Amish buggies’ droppings in Massillon streets.
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