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Newspaper
Massillon Independent
Location
Massillon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 2019
Page
2
The village of Beach City and Brewster will undergo mosquito spraying next week. Boundaries include South Street to the east, Chapel Street to the south, and adjacent streets. Spraying targets residents and beekeepers may need to vacate temporarily for safety.
Merging Hearts will host a town hall meeting Sunday to discuss human values and cooperation. The event aims to address community concerns and encourage humane actions. attendees can learn how to support immigrants and assist vulnerable residents. For more information, call the listed number.
The Independent issues a correction policy outlining the editor Edtr Vrenica Van Dies at STIS. It clarifies procedures for rectifying errors and providing contact details for readers seeking updates.
Fragmented lottery excerpt shows multiple midday and evening pick results with garbled numbers and payday mentions. It references a large prize pot of 110 000 and assorted sequences like 2-9-0 and 7-7-1, indicating a chaotic listing of FAIDAY'S PICKS and rolling wagers.
The Massillon region’s early schools trace from the Union School of 1848 on North Street to the North Street School renamed Longfellow in 1915. The Union School, enlarged to hold 4500, soon gave way to the North Street School and later to a combined grade and junior high at the same site, with the former facility eventually demolished.
In Stark County family court, 14 year old Michael Boykins of Canton pleads not guilty to complicity in aggravated murder and obstructing justice. Isiah Lynch, 15, faces similar counts. Both alleged in Sylvia Mecce’s killing on Rieyl Court SW. Trial dates set for December 23 and October 31 with juvenile and serious youth offender status explained.
Canal Tavern of Zoar closes its doors as a restaurant but plans to transform the site into a new venture at a different location on Towpath Road. Owner Tim von Elsesser, former chief information officer, cites staffing and daily grind as reasons and notes plans to rent the historic building for private events while keeping ties to Zoar’s German history. Zoar, settled in 1817 and named among Smithsonian's best small towns, preserves a 1829 origin as a hotel and later residence before becoming a restaurant again in recent decades.
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