Everhard Road NW Closure Affects Canton Traffic
The $10 million Everhard and Whipple Avenue NW intersection upgrade began in June 2018 and will close Everhard from Stratmoor Drive NW to East of Whipple through Thanksgiving. Detours use 38th Street NW Portage Street NW and access points to US 62 W and I 77. Officials say about 20,400 vehicles daily used the Everhard segment in 2016, with 16,700 on the other segment, and expect major disruption in the first week. Local residents report driveways used for turnarounds during earlier work.
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Whipple Avenue
North Canton Corporation
Jonathan Street
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Portage Avenue
Jackson Township
Frank Avenue
Dressler Road
Dressler
Diebold Nixdorf revamps North Canton plant move
Diebold Nixdorf plans to close its Greensboro North Carolina facility and move final assembly of ATMs and retail equipment to a 200000 square foot building in the Hoover District of North Canton. About 215 new jobs will be created there while 122 Greensboro workers and 86 contractor positions will be cut. The Greensboro plant opened in 2008 and will be shut by year end with most jobs ending in November.
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Orchard Ave
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Michael Jacobsen
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Jacobsen
Climate warms Midwest and raises health risks
Climate reports show Ohio and Midwest temperatures 2 to 3 degrees higher than mid-20th century levels. Lyme disease affects 5 to 14 year olds in Ohio, while warmer weather boosts ticks and mosquitoes and increases infectious diseases. July ranking as the 11th warmest since 1895 highlights vulnerability of the young and sick.
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Midwest
Ohio officials push fund sharing in opioid lawsuits
Local governments urge the Cleveland federal judge overseeing more than 2,000 opioid cases to permit group distribution of settlements among counties and cities. States worry about funds being diverted from prevention and treatment programs. Ohio figures Kasich and Gee defend the nonprofit setup and plan a companion entity to expand fundraising and use.
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