Area teens ready to compete at county fair
Youths from Tuscarawas Township showcase long worked animals at the county fair. Makenah Rohr recalls bonding with Yorkshire pig Louie, walking him in sessions and prepping for events while Isabella Zeigler anticipates a first pony ride and future ride at the University of Dayton.
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Stark County Fair Opens With Discounts and Free Veterans Day
Opening day announces 170th Stark County Fair at Canton fairgrounds 305 Wertz Ave NW. Gates open 8 am with buildings at 10 am daily through Labor Day. Admission 7, rides extra. reduced price today and Monday 5. Senior Day 5. Kids 14 and younger free with adult. Monday veterans free with ID. Parking free. shuttles 10 am to 10 pm. info starkcountyfair.com or 330-452-0621.
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Gibbs Talks Economy and Jobs in Stark County
U S Rep Bob Gibbs spoke to Massillon WestStark Chamber members about a improving economy. He cited 2 to 3 percent GDP growth and the lowest national unemployment rate in decades. Gibbs said jobs are the way out of poverty and noted business hiring challenges.
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Ohio voter purge faces scrutiny after misflagging 1600 records
Opponents urged halting next week's deletion of thousands of voter names after a vendor flagged more than 1,600 registrations by mistake. Rep Bride Rose Sweeney criticized the supplemental removal process, while Secretary of State Frank LaRose defended the legal obligation to complete the purge begun in 2015.
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Timken accuses Democrats of hoping for a recession
Canton Ohio Republican Party Chair Jane Timken said Democrats wish for a recession to defeat Trump in 2020. She argued the economy is booming with rising wages and expanding business and called the tactic reprehensible. Remarks were made at a business roundtable organized by the Ohio GOP.
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Investment firms to merge assets in Canton Metro area
Beese Fulmer and MacNealy Hoover private investment firms in downtown Canton will combine assets later this year to form one firm managing nearly 1 billion dollars. Tim Budd Jackson football coach worries ahead of season opener with Akron East as key concerns loom.
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