Jackson Township officer Selegy to retire after 55 years in law enforcement
Joe Selegy, 80, a longtime Jackson Township police officer, plans retirement after a career spanning Canton Police Department 26 years and Jackson Township since 1991. He recalled a near-fatal elevator incident in 1987, then returned to Jackson as a part time officer before moving to a civil position. He will spend more time with family and run a roadside pumpkin stand with a grandson.
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Stark County Center relocation saves miles with new program
Correction notice states that employees of Stark County Board of Developmental Disabilities Early Intervention move to Whipple-Dale Centre to save an estimated 1,000 miles of driving annually. The article reference and names are unclear due to OCR errors and a separate renovation note.
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Canton to Redevelop Eshmuntaigh School Site With 2 Million State Grant
The Ohio Development Services Agency announces 2 million dollars for the Lehman project in Canton. Developers plan 29 townhouse units on the former Eshmuntaigh School site, converting the vacant building into sound independent housing with low income housing tax credits. Local officials including Mayor Esmabel and Deputy Mayor Valium express support amid a push to complete the project by 2021.
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Householder Sees Leg May Dump Ohio Death Penalty
Ohio House Speaker Larry Householder says the legislature may terminate the death penalty law. He cites inability to procure lethal injection drugs and the rising costs of enforcement as factors shaping talks on whether Ohio can sustain capital punishment.
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Community event listing with meals and toys giveaway
Local notices describe a spring themed event at SL Geowe Sree Orthodox Church and Spring Hil Histor Home offering hot meals and loaned items for children including entry feed toys clothing and more. Information line provides a phone number and various dates and locations for additional activities and donations.
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Arrest reports outline multiple suspects in city crime case
A garbled crime dispatch lists arrests Saffel, Taylor Hanmond, Otero, and Gore in varied incidents. It cites cocaine possession, alleged theft, weapons, and drug paraphernalia during raids and at street locations including Lingo Way and Third Street NE.
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