Navarre receives roadwork grant for Hendrickson USA site access
The state Controlling Board approved 712000 in Roadwork Development Grants to Navarre for Sterlite Street extension serving the Hendrickson USA facility on the former county farm property at 4500 Sterilite St. NE. The two lane 676 foot road, with site work, curbs, gutters and storm sewers, aims to create or retain jobs with a total project cost near 1100000 and a local match of about 366000 by the developer.
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Family Ties Bind Grace UCC Amid 125th Anniversary
Grace United Church of Christ in Massillon marks 125 years as members reveal strong family links across generations. Patricia Close recalls attending since birth in 1952 while cousins Stan Crofut and Ken Keller trace ancestry to the church founders. A weekend worship honored founding members and their relatives.
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Ohio House approves 150 million bailout for FirstEnergy plants
The Ohio House passed HB 6 by a 51-38 vote, sending a 150 million dollar annual bailout to keep FirstEnergy Solutions’ two northern Ohio nuclear plants operating. Gov. DeWine signed the measure, ending months of heated debate and a statewide media campaign.
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Queen of Hearts game boosts business at Harmon's Pub
Canton restaurant Harmon's Pub saw Thursday nights surge as a Queen of Hearts raffle grows, with a $215000 pot and 90 percent to the winner. Players buy tickets choose a number, reveal a card, and a queen of hearts wins the pot. The game follows a nationwide trend, drawing scrutiny from officials like Ohio’s Michael DeWine.
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Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity for Racehorse Incident
Jonathan D. Ford, 28, involved in releasing over a dozen racehorses at Stark County Fairgrounds in January, has been found not guilty by reason of insanity. The AIM Academy in Canton City School District began its second year under a year round calendar, also called a balanced calendar, on Monday.
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Stark County Fairgrounds
AIM Academy
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