Stark opioid shipments spotlight two Alliance pharmacies
DEA data analyzed by the Columbus Dispatch and Canton Repository show Stark County received 11.7 million opioid pills in 2006 rising to 20.8 million in 2011 then 20.6 million in 2012. Walgreens and Easterday Pharmacy in Alliance led local dispensing with 4.2 million and 4.1 million pills respectively.
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Grand Parade opens season for area marching bands
Jackson High senior Divya Patibandla surveys the Grand Parade route along Cleveland Avenue as bands begin the season with a 2.2 mile march. She recalls freshmen year thinking the end was near, only to face blocks more, and now after four years she marks the back end near 12th Street NW by Walgreens, concluding an hour-long procession.
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Four Area High School Bands to March in Grand Parade
IndeOnline.com offers video of Massillon Perry Jackson and Tuslaw bands preparing for Saturday's Grand Parade plus a photo gallery. Patibandla reflects on the journey with a remark about the endless effort.
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Hall of Fame Festival Grand Parade kicks off in Canton
The Canton Repository reports the Enshrinement Festival Grand Parade begins Saturday morning in downtown Canton. Units from area high school marching bands travel north along Cleveland Avenue from Fifth Street SW to 25th St NW, as part of the Hall of Fame Festival preview pages.
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Mueller leans on report in hearing
Former special counsel Robert Mueller testified before the House Judiciary and Intelligence committees, offering brief answers and directing lawmakers to his 448 page report on the Trump Russia investigation. He stressed he would not summarize or reinterpret the findings.
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Facebook hit by record 5 billion FTC fine and probe
Facebook disclosed an FTC antitrust inquiry alongside a $5 billion penalty for privacy violations tied to the Cambridge Analytica affair. The company reported Q2 revenue growth and user gains but lower net income due to one time costs, while facing international probes.
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Born to race Five year journey to national motocross
Christopher Wittman began racing at age five and first struggled to keep up. Now at a later age he competes in the National Motocross Championship, showing rapid progress and rising talent in the sport.
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Weather Update Prints Sunny High Today
The IndeOnline forecast shows a sunny high for today with no rain expected. For details and the five day outlook readers are directed to Page A2 or the weather center at IndeOnline.com/weather. Subscriber note greeting to C. Joan Decker appears in the welcome segment.
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Lawmakers tighten rules to close failing charter schools
Ohio budget adds a provision to reduce the number of privately operated tax funded schools subject to automatic closure. After an eight month search NEOMED named Dr. John Langell 55 of Salt Lake City Utah as the universitys seventh president.
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