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Newspaper
Massillon Independent
Location
Massillon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 2019
Page
1
Local rapper from Ticket, Arizona declares he is a legitimate artist while also working as a mailman. He discusses balancing music releases with daily postal duties and aims to push his art into broader venues. He notes plans for upcoming performances in nearby communities.
Governor Mike DeWine argues a proposed 18 cent per gallon gas tax hike is the minimum needed to fund road repairs and prevent dangerous intersections. He says cutting the rate will leave roads in poor condition and raise highway fatality risk. DeWine spoke to Ohio Nurses Association at the Statehouse.
Eight year old Spicocchi and classmates follow teacher Linda Miller into St Mary Catholic Church for Ash Wednesday Mass as Stark County Catholics join Lent. The Association of Religion Data Archives notes over 55,000 Catholics in Stark County observing the season. Lent marks reflection prayer and penance ahead of Easter April 21 with many denominations observing the period. Margaret Cocklin attends Mass at 8 15 a m.
The last compact car rolled off the line at General Motors Lordstown near Youngstown Ohio as GM begins exit from the site Eliminating 1700 hourly positions the first of five North American plants to close by early next year Workers mourn the end of more than 50 years of manufacturing at the plant in Tony Dejak report from AP.
Massillon travelers face a detour on Richville Drive SW as a major resurfacing project begins. The road is closed from Southway Street SW to Nave Road SE until June 14, weather permitting. The closure affects a portion of Richville Drive and ends in early summer as planned.
The Stark County Educational Service Center plans to raze the Edgefield Elementary building at 2100 38th St. NW in Plain Township. Built in 1915, the three story structure housed ESC offices from 1992 until earlier this year. Ray Bertolini Trucking of Akron won the $127,000 demolition contract after bidding among 10 bidders. The former site will be cleared as operations moved to the Advanced Technology Center on Stark State College campus in Jackson Township.
Christopher Good, a 9-year-old wheelchair basketball player, describes himself as competitive, rough, and fast while remaining personable and determined to help the Massillon Rolling Tigers in the championship playoffs. The INDE highlights an autopsy on a drowning victim and a Homeland Security crisis at the border on page A2.
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