Stark Library and StarkEMHAR levies appear successful
Stark County voters approved an eight year 2 mill levy for the Stark County District Library, with about 54% in favor from 58% of precincts reporting, adding roughly 3.2 million dollars annually for facilities and services. The Mental Health and Addiction Recovery 1 mill renewal also appeared to pass with about 67% in favor.
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Lombardi Leading Cunningham In Massillon Ward 1 Race
In Massillon, incumbent Councilwoman Sarita Cunningham trails Republican challenger Mark Lombardi. With 58 percent precincts reporting late Tuesday, Lombardi leads 56 to 44 percent, about 130 to 104 votes, setting up a likely November showdown as no Democrat or independent filed for the Ward 1 seat. Lombardi, Canton-born and Massillon resident since 2003, cites road issues as a key failing of city government.
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Perry voters reject two levies pass one
Unofficial election results show Perry residents voting down two levies while approving one. The A2 page reports on the Tuslaw and Dalton levies that fell short in funding efforts, and Page A5 provides a broader overview of all unofficial results.
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Four Stark County towns seek income tax to fund roads and city needs
Early results show voters leaning toward higher income tax in Canal Fulton Brewster Navarre and Hartville with about 60 percent saying yes to a 0.5 percent levy for eight years. The Brewster Fire Department would gain about $400000 annually for safety upgrades and station expansion.
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Timken retirees lose health benefits change eyed Aug. 1
Unionized steelworkers from Timken Co and TimkenSteel allege the company broke a health benefits deal for Medicare eligible retirees by altering terms effective August 1. The dispute centers on how retiree coverage is maintained and funded as the Timken entities adjust benefits.
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