Ward 1 race reelects Fran Pape A in Massillon
In Ward 1 Massillon Fran Pape A won a fifth term as representative defeating Lombardi 57 arguing term limits. Turnout at a Northeast Massillon polling site near First Christian Church was steady with 417 ballots cast by 3 pm.
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Sippo Creek
Conningham
Board of Elections
Massillon
Wales Avenue
Perry Township
Perry voters back one police levy renewal and road measure
In Perry Township Stark County voters approved renewing a five year 3.9 mill police levy and a five year 1 mill road levy to fund road paving and hire a full time Road Department employee. A separate 3.49 mill police renewal failed by 12 percentage points.
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Aerry
Bumbs
Perry
Stark County Board of Elections
Waraleo
Board of Elections
Cone
Ferry Paice Department Staton
Genoa Road
Nwmehn
Levies fall short as Tuslaw Dalton seek funds
In Stark and Wayne counties voters rejected five year emergency levies for Tuslaw Local Schools and Dalton area measures. Stark precincts showed 38 percent counted with about 175 against and 4 for, while Wayne counties opposed by 17 to 1. Superintendent Malissa Marconi warned minimal funding will require further cuts and staffing reviews, while supporters cited safety and student needs amid past rejections. A separate Dalton levy sought 1.5 mills for student care and safety, expected to raise about 260000 annually, with a 52.50 yearly cost for a 100000 home, though it also failed. The districts plan to re-evaluate and explore alternatives to protect classrooms and services.
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Toesday
Tuslaw Lacal
Sin Stak
Wayne Counties
Stark County
Wayne County
Malissa Marconi
Marconi Caidber
Bat Marconi
Middle Echo
St. Barbara Catholic Church
Massillon
Corinne
Carl Palmberg
Veterain Slovemader
James Saner
Tax increases pass in Navarre and surrounding areas
Voters in Navarre approve a 20.25 percent income tax hike, funding street repairs and reconstruction, with turnout around 69 at Towpath Trail YMCA. Supporters cite needed improvements, while locals note budget challenges and past tax reviews. Nearby Hartville rejected a 0.5 percent increase, and Canal Fulton voters approve a 20.5 percent rise with tax credits for residents working outside the city.
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Samm Davis
Timber Sfolke
Bob Benson
Torout
Esos
Navare
Lary Seward
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