Chick-fil-A Belden Village adds double drive-thru lanes
In Jackson Township Belden Village Chick-fil-A reopened May 8 after a seven week remodel costing about 800000. Franchise owner Doug Pugh notes the reinvestment fits Chick-fil-A policy and expects faster service with heated covered lanes. The upgrade moved handicapped spaces and reduced some parking while interior changes were completed.
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Mind your manners Humane Society program aids adoptions
For 26 years Jackie Godbey has observed dogs in cages. A dog jumping inside its cage is less likely to be adopted than one sitting as visitors pass by. The Stark County Humane Society now runs an enrichment program to modify cage behavior and boost adoption interest.
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Pet poll invites views on home pets and gallery access
Readers are asked to vote in an online poll about their home pets after viewing a photo gallery hosted at the pound. The prompt combines interactive polls with a media gallery to engage visitors.
Herncane named full-time leader of Massillon chamber and MDF
Mel Herncane, 74, will serve as full-time president of the Massillon West Stark Chamber of Commerce and executive director of the Massillon Development Foundation. He previously led as interim since February, replacing his son Ted Herncane, and aims to craft separate strategic visions for both organizations. The chamber has about 330 members.
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Ohio GOP faces vague guidance on new gerrymander map
Republican lawmakers and Ohio Solicitor Ben Flowers say a Cincinnati federal court gave little direction on drawing a constitutional congressional map. A three judge panel ordered a new map by June 14 for 2020, while the state seeks a Supreme Court stay. Flowers notes uncertainty as upper court rulings loom.
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