voters head to polls in Stark County for mayoral races and tax measures
Election day open since 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. covers Stark County with contested mayoral and school board races and a proposed property tax increase for Stark Parks and Stark County Children Services. Turnout is typically under 50 percent without state or federal races.
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Mayoral Races In Alliance Massillon And North Canton
Three Ohio cities Alliance Massillon and North Canton are contesting mayoral races as voters prepare to cast ballots. Candidates include incumbents and challengers with local issues shaping the campaigns. Poll turnout and campaign events are likely to influence results.
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Reading program aims to boost Stark County youth literacy
Dolly Parton banners a literacy effort in Stark County with Imagination Library and library partnerships to give free books to children birth to age five. Fairless Alumni Association backs the cause noting a 20 minute daily reading habit yields major word exposure and higher test scores. Massillon and Stark County District Libraries expand access as families engage in early reading to improve school success.
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Hills Supply marks 40 years in Canal Fulton
In Canal Fulton Hills Supply celebrates its 40th anniversary amid past hardships after the 2016 deaths of owners Delores Hill and David Hill. Co owners Mick Heiby and Frank Burkett bought the business last November and vow to continue serving dairy farmers across Ohio Indiana and nearby states.
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U.S. Moves to Withdraw From Paris Climate Agreement
The United States began formal withdrawal from the 2015 Paris climate accord, with Secretary of State Pompeo delivering the notice to the United Nations. The process begins now and becomes official after one year, framing the move as a pragmatic, market driven approach while drawing wide criticism from environmental advocates.
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