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Newspaper
Massillon Independent
Location
Massillon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 2019
Page
1
The president signals he may provide written responses to questions from impeachment inquiry, indicating a possible formal written submission rather than live testimony. The PAGE AG notes this approach could affect the pace and scope of testimony and document handling.
DEA warns Mexican cartels flood Midwest with counterfeit prescription pills made in Mexico that mimic oxycodone. A sample 27 percent contained fentanyl. Cleveland area law enforcement booked 10 suspects in September for large fentanyl shipments tied to pills, heroin and cocaine. Leader Jose Lozano-Leon, 41, Mexican citizen, faces federal indictment. U.S. Attorney Justin Herdman vows prosecution.
MASSILLON The Red Kettle season begins citywide with a new way to give. Residents can donate to the Salvation Army via their cellphones this Christmas season as part of a nationwide initiative.
The Massillon Salvation Army will begin using a new digital contribution format Kettle Pay starting Thursday. Maj. Thomas Perks said the option allows donors to give via Apple Pay or Google Pay with an online portal featuring preset $5 $10 and more buttons for cashless giving.
The Sikon family and Jami Vinka recount the moments after a Carroll County sheriff deputy stopped their car on Waynesburg and Arrow roads. The fiance, Robert Sikon III, 41, died nearby hours after the traffic stop while the deputy involved in the incident remains under review by the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation.
Cedar Point sold pieces of its Town Hall Museum at Gray's Auctioneers in Cleveland to fund a redo for the 150th anniversary. About 160 lots were offered including a Captain Picard chair and a Ms. Pac Man arcade game. The lead item, a 1929 to 1932 Grandmother’s Predictions Machine, carried an $8000 to $12000 estimate as bidders crowded in and online.
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