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Newspaper
Massillon Independent
Location
Massillon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 2019
Page
1
GM and the United Auto Workers reach a tentative agreement to be reviewed by union leadership. The deal outlines terms for workers and production timelines as both sides prepare for a potential ratification vote. Reports also note Browns GM John Dorsey seeking offensive line help to bolster the roster.
Masillon Parks and Rec considers a smaller pond above the Sippo Creek spillway at Reservoir Park replacing the drained Rezzy. City engineer Jason Popiel cites Clean Ohio Green Space grant potential to fund up to 50 acre-feet of water with no dam. Construction would follow hydraulic and flood studies and could take up to a year once started, says Parks Director Steve Pedro.
City reports two online sales from the former Affinity Medical Center totaling 643,933 with 428 lots in the first sale and 480 lots in the second. A CT scanner sold for 97,000 as the top item. a wall sterilizer went for 0.08. Proceeds fund the Hospital Fund while Kiko Auctioneers earned fees. Buyers pick up items in the coming weeks.
SARTA and seven Ohio transit systems launch EZFare allowing iPhone and Android users to buy bus passes and tickets with credit cards and digital wallets. Current options include all day passes at 3 dollars and Route 3 to Cleveland, with 31 day passes available. The app aims to enable multi-agency journeys with a unified electronic ticket.
After a three hour debate in Westerville Elizabeth Warren is viewed by analyst David Niven as the clear winner. He notes you have to beat the champion to take the crown and Warren came into and left the match up on top.
Former teacher, principal, curriculum director and superintendent, most recently president of the Stark County Educational Service Center Governing Board, Gene Feucht died Monday at age 83. Also noted is a Canton area highway patrol ceremony honoring a father and daughter, Tom and Megan Rath, who survived a fatal three car crash with Saved by the Belt certificates.
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