Streetscape delayed to Oct 31 in Massillon downtown project
Massillon delays finish of its Lincoln Way streetscape to October 31 after a Monday City Council update by contracted engineer Jason Popiel. Original date was 90 days from start, with slowdowns cited. Central Allied Enterprises will not incur daily docking penalties. mayor Kathy Catazaro-Perry urged patience and praised efforts to finish soon.
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Counties reach deal with drug companies in opioid suit
Summit and Cuyahoga counties announced a tentative settlement with distributors AmerisourceBergen Cardinal Health and McKesson and manufacturer Teva in a 260 million agreement. The accord includes 215 million from distributors 20 million cash and 25 million in addiction treatment medications with staged payments through year end.
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Fichter Ginella vie for Massillon Municipal Court seat
In Stark County 13 communities vote November 5 to fill the Massillon Municipal Court vacancy after C. Roland Centrone retires. Magistrate Joel Fichter and attorney Andy Ginella compete for the bench. the court handles misdemeanors and low level civil cases west of Whipple Avenue.
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Andy Ginella
Jackson Township
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Massillon judge candidates outline backgrounds and issues
Three candidates seek the Massillon Municipal Court seat with terms of four years at 138800 dollars. Andy Ginella, Joel Fichter, and Edward Blum present varied legal histories from bailiff to prosecutor, each highlighting drugs and alcohol as key concerns and listing campaign websites.
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Landowners sue Encino Energy over royalties
Landowners from Carroll and Columbiana counties sue Encino Energy and affiliates in a proposed class action in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Ohio. The plaintiffs accuse underpayment of oil and natural gas royalties with judge Benita Y. Pearson overseeing in Youngstown. Encino defends its transparency and fair treatment, stating it shares royalty details.
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Esper says troops will remain in eastern Syria to guard oil fields
Defense Secretary Mark Esper stated that U.S. forces will stay in eastern Syria for at least the coming weeks to protect Kurdish-held oil fields and is evaluating options to maintain their presence.
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