Utility tax cut refunds split among U S utilities
Utility companies nationwide respond variably to state pressure to return federal tax cut savings to customers. Regulators and consumer groups weigh how much and how quickly to rebalance rates after the 1.5 trillion tax cut, with about 1 billion in yearly savings and 5 billion over two years.
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Ohio veteran receives France's Legion of Honor for WWII service
Arthur Dinkins 92 of Akron is awarded France's Legion of Honor for his World War II bravery. The ceremony at the Summit County Veterans Service Commission was attended by family, U.S. Senators Brown and Portman, and Rep. Ryan. Dinkins described as a quiet man who endured frontline danger and supported fellow soldiers.
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Debutantes Return in Vision of Beauty Cotillion revival
Lorain County resumes cotillion after 15 year gap with seven debutantes. Co chairs Reagan Phillips and Tamara Jones describe revival aimed at community service and education, including partnerships with Lorain County Mental Health Board and nursing homes. Participants from Elyria Lorain High School and other local schools share experiences of long process and friendships formed.
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University of Akron president to step down and join law faculty
AKRON The University of Akron says President Matthew Wilson will step down July 31 and return to the law school faculty where he previously headed the department. He will take a reduced salary as the university contends with ongoing financial challenges and he transitions from the presidency after serving since 2016.
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