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“Moonrise,” by Ansel Adams. Collection of the Akron Art Museum. Photo courtesy of the Akron Art Museum GREATER AKRON — Northeast Ohio is expected to be in the “Path of Totality” on the afternoon of April 8 during the Great North American Eclipse, and local communities are preparing for the moon to pass between Earth
DOWNTOWN AKRON — During the April 11 meeting of the Akron Public Schools (APS) Board of Education — rescheduled from April 8 due to the total solar eclipse — Treasurer and Chief Financial Officer Stephen Thompson gave an update on the district’s fiscal health and a potential levy, with board member Job Perry absent. Thompson
Aqua Clear employees deliver bottled water solutions to homes and businesses in 11 counties throughout Northeast Ohio.
Guests celebrate the Summit Metro Parks 2023 Mother’s Day 5K.
FAIRLAWN — Nestled in Merchants Square, The Tilted Olive is a locally owned small business that features pure olive oils sourced from around the world, vinegars from Italy and other gourmet food products sold by owner Danielle Fink. Recently celebrating her business’ third anniversary, Fink said she works with California-based supplier Veronica Foods to bring “ultra-premium” products to her customers.
FAIRLAWN — During the May 6 meeting of Fairlawn City Council, members passed two ordinances and adopted two resolutions. The first ordinance updates and amends a chapter of the city’s codified ordinances regarding cremations or burials of indigent people who pass away in the city of Fairlawn; and the second ordinance authorizes Mayor Russell Sharnsky
FacebookTwitterEmailMessengerCopy LinkMessageShare DOWNTOWN AKRON — During the May 6 meeting of the Akron Public Schools (APS) Board of Education, board members unanimously approved a revised policy regarding public participation at board meetings.
FacebookTwitterEmailMessengerCopy LinkMessageShare DOWNTOWN AKRON — During the May 13 Finance and Capital Management Committee meeting of the Akron Public Schools (APS) Board of Education, members discussed the district’s fiscal reorganization and restructuring plan which, if approved by the board, will include a 6.11% reduction of 285 staff positions with 201.5 of them from instructional faculty.
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DOWNTOWN AKRON — During the May 6 meeting of the Akron Public Schools (APS) Board of Education, board members unanimously approved a revised policy regarding public participation at board meetings. According to board documents, the original policy was adopted in 1997 and revised in 2005, 2006 (twice), 2018 and 2020. The original policy allowed a
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