Eric Poston is a journalist at Akron Naturecare. He covers a diverse range of topics including sports, particularly competitive individual and team sports, as well as the construction and real estate sectors, focusing on building materials and the construction industry. His work has been featured in various publications, showcasing his insights on regional interests, education, and special education within North America.
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By: Eric Poston
DOWNTOWN AKRON — During the June 15 Akron City Council meeting, members held a public hearing and approved the Lincoln–Mill Redevelopment Area, which will allow for the construction of a new polymer facility. The redevelopment area consists of approximately 39 acres and is bounded by East Market Street to the north, a railroad right-of-way to
DOWNTOWN AKRON — During the Public Service, Public Utilities and Green Committee meeting June 22, members of Akron City Council heard an update regarding litter control and recycling activities in the city. Keep Akron Beautiful CEO Jacqui Ricchiuti said this year marks 45 years of serving Akron with 30 tons of litter having been picked
CUYAHOGA FALLS — During the June 16 Woodridge Local Schools Board of Education meeting, the board heard a presentation regarding the district’s food service operations from Tina Hastings, dietitian for the district. She said her team has been working to develop stronger menus and working with students to gather input on what to serve through
By: Eric Poston
COVENTRY — Coventry Local Schools has selected Christopher Black as the new principal for Coventry Middle School. During the June 17 Coventry Local Schools Board of Education meeting, the board approved a two-year contract for Black. According to district officials, he brings 15 years of administrative experience and is a Perry High School graduate. Black
GREEN — The Green High School boys tennis team is putting this past season behind them and looking forward to next season.
DOWNTOWN AKRON — During the June 29 Planning and Economic Development Committee meeting of Akron City Council, members heard details of an amendment to the purchase and development agreement between the city and the developer for the CitiCenter Building, located at 146 S. High St.
DOWNTOWN AKRON — By a 9-4 vote, members of Akron City Council approved a resolution objecting to the renewal of a liquor license for the Highland Tavern, located at 808 W. Market St.
District also OKs settlement agreement NEW FRANKLIN — During the June 30 Manchester Local Schools Board of Education meeting, the board approved several financial matters to close out Fiscal Year 2026.
GREEN — Green High School sophomore Isabella Elmiger has added some art to Green restaurant Sunrise Social as shown below and at right.
GREEN — A new truck parking area is coming to the City of Green along Interstate 77 northbound south of Graybill Road.
