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Judge rules in sexual offender chal.....
A judge found that a former Salem man was classified correctly as a Tier III sex offender, but ruled that he's not subject to the community notification requirement since he wasn't subject to the requirement previously.
Rootstown bids farewell to 'The Chief'
For nearly 60 years, Russel J. Riemenschneider lived the life of a volunteer firefighter for the Rootstown Fire Department: He went on calls, put out fires, saved lives and gave countless hours to the fire station, his second home.
Voters reject many longtime trustees at polls: More than 100 years of elected experience defeated
Freedom Township Trustee J.J. Leet first was elected to office in 1977, and won re-election seven more times thereafter for a total of 32 years.
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Voter turnout exceeds expectations, more ballots printed
Summit County election officials said this afternoon that voter turnout was higher than expected and they had to order additional ballots.
40% turnout predicted on Election Day: Portage officials optimistic about voters coming to polls
Portage County election officials are predicting a 40 percent voter turnout on Election Day.
Frank DeSalvo, 89, entered into eternal rest Thursday, Oct. 29, 2009, at Robinson Memorial Hospital, Ravenna.
Area High Schools Ranked By State of Ohio
The Department of Education has ranked all public high schools in the state of Ohio based on OGT results and other performance indicators.
New NEOUCOM president to focus on health care jobs
ROOTSTOWN a ' The incoming president of the Northeastern Ohio Universities Colleges of Medicine and Pharmacy said the institution really values its Youngstown relationship.
Last chance to meet candidates: Events for voters planned across Portage County next week
Next week is the last chance for candidates and levy backers to get their message to voters, and for voters to meet the candidates.
Victory Bell returns to United afte.....
It hasn't rung with real meaning for nearly 60 years, but that changed on Sept. 11 with a United Local Golden Eagles 7-0 football win over Rootstown.
11 seek 2 seats; many call township's dispute with water company "No. 1 issue'
Eleven people are seeking two seats in what is one of the most crowded races in Portage County.
Partners look to heal patients, local economy with wound conference
Imagine living with a painful skin ulcer that hasn't been able to heal for years.
Area churches participate in "Walk for Food"
The 2nd annual "Walk for Food' sponsored by The Southwest Portage County Ministerial Society was held recently in Randolph.
Kent "Tiara' taping: Girl, 3, to be on TLC program
TLC's "Toddlers and Tiaras" Audio Tech Meredyth Wilson shows Bella parts of a lavalier mic that she will be wearing during her interview for the show.
More Shows. ABC has given full-season orders to Modern Family, The Middle, Cougar Town and FlashForward.
Teens arrested for mailbox vandalism: 3 face criminal damaging for setting Atwater fires
4-truck pileup closes S.R. 14: 5 hospitalized after accident
A chain-reaction crash involving four trucks Friday morning closed S.R. 14 for two hours and sent five people to area hospitals - two of them with critical injuries.
Three departments quell oil blaze in Randolph Township
By RUTH LANG The Review RANDOLPH TWP. - Three fire departments responded to multiple reports of an explosion late Tuesday morning in the 900 block of Pamer Road.
Schools debate how athletes make the grade
How good should students' grades be to play athletics? Is a 'D' average good enough? Should grade point averages matter at all? These are a few of the questions some Portage County school districts - and residents of those districts - are asking.
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