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More than a century after the end of his administration, the 25th president's legacy still affects present-day politics.
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More unhoused, single women are seeking shelter in Canton this winter — about twice as many as last year. Learn how a nonprofit organization that operates a men's shelter is opening beds and working toward a long-term solution.
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Republican Roy Scott DePew and Democrat William Sherer II faced off on the debate stage ahead of the Nov. 7 election.
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Despite some signs of progress, advocates argue the state report card is often a better measure of each district's students' access to resources than the work by teachers and administrators in schools.
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Republic Steel announced Thursday that it's idling operations at its Canton steel mill. Workers were not given any advanced notice, and now many are scrambling to find other work.
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Sherer beat a fellow council member and a former Ohio state representative to win the Democratic nomination. He'll face Republican Roy Scott Depew in November.
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Voters rejected bond issues and new levies for public schools in Parma, Garfield Heights and North Ridgeville.
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Appreciate the beauty of changing nature with “Transitory States” at Cleveland’s Bonfoey Gallery or see a temporary art installation in Chagrin Falls celebrating environmentalism. Find ways to celebrate Earth Day and enjoy local culture this week.
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The city of Canton and Simply Youth are working to provide students with summer enrichment using funding from the American Rescue Plan Act.
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Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in Cleveland by watching floats parade by or enjoy the arts this weekend with a printmaking exhibition at Zygote Press. These events and other performances and artwork round out this week’s list of things to do.