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The change comes after a resident brought up concerns last month about how predominantly Christian opening prayers were. A national organization that advocates for the separation of church and state also reached out to council urging it to stop prayers altogether.
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The council underwent three days of hearings before the budget committee last week and is expected to make a decision today.
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Residents say the zoning code should call for less density, more green practices in future developments around the CVNP.
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The funding will be used to upgrade and improve the parks in West Akron and Middlebury.
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After so many closures and cancellations in 2020, plans are being made for socially distanced events this year.
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The city sought to study its tree coverage to see how much has been lost during a major sewer construction project and now wants to advance equity with future efforts.
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An additional 75 miles of road will also be re-paved under Mayor Horrigan's capital budget
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Akron City Council President Margo Sommerville explains the effect of the six charter amendments voters passed Tuesday and what comes next.
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Police body cams, hiring practices changed by new rules.
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Before the pandemic, the city of Akron, like many Rust Belt cities, was taking a close look at ways to engage the community, and draw in new residents.A…