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The Cuyahoga and Summit County Boards of Elections moved to newer, bigger buildings earlier this year.
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Tallmadge Church at the center of Tallmadge Circle was founded in 1825. Plans for the church predate the city's settlement in 1807.
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Funding for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program is set to run out Nov. 1 if the government doesn't reopen. More than 77,000 Summit County residents are on SNAP, according to county officials
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House Bill 335 takes after a proposed charter amendment regarding property taxes that Summit County voters will weigh in on Nov. 4.
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Project ACORN, a federal urban forestry, initiative is still underway throughout Akron, even amid nationwide concerns of funding rollbacks for climate projects.
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The city of Akron announced pedestrian improvements and housing as part of its Innerbelt master plan Thursday, with plans to release more details in the coming weeks.
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The proposal would cost the average customer $22 more per month — an estimated monthly bill of $68.65 — by 2029, according to the proposal.
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The legislature cut more than $52 million meant to address funding parity in Ohio's high-poverty urban school districts as part of the state budget that went into effect in July. The cut affects some of Northeast Ohio's biggest school districts including Akron, Canton and Cleveland.
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The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development is proposing limiting permanent housing funding to 30% of continuum of care allocations, down from 87%, according to the Summit County agency.
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The Cuyahoga Valley National Park owns and maintains about 300 buildings. Even though the park is operating without federal funding due to the government shutdown, its budget is typically limited for preservation and upkeep, officials say.