Kent State University issued the following announcement on Feb. 27We are aware of the updated Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) guidance regarding prevention steps for COVID-19.
Akron Children's Hospital issued the following announcement on Feb. 28From insufficient nutrition to allergies and infections, so much about a baby’s health can be learned from inside a dirty diaper.
On Thursday, February 17, County Executive Ilene Shapiro, Cuyahoga Falls Mayor Don Walters, Fairlawn Mayor William Roth, Stow Mayor John Pribonic and Tallmadge Law Director Megan Raber, representing Mayor David Kline, signed an agreement to create the Summit County Regional Dispatch Center. Summit County and the cities entered into an intergovernmental agreement creating a Council of Governments (COG) to jointly own and operate the 9-1-1 dispatch center.
The Akron Metropolitan Area Transportation Study (AMATS) has awarded Hudson more than $4.6 million in funding for local highway, resurfacing, adaptive traffic signals, and bike/pedestrian projects in 2022.
As they lifted their pints filled with Cuyahoga Oat and True Pilsner—fresh off the tap at HiHo Brewing—the Brazilian students shouted “Saúde,” meaning good health in Portuguese.
Akron Mayor Dan Horrigan has announced several changes to his Cabinet including a new Deputy Mayor for Labor Relations, Deputy Chief of Staff, and Director of Strategic Development. He’s also announced the departure of the City’s Deputy Director of Finance.
GOP gubernatorial candidate Jim Renacci has questioned Gov. Mike DeWine's lack of commitment to keeping schools open during the pandemic amidst an Akron-based report that parents were concerned about their students suffering setbacks from not being in a school setting.
City of Green issued the following announcement on Feb. 18The City of Green Parks and Recreation Department invites parents and toddlers to the monthly Toddler Snack-tivity series on the second Wednesday of each month, starting in March.