Long Road Ahead: Kent in early stages of state Route 261 improvement plan
What was once wishful thinking on the parts of local engineers of the 1960s is now the task at hand
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Kent City Council approves final pieces of State Route 43 Project
The Kent City Council’s meeting on Wednesday night saw the approval of the final easement ordinances for the State Route 43 Traffic Improvement Project. The project includes adding turning lanes and new traffic signals to improve traffic flow in the area. It’ll mostly be concentrated around SR 261, near an entrance to Kent State University.
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Economic Growth Shows Promising Future For City
Over the past few years the city of Kent has developed a number of buildings, welcomed new businesses and increased
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Kent to vote on sanctuary city status in November
In one of the most controversial initiatives this year, voters on Nov. 7 will be able to decide if Kent
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Strip mall appeal challenges zoning layout
After a proposal for a retail plaza on East Main Street was denied, an appeal could allow LRC Realty to
Read MoreKent awaiting “compassionate city” designation
David Romano, Taylor Kerns, Alex Taylor, Jack Kopanski The Kent City Council’s annual joint meeting Wednesday between the city and
Read MoreKent City Council Welcomes Franklin Township Trustees for Annual Meeting
Two positions were appointed at the 7:00pm meeting in Kent, Ohio last night. Jerry T. Fiala, Mayor of Kent Ohio,
Read MoreSouth Willow property owner continues to seek answers from university
Before Kent State University’s College of Architecture and Environmental Design unveiled a brand new, a state-of-the-art building at the start
Read MoreNew Parks and Rec. Center proposed to Kent community
Story by Kayla Sturm Though planning for Kent’s new health and wellness recreation center is in its initial stages, John
Read MoreKent City Council approves LGBTQ protection ordinance
Junior political science major MJ Eckhouse speaks to Kent City Council members at a council meeting on Wednesday. Live Coverage
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