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Remodeling the City of Kent’s Ward Six

by Halena Sepulveda and Samantha Wright With close-knit neighborhoods, trees in almost every yard, and residents walking on most streets,

The west side of the city of Kent houses Ward 2, an area filled with quiet neighborhoods, independently owned shops

Located in downtown and the commercial center of Kent, Ward 5 has a mix of both business and housing. By

Leading cause of deathInfogram Harry Campbell, Stark County chief investigator for the Stark County Coroners office. He started in the

When students enter college, they each have their personal lives that they bring with them that contributes to planning out

Streetsboro Council at Large Chuck Kocisko used his last day in his position to advise his council members to purchase

Unlike the other five wards in the city of Kent, ward four is mostly university-owned land, off-campus student housing and

Kent’s City School board postpones finalizing its five-year forecast due to the adoption of Ohio’s fair school funding plan during

Football at the NFL level has come under heavy scrutiny for its history of head injuries. The high school level

By Josie Bixler Successful Strategies to Repurpose Historic Buildings The Franklin Hotel was built in 1920. By 1979, the first