Why poll workers play a key role on election day
Poll workers are the backbone of election day. But what happens when you don’t have enough workers? The coronavirus pandemic
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What to expect at the polls on Election Day
KENT, Ohio — Whether this is your first election or not, those of you planning to vote or working in-person
Read MoreVoter Suppression: Who can’t vote?
As the 2020 Presidential election approaches, Americans are encouraged to vote in order to voice their opinion on current issues.
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Q and A: Meet The Candidates Running for Ohio’s 75th District
To help Ohio voters learn more about local candidates running for representative of Ohio’s 75th District, I sat down and
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Social Media Encourages Voter Registration — Is It Enough?
The United States is just shy of one month from the election. As the clock is ticking, candidates and voter
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How nursing home residents are voting during Covid-19
In elections a majority of voters are people in older generations. In the past presidential election this group made up
Read MoreKent City Schools Face Challenges with COVID in a College Town
While almost all of Portage County’s school districts were planning a somewhat smooth return to schooling, Kent City Schools stood
Read MoreDowntown Kent bars and restaurants hit with extra expenses due to COVID-19
Since the COVID-19 pandemic first caused businesses to shut their doors in March, local businesses nationwide have had to do
Read MoreAkron Public school board draft racial equity plan but much is still in the works
Akron Public schools opened their doors, virtually, Aug. 12-17, two months after the board of education declared racism a public health
Read MoreNoise ordinance controls party people
Sara Al Harthi In 2002, The Kent Police Department issued a law for noise ordinance. With student coming back to
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