Ohio correctional facilities face financial turmoil
Alec Slovenec 4/11/18 With the rise in inmate populations over the last few years, correctional facilities have been facing financial
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Food inequality continues to effect Akron communities
How the Mustard Seed started a conversation about food deserts: Link to Script: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1cZXg3wfnwSHOF1pGQQZMBAHjMyamc14ibma9K0-JbbY/edit?usp=sharing Have you ever wondered what a food
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Second Wave of Flu Season is Underway
According to the CDC, during week 13 of the influenza update, activity has decreased in the United States. Virus A
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Kent’s bike paths get connected to statewide network
Kent’s city council and engineering division recently designated existing bike ways in the city as official state bike ways,
Read MoreCenter of Hope Gives Back
https://soundcloud.com/user-515906930/centerofhope The Center of Hope, located in Ravenna, is giving back to the community every day. Around a hundred
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Portage County’s drinking water; where it comes from
If you live in Portage County, chances are your drinking water comes from groundwater sources. Due to the aging infrastructure
Read MoreThe Sierra Club’s Environmental Initiatives in Ohio
Follow along with the audio here. The Sierra Club is promoting the use of electric cars in North East Ohio
Read MoreKent in planning phase of new City Hall
Kent’s City Hall will be seeing a complete makeover that should be taking place by the end of 2020. Since
Read MorePodcast: What the City of Kent’s Ordinance has to do with Greek Letter’s on a house
You drive down the main street of Kent and you might notice greek letters hanging on some of the houses.
Read MoreKent City Council Declares April 2018 Compassionate City Month
The Kent City Council unanimously declared the city of Kent as a Compassionate City and named the month of April
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