Mental health and gun violence are two separate problems
Mental Health and Gun Violence Do Not Go Hand In Hand from Mariel Zambelli on Vimeo. Mental health has been
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Overcrowded cells lead Portage County Jail to begin $20 million dollar expansion
Portage County Jail is preparing for a $20 million dollar expansion after four years of overcrowded cells. The renovations will
Read MoreLong-awaited $20 million expansion to begin on Portage County Jail
[kaltura-widget uiconfid=”38679501″ entryid=”1_666iybwt” responsive=”true” hoveringControls=”false” width=”100%” height=”56.25%” /] In roughly a $20 million expansion, the Portage County Jail will see
Read MoreKent City School District’s Bullying Initiatives
BULLYING IN SCHOOLS IS A PROMINENT ISSUE THAT OFFICIALS TAKE AS A SERIOUS MATTER IN ORDER TO KEEP STUDENTS SAFE.
Read MorePortage County sees increase in mental health awareness
Lydia Taylor Mental health affects over 44 million people in the U.S., which is one in six people, according to
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New Initiatives Promote Crosswalk Safety in Kent, OH Ahead of Safe Driver Awareness Month
The above map depicts high traffic crosswalks on and around the Kent State campus as well as pedestrian crash locations
Read MoreEast Community Learning Center proves that sports make an impact
Words by Ile-Ife Okantah Podcast by Brad Hamilton In 2016, East Community Learning Center, formerly known as East High School,
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The State Of College Enrollment
Words by Sierra Allen and Julie Riedel Although college enrollment numbers have decreased over the past few years, data from
Read MoreStow City Council moves forward with Community Entertainment District
Stow City Council meeting highlights from March 8th, 2018. Words by Alex Cossin and Miranda Kiner STOW-Stow City Council moved
Read MoreKent State joins effort in combatting infant mortality in Ohio
The infant mortality rate is alarming high in Black women, but there are people working to change that. Reporter
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