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How Besty DeVos Title IX suggestions might affect universities

October 23, 2018October 24, 2018 Linda Stocum 0 Comments City of Kent, Community, Kent, kent state, kent state university, Title IX

Words by: Ashton Vogelhuber and Linda Stocum Besty DeVos is deciding on how to change Title IX. On June 23,

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Portage County organizations provide food, diapers for low-income moms

April 11, 2018 Emma Keating 0 Comments coleman professional services, Community, Economy, Portage County, single moms, wic

Ashley Pamela was on track to go to the University of Toledo on a full-ride scholarship. She looked forward to

Kent City Engineer explains floodplain map updates

December 9, 2015January 25, 2016 Elizabeth Randolph 0 Comments #engineering, #floodplains, #JimBowling, city council, City of Kent, Community, FEMA, safety

By Elizabeth Randolph and Raymond Allan Residents in the city of Kent have been concerned about the safety and value

Rock salt settlement brings money to Kent roads

October 16, 2015January 25, 2016 Elizabeth Randolph 0 Comments #antitrustlaw, #Cargill, #MikeDeWine, #Morton, City of Kent, Community

By Elizabeth Randolph and Raymond Allan When Kent facilities manager and city arborist Gerald Shanley looked at the prices of

Emergency phones on campus affected by changes in technology

September 18, 2015September 14, 2016 Elizabeth Randolph 0 Comments #bluelight, #emergencyphones, #KentState, #nightlife, #publicsafety, Community, downtown, kent police department, kent state, police, Students

By Elizabeth Randolph and Jonathan Huntsman When junior fashion merchandising major Shannon Green walks around campus, she rarely notices her

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New “Mobile” Method of Making Methamphetamine Adds a Twist to Police Work in Portage County

May 6, 2015August 14, 2017 Xiafan Li 0 Comments Community, Crime, Drugs, Environment, Health, Law Enforcement, ohio, Portage County

The Portage County Drug Task Force raided 211 meth labs in 2014, more than twice as many as the 87

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The Trans-Pacific Partnership: an international trade agreement you’ve likely never heard of

May 5, 2015January 28, 2016 Michael Drake 0 Comments Community, economics, Economy, international, ohio, partnership, TPP, trade, Trans-Pacific

What is the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement? The Trans-Pacific Partnership, or TPP, is an international free trade deal that is currently

Kent Pizzeria Forced to Closed Half Their Doors

May 5, 2015June 17, 2015 Pamela Marotta 0 Comments Community, downtown, downtown kent, Justin Smith, Kent, Kent Health Department, Occupancy Permit, Pizza, Ramella's Pizzeria, Ramella's Spy Lounge, Window

Story By: Pamela Marotta Ramella’s a local pizzeria in downtown Kent has been forced to close their doors due to a safety

School funding makes May 4 education difficult in local districts

May 5, 2015June 17, 2015 Katherine Nix 0 Comments 1970, Allison Krause, Beatrice Flarida, Community, Crime, Crosby, Education, First Amendment, First Amendment Rights, Jeffrey Miller, Jerry Lewis, Karen Rumley, Kent, kent city schools, Kent Schools, kent state, kent state university, Law Enforcement, May 4, May 4 Memorial, May 4 Visitors Center, Memorial, Mike Markulis, Nash and Young, National Guard, ohio, Ohio National Guard, Ravenna, Sandra Scheuer, schools, Stills, Student safety, Students, Visitors Center, William Schroeder

By Katie Nix Forty-five years ago, the identity of the Kent community was changed forever when Ohio National Guardsmen fired

New City Council Definitions Will Limit the Household

April 17, 2015June 17, 2015 Kristie Graybill 0 Comments City Development, Community, Economy, government, Housing, Kent, kent city council, Meeting, ohio

By: Kristie Graybill, Pamela Marotta & Xiafan Li New city council definitions will limit the household At Kent’s City Council

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