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OVI Offenses in Kent Decrease

December 11, 2014December 11, 2014 Alyssa Haberman 0 Comments Alcohol, Bars, dui, dwi, kent, kent police department, Law Enforcement, ovi, townhall II, unemployment rate

In a college town, the downtown scene is often buzzing on the weekend and despite driver education, some motorists still

How Safe is Downtown Kent?

December 5, 2014December 5, 2014 Jacqueline DeMate 0 Comments assault, Bars, downtown, downtown kent, Kent, kent, prusha

Two months ago a twenty-year-old Kent State student was assaulted in downtown Kent after getting into a fight outside of

Kent area police discontinue use of controversial Breathalyzer device

December 4, 2014December 4, 2014 Carley Hull 0 Comments breathalyzer, Courts, data master, dui, Enterprise, intoxilyzer 800, kent, kent state, Law Enforcement, ovi, police, Portage County

The City of Kent Police and Kent State University Police departments have halted the use of the Breathalyzer device called

Kent City Council addresses Ebola, talks five-year capital plan

October 16, 2014 Mariam Makatsaria 0 Comments City Development, Community, Ebola, Ebola in Portage County, Economy, Kent, kent, kent city council, Kent City Council, Kent Police Station, west main street bridge

Kent City Council met Wednesday to discuss several ordinances on its agenda and address the Ebola scare in Portage County.

City Council Meeting – October 15

October 16, 2014 Candace Monacelli 0 Comments city council, City Development, Community, kent, Kent City Council, main street bridge, parking, Parking

Mayor Fiala held the City of Kent monthly city council meeting Wednesday evening, while TV2’s reporter Candace Monacelli looked into

City council meeting starts off with Ebola briefing

October 16, 2014October 16, 2014 Patrick Williams 0 Comments Amber Vinson, dave ruller, Ebola, Jerry Fiala, Kent, kent, kent city council, Kent City Council, kent state

Upon hearing remarks from health officials about the developments in a local Ebola scare, Kent City Council voted Wednesday to purchase property and

Kent City Council becomes informed on Ebola, passes ordinance to purchase properties on College Avenue

October 15, 2014October 16, 2014 Megan Brown 0 Comments city council, College Avenue, Community, Ebola, Kent, kent, Kent City Council, Kent Health Department, Parking, Portage County Health Department

Kent City Council held a meeting Oct. 15, which took more of an informational turn as the talk of Ebola

Oktoberfest brings money to downtown, creates tradition

October 9, 2014October 9, 2014 Megan Brown 0 Comments benefits, Community, downtown kent, Economy, Enterprise, Kent, kent, Oktoberfest

A giant black squirrel dressed in a lederhosen and several alpine hats gathered the brick road of Franklin Avenue as

Hearing For Motion to Suppress Evidence To Continue Wednesday

October 7, 2014 Hilary Crisan 0 Comments Courts, Crime, John Fox, Kent, kent, Portage County, Portage County Court of Common Pleas, Ravenna, ravenna

The first of many hearings for a motion to suppress evidence in the John Fox murder case occurred at the

Businesses react to incoming parking meters

October 7, 2014February 21, 2015 Patrick Williams 0 Comments dave ruller, Kent, kent, mckay bricker framing, one love yoga, parking meter, parking meters, twisted meltz

Kent business owners and managers are split on how they feel about the installation of 223 parking meters along some

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