safety – Page 2 – Reporting Public Policy

Pamela Marotta April 7, 2015June 17, 2015 0 Comments Amanda Hudnall, City of Streetsboro, Community, Complaints, Dominic Carone, Eddie Rogowski, Michael Daulbaugh, ohio, Portage County, Resident Concerns, Route 14, safety, schools, Streetsboro, streetsboro high school, traffic

The New Location of the Streetsboro High School Has Residents Concerned

By: Pamela Marotta, Xiafan Li, & Kristie Graybill In the city of Streetsboro many residents are concerned about the

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Martin Harp March 19, 2015June 17, 2015 0 Comments coyotes, Kent, kent city council, safety

City council meeting highlights coyote problem in Kent

Story by: Chelsey Milkovich and Martin Harp Video by: Jenson Strock The March 18 City Council meeting highlighted the coyote

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Kristie Graybill February 26, 2015June 17, 2015 0 Comments clery act, Crime, flashalerts, kent state, kent state university, mark goodman, ohio law, rape, safety, sexual assault, Student safety, Students

Kent State Not Informing Students About Rape

Video & Graph by Pamela Marotta, Story by Kristie Graybill, Photos & Video by Xiafan Li Kent State University is not informing students

Photo of sign of black squirrel crossing

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Jonathan Singleton February 12, 2015December 8, 2015 0 Comments City of Kent, downtown, Kent, main street kent, ohio, parking, Portage County, safety, studio graphique, taxes, wayfinding

New signs in downtown Kent provide direction, character

Story by J. Tyler Singleton Video by Mike Drake All throughout downtown Kent, new signs now direct visitors to the

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Michael Drake January 29, 2015June 17, 2015 0 Comments akron, City of Kent, Crime, Kent, kent state, kent state university, Law Enforcement, officer, ohio, police, Portage County, safety, Summit County, tamir rice, training

Hiring, training process varies among police departments

Story by Tyler Singleton Video by Mike Drake Training to become a police officer from Michael Drake on Vimeo. In

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Lyndsey Schley December 4, 2014June 20, 2015 0 Comments Bars, Community, downtown, Kent, Portage County, safety

Mr. Zub’s Deli and Bar 145 are downtown kent’s top health violators

When biting into a tuna sandwich, the average consumer is not questioning whether the fish was stored properly or the

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Alaina Altieri December 3, 2014January 25, 2016 0 Comments Bars, downtown, Kent, Law Enforcement, safety

Assaults in Downtown Kent

An assault is “carried out by a threat of bodily harm coupled with an apparent, present ability to cause the

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Kaitlynn LeBeau November 23, 2014December 16, 2014 0 Comments Brimfield, City Development, costs, Fire Department, Meeting, meeting, new fire station, safety, Safety, taxes

Brimfield plans new fire department, raises safety and cost concerns

Anchor Intro: Brimfield Township residents discussed a new fire station at last night’s town hall meeting. Though many admitted the

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Christina Bucciere November 9, 2014June 20, 2015 0 Comments City of Kent, domestic violence, intimate partner violence, Kent, Law Enforcement, safety

Kent not immune to domestic violence, local resources seek to change its effects

After the nation witnessed former Baltimore Ravens player Ray Rice assaulting his then-fiancee Janay Rice, the conversation about domestic violence gained traction. Kent, Ohio, is touched by domestic violence, too, and local resources offer support, guidance and a safe zone for victims to become survivors.

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Megan Brown September 30, 2014October 1, 2014 0 Comments Bars, downtown kent, Halloween, halloween weekend, Kent, kent city police, Law Enforcement, safety

The city of Kent prepares for Halloween weekend

Every year during the Halloween weekend, the Kent Police Department and the city of Kent take precaution. It’s an eventful