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In Macedonia, a ‘Quiet Carnival’ brings a summer tradition to sensory-sensitive kids (opens the original)
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On a Sunday afternoon in Macedonia, two-year-old August Miller slowly approaches a petting zoo Turkey. As it chirps, his caution quickly becomes curiosity. “Oh,” he exclaimed, “did you hear that?” The petting zoo is one of many attractions that took over Nordonia’s high school football stadium for a carnival on Sunday. Despite games, bouncy houses and food trucks, it was quieter than the usual carnival. For August and his dad, Owen Miller, that’s part of the draw. August is sensitive to loud noi
Claymont City School District residents to vote on school property tax cut (opens the original)
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Voters in the Claymont City School District will decide in November whether to lower a property tax supporting the district, after a citizens' group petitioned to get the question on the ballot. Twelve district residents gathered over 400 signatures to lower the existing school levy from 5 mills to 2 mills amid growing frustration with Claymont’s administration. Those frustrations include a change to how the district spends a portion of funding it receives as its share of inside millage. In Ohio
Medina County launches free training program to address nurse shortage (opens the original)
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The Medina County Career Center, which provides both technical high school and adult education programs, has launched a new training program to help address a local shortage of nurses. The career center's director of nursing Tina Myers says the program has been in the works for two years and will be the first of its kind in the county. The 11-month curriculum trains students to be Licensed Practical Nurses. The LPN certification allows people to enter the healthcare workforce more quickly than a
In Wayne County, blue trees are starting conversations about mental health (opens the original)
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If you or a loved one are having thoughts of suicide, call 988, the number for the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline. If you drive by Quinby Avenue in Wooster, you might notice a striking blue among the greenery. The blue tree isn't an ecological phenomenon. Instead, it's painted as part of an international mental health campaign known as The Blue Tree Project. Residents Scott and Barb Friedhoff helped make Wooster the first city in Ohio to participate, with a goal of reducing the stigma arou
Amanda Pirani (opens the original)
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Expertise: Community journalism, audio storytelling, economic issues Education: University of Michigan - Bachelor of Arts, Creative writing and political science Favorite spot in Northeast Ohio: Cuyahoga Valley National Park Amanda Pirani is a regional reporter for Ideastream Public Media. She became interested in community journalism after reporting on her home state as an intern for New Hampshire Public Radio. She previously covered Ohio's Appalachian communities for Report for America and WOU
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