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Akron approves new process for data centers with requirements tied to utility demand (opens the original)
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Akron has approved new guardrails for future data center proposals. Council unanimously passed a new process that, among other rules, requires data centers to be approved by both the city’s planning commission and city council. "Our zoning code was written before facilities like modern data centers became a significant planning consideration," Mayor Shammas Malik said in a June news release when the review process was first proposed. "This proposal creates a thoughtful, transparent process that
Akron raises $25K in two days for International Institute after federal funding loss (opens the original)
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The community in Akron is rallying behind an immigrant and refugee services organization that announced it lost its federal funding earlier this week. The International Institute of Akron has received more than $25,000 in donations over the past two days, said Executive Director Madhu Sharma. “It’s been quite an overwhelming few days,” Sharma said. “We know we have a deep connection to the community, and our organization wouldn’t exist without them, and we wanted to reach out to them for help an
Closure of Akron's Northside Marketplace causes uncertainty for some local businesses (opens the original)
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The sudden closure of Akron’s Northside Marketplace has caused some disappointment and uncertainty about the future in the city's small business community. The building, which hosted more than 100 vendors including artists, clothing shops and a restaurant, will close on July 31, owner Testa Companies announced July 18. The closure comes after the building’s former owner, Justin Lepley, failed to pay vendors for several months, including Jillian Klemm of Jilly Jelly Art. “It definitely sets me ba
Ohio township leaders warn cuts to police, fire and roads coming if property tax is abolished (opens the original)
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Next to some of the oldest graves at Melscheimer Cemetery in Stark County sits a quaint, red one-room schoolhouse. On a recent sunny morning, Pike Township Trustee Doug Baum visited the historic structure. “If we would have torn the schoolhouse down, there would have been a small revolution in this area,” Baum joked. The Melscheimer Schoolhouse served students of all ages for about 60 years, beginning in the late 1880s. It deteriorated over time before community members helped raise funds to res
Akron officials reject Highland Tavern's liquor license renewal (opens the original)
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Akron is taking stricter action on a Highland Square bar that officials have accused of promoting overcrowding and other safety concerns. Akron City Council approved a resolution Monday objecting to Highland Tavern’s liquor permit renewal. The objection will allow the city to request a hearing with the bar’s owner before Ohio Department of Commerce's division of liquor control. Mayor Shammas Malik and other city leaders recently criticized Highland Tavern for being the only bar in the neighborho
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