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Barberton City Schools meet state standards on Ohio State Report Card - Akron.com (opens the original)
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BARBERTON — For the first time since the Ohio Department of Education and Workforce (ODEW) began its state report card rating system, Barberton City Schools has received a three-star rating. This designation indicates the district overall is meeting state standards. The three-star rating is up from the district’s two and a half-star rating in 2025. “We do feel this is a snapshot in time; this doesn’t tell the whole Barberton Schools experience,” said Superintendent Jason Ondrus following a discu
Barberton divided over proposed beekeeping ordinances - Akron.com (opens the original)
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BARBERTON — Following comments at the Sept. 14 Barberton City Council meeting from local beekeepers in favor of two proposed beekeeping-related ordinances, three residents spoke against the ordinances at the Sept. 28 meeting. The ordinances would amend the city’s development code to allow for beekeeping in both traditional and suburban residential districts, as well as rescind the city’s current ordinance prohibiting the harboring of bees. Ford Avenue resident Melissa Banks said both she and her
Springfield Township welcomes new police therapy dog - Akron.com (opens the original)
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The newest member of the Springfield Township Police Department, therapy dog Ruby, is pictured with (from left) Springfield Township Police Chief Jack Simone; Trustee Joe DiLauro; Schrop Intermediate School Principal Tim Burns; Ruby’s handler, Officer Cory Dorsey; and trustees Kellie Chapman and Jeremy Caudill. Photo courtesy of Springfield Township SPRINGFIELD — A new member of the Springfield Township Police Department was introduced to the community at the Sept. 10 board of trustees meeting.
New Franklin reaches easement agreement with Bell Stores - Akron.com (opens the original)
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NEW FRANKLIN — New Franklin City Council Sept. 2 approved a pair of easement agreements with Bell Stores, 5655 Manchester Road, expected to move forward both the Summit County sanitary sewer project and a forthcoming Ohio Department of Transportation paving project on Manchester Road. “This is something we’ve been working on diligently so we can include [that section of roadway] in the paving of [state] Route 93 at the end of the month,” said Mayor Steve Rector. Under the agreements, Bell Stores
Copley approves senior snowplow program for 2026-27 season - Akron.com (opens the original)
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COPLEY — The Copley Township Board of Trustees Aug. 24 gave the green light to the township’s 2026-27 winter season Senior Snowplow Program. Service Director Michael Stillman said the same two snow plowing services have committed to providing service this season, with an anticipated 200 participants again this year. Trustee Jim Schulte noted the township increased its age requirement to 75 years old last year, adding he does not see an issue with providing the service if the participation number
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