Katharine Huntley
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 13
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- Sep 14, 2026
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Akron neighbors say school pick-up traffic puts kids at risk (opens the original)
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AKRON, Ohio (WOIO) - Community members near East Community Learning Center, previously known as East High School, say daily school pick-up traffic is creating safety concerns in their neighborhood. Adults picking up students line up on Ford Road and other neighborhood roads near the school, leaving room for only one car to pass on many school days. Stacy Kitay lives in the neighborhood adjacent to Akron’s East High School. She said cars line up from 3 p.m. to 3:15 p.m. every day to pick up kids
Sandusky waterfront development sparks debate over historic park (opens the original)
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SANDUSKY, Ohio (WOIO) - Part of Sandusky’s historic Battery Park is being cleared for a housing development, and some residents are opposed to the project. Battery Park has existed for more than 100 years. A private company ran the park for decades, but now Marous Development Group plans to build one of the city’s largest developments there. The $229 million project includes multiple buildings with condos, apartments, stores, restaurants, a public amphitheater and a public park along the Lake Er
High school pre-nursing program offers Northeast Ohio students head start on careers (opens the original)
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EASTLAKE, Ohio (WOIO) - High school students are learning lessons about taking care of patients as part of a program offered through the Western Lake County Compact’s Pre-Nursing Program. Elena Novkovic is one of the pre-nursing high schoolers in the program, which is housed at the Northern Career Institute in Eastlake and is part of Willoughby-Eastlake Schools. “I do want to go to college after this. So I feel like I already am getting kind of ahead of other students to be more prepared for my
Maple Heights woman says Allstate won’t pay to fix hail-damaged home (opens the original)
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MAPLE HEIGHTS, Ohio (WOIO) - A Maple Heights homeowner says she is not happy after Allstate told her the company will not pay to repair hail damage to her home. Melva Dorsey has lived in Maple Heights for four years. She was home when the hailstorm hit. Hail marks are visible all over her siding. “I was glad that I was in the house, but it was coming down. I never seen anything like that before. It was frightening,” Dorsey said. Dorsey contacted a contractor, who was present when an insurance wo
Mayfield Heights police launch Special Responders Unit for people with special needs (opens the original)
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MAYFIELD HEIGHTS, Ohio (WOIO) - The Mayfield Heights Police Department is preparing to swear in the first class of its Special Responders Unit, a program designed to help people with special needs become familiar with first responders and the work they do. Seven participants have spent four sessions learning about safety and emergency response — riding in a SWAT vehicle, spraying a fire hose and meeting the officers who patrol their neighborhoods. The swearing-in ceremony is scheduled for Aug. 2
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