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• Akron, OH News
• Warm and sticky with scattered storms possible this afternoon in Akron
• Very warm with storms possible in Akron this afternoon
• Thunderstorms possible through the holiday weekend in Akron
• Warm and humid with stray storm possible this afternoon in Akron
• Warm and humid with stray storm possible this afternoon in Akron
• Sunny in Akron today, warmer with storm possible on Thursday
• A few showers possible today in Akron, then sunshine for Wednesday
• Splashes From The Bath Church - May 17, 2012
• Warm in Akron today with a threat of storms late this afternoon
• Very warm, sunny weekend in store for Akron
• Warm and dry through the weekend in Akron
• Slight chance of a shower in Akron today, then dry into the weekend
• Employers Seek Mature Workers at Job Fair
• Pleasant weather in Akron today, chance of a shower on Wednesday
• Dry weather to start the work week in Akron
• Splashes From The Bath Church - May 10, 2012
• Dry today in Akron, showers return tonight
• Beautiful weather in store for Akron today
• Splashes From The Bath Church - May 8, 2012
• Chance of a shower or storm today in Akron, drier for the end of the week
• Street flooding reported in the city of Akron
• Stormy weather expected in Akron this afternoon
• Splashes From The Bath Church - May 3, 2012
• Cloudy this morning with sunshine expected this afternoon
• Very warm with isolated storms in Akron today
• Severe thunderstorms expected to threaten Akron later today
• Strong thunderstorms possible in Akron today
• Splashes From The Bath Church - April 27, 2012
• Dry weather today with rain arriving on Saturday in Akron
• Showers and thunderstorms possible in Akron today
• Sunny and pleasant in Akron today, showers return tonight
• Sunshine and milder temperatures return to Akron
• Rain and snow showers likely in Akron today
• Splashes From The Bath Church - April 20, 2012
• Snow headed for the Akron area
• Splashes From The Bath Church - April 19, 2012
• A few showers in Akron today, major storm to bring rain, snow by Monday
• Akron Symphony presents Concerts for Kids: Peter and the Wolf
• Showers and thunderstorms expected this evening in Akron
• Party for the Planet
• Sunny and pleasant in Akron today, showers for the end of the week
• Sunny and pleasant in Akron today, showers for the end of the week
• Splashes From The Bath Church - April 12, 2012
• Strong thunderstorms possible this afternoon in Akron
• Strong thunderstorms possible this afternoon in Akron
• One more sunny day in Akron, then showers and storms for the weekend
• Sunny in Akron today, more freezing temperatures tonight
• A few rain or snow showers possible in Akron today
• Scattered rain and snow showers likely in Akron through Wednesday
• Rain and snow likely into mid week in Akron
• Splashes From The Bath Church - April 5, 2012
• Beautiful weather in Akron through Saturday, showers possible for Easter
• Another dry day for Akron, showers possible for Easter
• Dry, pleasant weather expected in Akron today
• Partly cloudy with a threat of showers and storms in Akron today
• Dry, pleasant weather to start the work week in Akron
• Splashes From The Bath Church - March 30, 2012
• Warmer this afternoon in Akron with strong storms possible
• A freeze warning is in effect for Akron tonight
• Statewide tornado drill scheduled for 9:50 this morning
• Sunshine today with showers and thunderstorms possible tonight in Akron
• Freeze warning in effect for Akron tonight
• Showers and thunderstorms likely in Akron this afternoon
• Record breaking warmth to continue in Akron today
• Record warmth for Akron today with sunny skies expected
• Clouds and fog this morning, isolated storms this afternoon in Akron
• Splashes From The Bath Church - March 15, 2012
• The University Of Akron Hosts The 5th Annual Black Male Summit
• Isolated storms possible today, otherwise partly sunny and mild in Akron
• Strong storms possible in Akron through this evening
• Beautiful weather to continue in Akron today
• Improving weather today with sunshine expected in Akron this afternoon
• Showers and storms possible in Akron through tonight
• A snow shower possible in Akron this morning, then partly sunny
• The Rhythm of Ireland - An Evening of Irish Music and Dance
• Saint Patrick’s Day Parade
• Windy in Akron today with rain showers likely
• Mostly sunny and pleasant in Akron today
• Family pool party
• Disney's Beauty and the Beast
• Kinderealm: Snakes
• Kids night out
• A mix of sun and clouds today along with milder temperatures in Akron
• Snow ending this morning in Akron, sunny and warmer into mid week
• Severe weather possible today, snow for the weekend in Akron
• Winter concert
• Home School Open Gym
• Tornado watch in effect for Akron
• Strong storms possible in Akron today
• Dry today, rain arriving tonight with strong storms possible in Akron Wednesday
• Dry weather expected in Akron through Tuesday
• Splashes From The Bath Church - February 23, 2012
• Very windy with rain and snow showers in Akron today
• Wide variety of weather to impact the Akron area
• Rain and snow showers likely in Akron today
• Rain showers likely in Akron today, changing to snow tonight
• Sunny start to the work week in Akron
• Splashes From The Bath Church - February 16, 2012
• In The Company Of Extraordinary Women At Hower House
• Soggy Thursday in store for Akron
• Light snow in Akron today, mild and dry on Wednesday
• More snow on the way for Akron
• Splashes From The Bath Church - February 9, 2012
• Winter storm warning in effect for Akron as lake effect snow falls
• Snowy weekend in store for Akron
• Winter Warm-up Hike
• Chocolate Making Workshop
• Peter Pan the Musical
• Snow likely in Akron today, sunshine returns for Thursday
• Omigod, You Guys! LEGALLY BLONDE at Firestone High School
• Clouds today with a little snow possible tonight and Wednesday in Akron
• Another nice day expected in Akron, snow showers possible on Tuesday
• The week Ahead
• Jr Chef Day
• Super Fitness Sunday
• Splashes From The Bath Church - February 2, 2012
• Mainly dry weather expected through the weekend in Akron
• Quiet weather expected through the weekend in Akron
• Near record warmth to end the month in Akron
• More mild weather, rain in the forecast for Akron
• Splashes From The Bath Church - January 26, 2012
• Snow likely today, remaining unsettled through the weekend in Akron
• Camp Y-Noah Registration
• Camp Y-Noah Registration
• Weekend Round Up!
• Some icy spots this morning, then rain this afternoon in Akron
• Unsettled weather with a wintry mix expected in Akron tonight and Thursday
• Mainly dry with just a few flurries in Akron today
• Windy with showers and storms possible today in Akron
• Splashes From The Bath Church - January 19, 2012
• Snow headed for Akron; winter weather advisory in effect
• Snow likely this afternoon in Akron, then more snow for the weekend
• Lake effect snow showers today in Akron, more snow expected on Thursday
• Soggy day on tap for Akron, much colder for Wednesday
• Splashes From The Bath Church - January 12, 2012
• Snow and blowing snow in Akron today, advisory in effect
• Nasty winter storm to impact the Akron area with snow, wind, and cold
• Baker appointed to Smithsonian Council
• Building the future with Legos
• Harsh winter weather to make a sudden return to Akron
• Panzners donate living laboratory to UA
• Akron ice sculptors concoct cool ideas for Ice Fest 2012
• Rain to make a return to the Akron area on Wednesday
• Mild weather to continue in Akron with rain possible by mid week
• Splashes From The Bath Church - January 5, 2012
• Mild temperatures today in Akron, then cooler for the weekend
• UA fantasy camp for campaign wonks
• UA hosts Martin Luther King Jr. Day Activities Fair Jan. 16
• Milder temperatures expected the rest of the week in Akron
• Lake effect snow warning remains in effect until noon for Akron
• Lake effect snow warning in effect for Akron today
• Earthquake rattles the Akron area
• Big changes coming to start the new year in Akron
• Splashes From The Bath Church - December 29, 2011
• Clippers to bring rain and snow to Akron through Friday
• Wintery mix changing to all snow today in Akron; advisory in effect
• Snow possible in Akron Tuesday and Wednesday
• Splashes From The Bath Church - December 22, 2011
• Two UA theatre productions selected for Kennedy Center festival
• Fast-moving crews give students and faculty welcome new space to work in
• Law dean elected chair of ADL region
• A few snow showers today; The outlook for Christmas Day in Akron
• Girls to explore tech professions at Kids Career Day, sign-up ends Jan. 31
• Soggy today, more rain and snow to finish out the work week in Akron
• UA researcher to manage pipeline corrosion in Mexico with $1M grant
• Local Ice Skating Rinks
• Last Chance for Holiday Festivities
• Snow this morning, changing to rain this afternoon in Akron
• FDA turns to Akron partnership to help bring safer medical devices to patients
• Chemical engineering professor Judit Puskas named Austin Chemical Chair
• Messy week of rain and snow ahead for Akron
• 16th Annual First Night Akron
• Dry weather expected in Akron today, then snow showers for the weekend
• Splashes From The Bath Church - December 15, 2011
• Windy with showers in Akron today, then turning colder with some snow
• More rain on tap for Akron, storms possible tonight.
• Sunshine fades as rain returns to Akron
• Bright sunshine to start the week in Akron
• Cancer survivor overcomes odds to graduate from UA
• Akron Early College High School invites Class of 2016 applicants
• Donated ceramics combine art and biology at UA
• Snow showers likely through Saturday morning in Akron, then nice for Sunday
• Snow likely tonight and Friday in Akron, cold into the weekend
• Turning colder with some snow possible by the end of the week in Akron
• Flood advisories continue for Akron as the heavy rain moves away
• Samantha Bittinger ‘engineers’ win as UA’s homecoming queen
• Joe Augustine’s new CD supports UA's All-Steinway Campaign
• Soggy weather continues; flood watch in effect for Akron
• Splashes From The Bath Church - December 1, 2011
• Light rain and snow today, then sunshine to kick off the weekend in Akron
• Graduates in the spotlight: Fall Commencement is Dec. 10
• Sunny and dry in Akron today, rain and snow showers possible on Friday
• Two faculty members elected as AAAS Fellows
• Wet snow today, then sunshine returns to Akron on Thursday
• Another cloudy, damp day in Akron today, flood watch in effect
• Soggy start to the week in Akron, turning colder by Wednesday with some snow
• The Polar Express
• Splashes From The Bath Church - November 23, 2011
• Ohio voters blame political leaders for rude rhetoric
• Rain ending this morning, then sunny in Akron on Thanksgiving Day
• Hollywood star turns to Akron for advice on launching a new business
• TubaChristmas celebrating 32nd anniversary Dec. 17 at Thomas Hall
• Jingle Jazz comes to Thomas Hall on Dec. 11
• Heavy rain possible through tonight in Akron, pleasant weather for Thanksgiving
• Chilly and damp today, then heavy rain possible on Tuesday in Akron
• Splashes From The Bath Church - November 17, 2011
• Miracle on 34th Street
• Holiday Tree Fesitval
• Deck the Hall
• Sunshine to finish out the week in Akron, rain returns by Sunday
• Number 1 part-time MBA program in region boosts income and job opportunities
• Snow showers possible through tonight in Akron, then milder into the weekend
• Turning colder with a few showers in Akron today, some snow showers Thursday
• Rare November severe weather slams the Akron area
• Splashes From The Bath Church - November 10, 2011
• Tornado watch #880 issued for Akron
• Future physician uses computer to speed healing for others
• Economics professor earns fellowship for tax incentives research
• Severe storms possible in Akron this afternoon and evening
• UA Press joins digital content consortium
• Man of La Mancha
• Tales and Tails
• Pancake Breakfast
• Veteran's Day Program
• A few snow showers possible today in Akron, then milder for the weekend
• Breezy and cold with rain and snow showers in Akron through Friday
• Splashes From The Bath Church - November 3, 2011
• Sunshine returns to Akron, lasts through Wednesday
• Landscape Exhibition through Dec. 3 at Emily Davis Gallery
• Showers possible for Trick-or-Treat in Akron today, sunny tomorrow
• Hower House 'Silver Screen' Holiday
• Splashes From The Bath Church - October 27, 2011
• Some sunshine for Akron today, rain and snow showers return for Saturday
• UA Board approves College of Health Professions
• Graduate chefs to roll out eight appetizing courses
• Mary Verstraete named SWE outstanding faculty adviser
• Classroom lessons put to use in Joplin
• Rain and possibly a little wet snow in Akron today, sunshine for Friday
• Explore obsession and creativity at UA exhibition
• Howl O Ween
• Halloween Spooktacular
• Murder in the Mansion 10/27/11
• Showers today in Akron, cold rain likely tonight and Thursday
• Pleasant day in Akron today, then rain, chilly temperatures return
• Showers likely today in Akron, pleasant on Tuesday
• Play by Eugene O’Neill opens Nov. 3 in UA's Sandefur Theatre
• Showers possible today but much nicer for the weekend in Akron
• Splashes From The Bath Church - October 20, 2011
• Showers will linger in Akron today, dry weekend ahead
• Akron Racers Invite Community to 'Make a Difference' at Firestone Stadium
• Akron Racers Add to Front Office Staff
• UA to host first local Model African Union Oct. 27
• Third Biomaterials Symposium slated for Oct. 26
• Soaking rain likely today, tonight; showers lingering in Akron through Friday
• UA Collage concert a musical thrill ride
• UA will be on Travel Channel's 'Mysteries at the Museum' Oct. 18
• Wayne College awarded $1 million for jobs training
• Engineering students to bring joy to children
• Bryant & Stratton College Opening New Campus in Akron
• Psychology professor receives national award
• Milder with rain developing this afternoon in Akron, cooler for the weekend
• Fall Festival at Camp Christopher
• Tails N Tales
• "Elephant's Graveyard"
• Cascade Locks Bonfire 10/14/11
• Children express hopes through art show at Haven of Rest
• Cool and damp today in Akron, showers persisting into the weekend
• George W. Knepper Annual Endowed Lecture is Oct. 20
• Could appeal of fantasy sports leagues help arts organizations?
• Increasing clouds today with rain for mid week in Akron
• Splashes From The Bath Church - October 6, 2011
• UA partners with KSU and YSU to create technical education center
• A beautiful start to the work week in Akron
• World Tour of Music Continues with Dave Sterner Quintet
• DOMESTIC VIOLENCE WORKSHOP “I’M STILL STANDING”
• UA students preview MLK Memorial in nation's capital
• Can nanotechnology improve breast implants?
• Sunny with highs around 80 in Akron by Saturday
• Sunny and warm through the remainder of the week
• Sunny, milder weather expected in Akron through mid week
• After hours movie - 10/7/11
• Play and Learn - 10/4/11
• Kid Friendly Fall/Halloween Activities
• Sunshine and mild temperatures to make a comeback in Akron
• Flood watch extended until 4 p.m. for the Akron area
• Haunted Schoolhouse And Haunted Laboratory
• China Week celebrates Chinese culture, business and academics Oct. 10-17
• Flood watch issued for Akron; chilly and nasty through Saturday
• Storms possible this evening in Akron, then colder with rain and snow?
• Pesky storm finally exits, big weather changes in store for Akron
• Researchers say X Box technology is fair game for engineering education
• More showers on tap for Akron as persistent storm lingers
• UA initiatives to spark innovation, entrepreneurship and community involvement
• Heavy rain, severe weather possible this afternoon in Akron
• Heavy rain possible in Akron today; unsettled through the weekend
• Splashes From The Bath Church - September 20, 2011
• UA Homecoming featuring arts to Zips Oct. 3-9
• Mainly dry today, heavy rain possible in Akron on Friday
• Annual Fall ‘Together’ Collegiate Charity Classic
• UA gallery unveils 'Africentricity’' exhibit on Sept. 29
• Showers and thunderstorms likely today in Akron, then cooler and unsettled
• Lakewood Higher Education Center to be dedicated Sept. 22
• Kid's Movie Night
• Art Blooms
• Teen Time at the Library - 9/21/11
• Milder with a slight chance of a shower in Akron today
• Splashes From The Bath Church - September 15, 2011
• Photo Fictions exhibition through Oct. 22 at UA’s Emily Davis Gallery
• Dry weather expected through the weekend in Akron with pleasant temperatures
• Chilly, showery weather expected today in Akron, sunshine returns for Friday
• Fall preview slated for Thursday for the Akron area
• Storms possible in Akron today, big changes begin Wednesday
• Splashes From The Bath Church - September 8, 2011
• Warm with storms possible in Akron today and Tuesday, then much cooler
• UA awarded ‘Military Friendly’ rank for third consecutive year
• Flood watch issued for the Akron area
• Biologist Bruce Cushing shares research discoveries in China
• Diary of a Wimpy Kid - 9/10/11
• Fall Canal Cleanup -9-10-11
• UA honored again as a top workplace
• Showers and storms with locally heavy rain possible in Youngstown
• More of the same with clouds and showers expected in Akron
• More clouds and showers for Akron as persistent pattern continues
• UA Kulas Concert Series presenting jazz icon Herbie Hancock and more
• UA Campbell Art History Lecture on Sept. 23
• Scattered showers expected to persist in Akron through the end of the week
• Cloudy and cool in Akron today, showers return tonight
• Cooler, unsettled conditions to last at least through mid week in Akron
• Splashes From The Bath Church - September 1, 2011
• Hot and humid through Saturday in Akron with storms possible
• Showers and storms possible today in Akron, hot and humid Friday
• Made in Ohio Festival
• Baby Time
• Fall Hiking Spree
• Engineering professors receive $1 million-plus in research grants
• Warmer with a chance of thunderstorms through Friday in Akron
• Akron Early College High School gets top marks
• UA's Taylor Institute and Direct Marketing Association announce partnership
• Another nice day in Akron, then heat and humidity build for mid week
• OPEN M Presents 6th Annual Fall Fest Fundraiser - 'Fall Into Starlit Fashions'
• Hospitality Club to Host 9/11 Memorial Brunch
• Very nice weather to start the work week in Akron
• Splashes From The Bath Church - August 25, 2011
• PAWS to read 8-27-11
• Tunes Along Trails 8-27-11
• Rock the Lock 8-26-11
• Entrepreneurship Summit offers opportunities to network and learn
• Pleasant weather to last through the upcoming weekend in Akron
• UA professor pens Holocaust legacy book
• Tornado confirmed in Geauga county
• Tornado confirmed in Geauga county
• Professor Emeritus earns gold medal recognition
• Irene’s impact on the weather in Akron; Sunshine
• Scientists trace gecko footprint, find clue to glue
• Timken and UA to accelerate commercialization of specialized research
• Tornado watch #805 issued for Akron until 5:00 a.m.
• Polymer College Appoints Two New Faculty
• Potential severe weather outbreak tonight in Akron
• Back to School for Akron - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Strong earthquake rattles the east coast, felt in the Akron area
• Counseling Clinic offers anger management support groups
• Tammy Faye Bakker lives on in new musical at UA
• Pleasant weather today, storms return for mid week
• UA, top Chinese tiremaker to cooperate on research
• Hail storm moves through northern Summit, Portage counties overnight
• Honors student receives scholarship to study in China for full year
• Warm with a slight chance of a thunderstorm today in Akron
• Splashes From The Bath Church - August 18, 2011
• Summit for Kids - Saturday 8/20
• Outrageous Exploration Hike - 8.18.11
• Cinderella - the musical
• Beautiful weather today, chance of a storm on Thursday in Akron
• Norris Throws Second No-Hitter Against Diamonds, Racers Win 7-0
• Kathryn Watkins-Wendell appointed SRA distinguished faculty
• Racers Collect 20th Win Over Diamonds 4-2
• Lean Mastery, Project Management, Six Sigma Offered
• UA School of Law announces creation of J.D./LL.M. program
• Week of Welcome to offer something for all students
• Moments captured for all the world to see
• Locally heavy rainfall possible in Akron again today
• Heavy rains drench Akron; flood warning in effect
• Another fantastic summer day forecast for Akron today, then…
• Two freshmen receive first Karam scholarships for B.S./M.D. students
• UA student receives Confucius Institute Henan Scholarship to study abroad
• Very pleasant late summer weather expected through Friday in Akron
• Children's Birthdays in Akron
• Flicks on the Falls 8/11/11
• Scholastic Book Fair
• Cooler and less humid for Akron today, lake effect shower possible
• Welcome Class of 2015!
• Showers possible today, then cooler and drier through mid week in Akron
• Akron Symphony Chorus To Hold Auditions For 2011-2012 Season
• Unsettled conditions to last into mid week in Akron
• Splashes From The Bath Church - August 4, 2011
• Unsettled weather expected through the weekend in Akron
• Student success — Biology major receives Ohio EPA scholarship
• Cloudy start to the day, some sunshine possible this afternoon in Akron
• Terry Winters speaking Oct. 20 for Synapse series on bio-mimicry
• A few scattered showers and storms likely in Akron today
• Graduates in the spotlight: Summer Commencement ceremonies are Aug. 13
• Friendship leads to audiology fellowship
• Severe storms, damaging winds possible tonight in Akron
• UA's fundraising campaign raises a record $46 million in private support
• Mark Kent named American Academy of Chefs Fellow
• Severe thunderstorm watch #710 issued for Akron
• Co-ops at NASA set engineering student on new trajectory
• A shower or storm possible today, very warm through Tuesday
• Splashes From The Bath Church - July 28, 2011
• Severe thunderstorm watch #695 issued for Akron
• Stormy day expected in Akron, heavy rains possible
• Gerard Gibbs Hired As New Director Of Artistic Planning For Akron Symphony
• Hot and humid conditions will return to Akron for the end of the week
• Sixth annual University Park Arts Fair & Food Fest at Grace Park is Aug. 13
• Dry weather expected through Wednesday in Akron, then storms return
• Bliss Institute internships open doors to world of politics
• Severe thunderstorm watch #683 issued for Akron
• A few showers and storms possible today in Akron; not as hot
• Flash flood watch issued for Akron; Strong storms possible again today
• Zips Athletics Crowned National Winner of Excellence in Management Cup
• Another oppressively hot day forecast for Akron, heat advisory in effect
• Splashes From The Bath Church - July 21, 2011
• Excessive heat warning in effect for Akron today
• Spider silk glue inspires next-generation technology
• UA Press Publishes Book About All-American Soap Box Derby
• Dangerous heat to bake Akron through Thursday; Excessive Heat Watch in effect
• UA nursing prof named clinician of the year
• Wayne College Dean Jack Kristofco to retire
• Flash flooding closes streets in Akron
• Be Safe in Record-Breaking Heat
• Severe thunderstorm watch #658 has been issued for Akron
• Hot and humid with strong storms possible in Akron this afternoon
• Nicole Pauly haunts Her Former Team Once Again, Going Deep In Racers 5-4 Win
• Racers Win 5-1 Over Bandits
• Hot and humid; isolated storms possible in Akron through the weekend.
• Splashes From The Bath Church - July 14, 2011
• Sunny and pleasant today, isolated thunderstorms possible in Akron on Friday
• Free concert July 21 by UA Summer Concert Band
• A shower or two this morning, then partly sunny through Thursday in Akron
• Marketing instructor predicts Olympic locales
• Slight chance of a storm today, then sunny on Wednesday
• To investigate crime, students break scene down to the bone
• Severe thunderstorm watch #627 has been issued for Akron
• Damaging thunderstorms possible in Akron later today and tonight
• Splashes From The Bath Church - July 7, 2011
• Italian American Festival
• Carnival Concert - 7/8/11
• Showers and storms possible in Akron today, then sunny on Saturday
• Titanic, Zander, And A Collaboration With Akron Art Museum Highlight Akron Symphony’s 60th Anniversary Season
• Partly sunny with scattered thunderstorms possible in Akron later today
• Professor shares candid snapshot of life on an archaeological dig
• OPEN M Golf Outing
• Social work professor appointed to Asian American health coalition
• TubaSummer celebrating 12th anniversary with free concert July 17
• Partly sunny and warm today in Akron, storms possible on Wednesday
• Mendoza’s Bat, Racers’ Costly Errors Equate To 7-4 Loss
• Pride vs. Racers Game 4
• Strong storms possible today and tonight in Akron
• Sunny today in Akron, then threat of storms tonight and Saturday
• Splashes From The Bath Church - June 30, 2011
• Baker receives APA Excellence in Librarianship Award
• Hot and humid weather, severe storms to return this weekend in Akron
• UA's Concrete Canoe Team places among nation's top 10
• Sunny skies to last through Thursday in Akron
• Flicks in the Falls
• Junior Ranger Program - 6/30/11
• Chance of a storm today in Akron, then sunny for midweek
• Partly sunny and dry start to the work week in Akron
• Bandits’ Monica Abbott Strikes Out 18 in One-hit Complete Game Shutout
• Racers’ Pauly Carries Team To First Series Victory Over Bandits
• Akron Symphony Guild 'Lakes Tour 2011'
• Showers and cooler temperatures likely today in Akron
• Splashes From The Bath Church - June 23, 2011
• Unsettled conditions to end the week in Akron
• Another round of strong storms possible later today in Akron
• Hail, strong winds hammer Akron
• UA’s Z-TV earns third Emmy in five years
• Stark • Carpenter, Sharlet Gay, 91, of Allian...
• Local news briefs
• Records might not be falling, but rain is
• GAR awards $1.6 million
• New school chief for Falls
• New Marriott Residence Inn to go up in Fairlawn
• Council approves DD levy renewal
• County hopes sales dry up of 'bath salts'
• Akron may curb panhandling
• Seniors to take a run at diploma
• Showers storms possible in Akron on this first day of Summer
• Special Splashes From The Bath Church - June 20, 2011
• Big Mike's annual ride on July 31
• Insults on tap for bartender
• No boarding pass required to fly
• UA students dive to their classroom
• Pilot loves his labor
• New event honors 5 fathers from area
• Sisters of Charity awards $500,000
• Fundraiser delivers the great outdoors
• Local news briefs - June 20
• Sailor from Kent missing in river
• Rotten rules are getting the thumb
• Boston group to return to update UA plan
• Severe weather possible in Akron today as stormy week begins
• Local news briefs - June 19
• Akron man drives away as winner of Lexus
• Child's autism inspires officer to teach others
• Road chief urges lease of turnpike
• Derby spearheads license-plate drive
• Weekend relief trip emotional
• Several hopefuls vie to be suburban mayors
• Boy Scouts scramble for birds
• Ohio resident discovers new insect pest on trees
• Experiment branches out to Summit
• Area death notices - June 18
• Local news briefs - June 18
• Rules bent to perpetuate Car Survival
• Kent startup hopes to land deals in Paris
• St. Sebastian concert June 26
• CVSR imposes fuel surcharge
• Portraits to be unveiled
• Bucyrus chief is named Falls superintendent
• State delays lane closure for I-76/77
• Judge denies bid to halt closure of postal branch
• Splashes From The Bath Church - June 16, 2011
• Kent's past finds home
• Professors explore Buckeye politics in new book
• Housing proposal divides Green
• Officials in Stark approve pay raises
• Akron Zoo to welcome grizzly bears
• Day 3: Earache drops car competition field to 3
• Parks to hold hunting lottery
• I-76 crash that kills 2, injures 3; police say alcohol suspected
• Summit man is disciplined for photos
• Debit-card breach hits area stores
• Safety Town is still big hit in Fairlawn
• Habitat for birds is feather in cap
• Partly sunny and warm in Akron today, chance of a thunderstorm this afternoon
• Akron City Council candidates
• Tax checks now require special skills
• UA Men's Soccer Residential Camp Nearly Sold Out
• High-maintenance mallards
• Baby sitter found guilty
• Local news briefs - June 16
• Free family films in Falls
• Green focuses on positive
• Stark Co. 911 workers moving in
• Catholic Community Foundation launches $125 million campaign
• UA buys Mill Street property
• Candidates lining up to challenge Plusquellic
• Repairs to close I-76/77 in Akron
• Day 2: Knee problems force Army vet out of car
• Showers and thunderstorms likely in Akron today
• Musicians share glory in contest
• Baby sitter guilty of murder in shaken-baby case
• UA Soccer Venue Renamed FirstEnergy Stadium–Cub Cadet Field
• FirstEnergy Stadium–Cub Cadet Field is new name for soccer venue
• Kick Times, TV, Promotions Set for 2011 Football Schedule
• Plan to close Summit recycling center moves forward
• Boston Township prepares to celebrate its bicentennial
• Summit jury gets murder case
• Familiarity might breed contempt
• Arshinkoff may return to board of elections
• Area death notices - June 15
• One more dry day in Akron before showers and thunderstorms return
• Dambrot, Ianello to Appear on SportsTime Ohio On Wednesday
• Mayor sees conspiracy at WAKR
• Zips Abundant on MAC's Outdoor Track All-Academic Team
• Graduate student earns AHA predoctoral fellowship
• Women's Golf Places Four on Academic All-MAC Team
• Akron taking postal service to court
• Barberton bans sale of drug
• Akron to restore some funding for its summer arts programs
• Cuyahoga County judge convicted of conspiracy, mail fraud
• Local news briefs - June 14
• Blimp crash kills pilot
• New foundation raises enough money for July fireworks, parade in Fairlawn
• County Council committee supports DD renewal levy
• Stark rally protests fracking
• Defendant describes night girl was injured
• Pleasant weather expected to last through Wednesday in Akron
• Barberton may ban new drug danger: bath salts
• They're too young to be called old
• Wings on water: Massive crowd witnesses history at Summit Lake
• Kentucky's David Trainor Named Akron Men’s Golf Head Coach
• Six Zips Earn All-America Honors From USTFCCCA
• Norton third-graders name new police dog
• Linda Golz, writer for Beacon Journal
• Beacon Journal wins several awards
• The Scene - June 13
• Charters draw mixed reviews
• Big secret slips out at ballpark
• Local news briefs - June 13
• Concert to raise aid for victims of storms
• Two Akron-area racers qualify for All-American derby in July
• Splashes From The Bath Church - June 9, 2011
• Patience the prescription for Tribe's slump
• Celebration news - June 12
• Local news briefs - June 12
• Are Akron fans rooting for or against LeBron?
• Bodybuilder has inner strength
• German girl makes most of her time at Firestone
• Three area youth make derby
• St. George welcomes family
• Medina girl, 4, is killed in mini-motorcycle crash
• Type of earthquake in Medina County not uncommon in Ohio
• National Guard soldiers get medical training ahead of deployment
• Three from Akron shot to death in Detroit
• Rainfall in May sets record
• Power Ride rolls next Saturday
• Local news briefs - June 11
• Area death notices - June 11
• Akron's newest park isn't run of the mill
• KSU's ice supervisor slides into retirement
• Akron's A.A. sites give hope to visitor
• IRS yanks tax-exempt status
• Cop pleads not guilty to stealing youth funds
• Track and Field Wraps Up Competition at NCAA Championships
• Life can change in Twelve Steps
• Severe thunderstorm watch #460 in effect for Akron
• Construction Inside Rhodes Arena Continues to Move Forward
• UA's new outdoor classroom offers food for thought and the plate
• Writer challenges second 'A' in A.A.
• Hudson road to close for turnpike widening
• Sobriety reigns in Akron
• Local cupcakes help thwart terrorists
• New feline museum will be cat's meow
• Training project targets principals
• Akron councilwoman won't seek re-election
• Attorneys want judge removed
• Bath firefighters honored for heroism
• Fallen soldier honored in Kent
• Strong thunderstorms possible today in Akron
• NCAA Championships Day Two Halted Due to Inclement Weather
• Crackpots run amok on all sites
• Coach Dambrot to Appear on Mike & Mike in the Morning
• Football Plays Host to Second-Annual Ladies Football 101
• Twinsburg plant to get owner
• Veterans Services pay raises opposed
• New bar in Stow hinges on signatures
• Young falcon numbers soar in area, Ohio
• New fence to separate feuding neighbors
• Child's mom testifies at sitter's murder trial
• Social media boost Indians
• Hometown hero saluted
• Finnish companies look to Akron for U.S. home
• Convicted rapist draws 25-year prison sentence
• Severe thunderstorm watch in effect for Akron this morning
• Brown Downs Another Record, Advances to 800m Finals
• Mitchell Named Great Lakes Region Men's Coach of the Year
• Feltes, Helfrich Named to Academic All-MAC Squad
• Sitter goes on trial in Akron in death of toddler
• Father's Day race honors crash victim
• Santrock students won't be returning
• Stark • Gardner, Jane C., 93, of Massillon. D...
• Recent dry spell aids Ohio farms
• Local news briefs - June 8, 2011
• Outcry pecks away at bird feeder ordinance
• Services planned for two soldiers
• Hot and humid in Akron today, severe storms possible on Thursday
• Springfield school district says it's back on track
• Brother's favor returned
• Disabilities board has cash but seeks levy
• Bassitt, Turocy Selected in 2011 MLB Draft
• Football Season Opener at Ohio State Set for Noon on ESPN2
• Football Season Ticket Prize Winners - June 2011
• Tennis Unveils Upgraded Schedule for 2011-12 Campaign
• Softball Supports Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation
• Early morning storms pound the Akron area with hail and wind
• Zips To Send Six To NCAA Outdoor Championships
• Canton is criticized for closed fire station
• Akron police seek bank robber
• County freezes ice cream proposal
• Area death notices - June 7
• EPA to collect samples of Cuyahoga sediments
• Local news briefs - June 7
• Akron OKs Goodyear deck
• Severe thunderstorm watch in effect for Akron as storms approach
• Seasoned pastor helps guide newly merged Catholic parish
• Donation gives church major boost
• The surety of purity
• Survivor tells of horrible fall
• Former Zip Taylor Wins Iba Citizen Athlete Award
• The Scene - June 6
• Charters go off course
• 'Expert' tips not always on the mark
• Police probing death of man in home
• Kent officer rescues teen from river
• Shaken-baby case will rely on forensics
• Some schools not allowed to flunk out
• Sunny today in Akron, thunderstorms possible tonight and Tuesday
• Hundreds walk, run for Children's Hospital
• Star students: Patrick Burnett, Hudson
• Here are the 2011 Akron Beacon Journal Star Studen...
• Community news • Rita Shisler received the i...
• Akron ceremony is a fond farewell
• Harvard-bound student eyes public service career
• Aspiring businessman builds strong resume
• Future doctor gets kicks teaching children
• Local news briefs - June 4, 2011
• Ellet dinner is benefit for widow
• Akron neighbors team up to rescue family from house fire
• Local news briefs - June 4, 2011
• Loose concrete closes bridge
• Area deaths - June 4, 2011
• Attorney seeks to overturn $3.5 million restitution order for Father Sam
• Akron police chief takes oath
• Williams handed jail term in welfare fraud case
• Strong thunderstorms possible in the Akron area later today
• Strong thunderstorms possible in the Akron area later today
• Splashes From The Bath Church - June 2, 2011
• Ohio looks at boosting alcohol limit of beer
• Reception honors six women of faith Thursday in Cleveland
• Summit child support agency issues 15 layoff notices
• Richfield woman receives 10 years in fatal hit-skip
• Ohio's soggy weather delays corn planting
• Vigil, picnic Sunday for missing area mom
• Northern Summit will see sewer rate hike
• KSU's Lefton gets 25 percent bonus
• FBI finds officers followed law in '08 shooting
• Surprise honor for 81-year-old
• Chaplain aids officers in Missouri
• Aurora gets farmland for nature preserve
• Hudson joins pact on jobs
• Warmer with sunshine today, thunderstorms return on Saturday
• Splashes From The Bath Church - Jun 1, 2011
• Area spellers knocked out of national bee
• Final snow totals for the 2010-2011 winter season
• Deaths mar high Cuyahoga
• Hudson to end foamy tradition
• KSU center studies proposed savings from consolidation
• Cannon to be centerpiece of new park in Barberton
• Rainfall may keep mosquito problems in check
• Backpacker wants parks demoted
• Copley man insists he's separated
• Splash pads get new safety checks
• Sunny today, frost possible in a few areas tonight
• College graduate overcomes doubts, pain
• Judge feels 'duped' by mother in Copley schools case
• Obituary: Realty expert Russel Neal dies at 74
• Men's Soccer Blog: Ampaipitakwong Nets Larger Role
• Family wants answers to 1991 slayings
• Spelling bee participant handles an eventful day
• Gene Smith, 88, aimed to preserve area jewels
• Brimfield traffic stop halts pair of Akron men suspected in break-ins
• Summit parks add a nature preserve
• Jury is selected in trial of Kelley Williams-Bolar's father
• Name That Zip
• Sunny and pleasant weather expected through Thursday
• Walsh team sells teas for cause
• Tennis Lands Two on Academic All-MAC List
• UA vice president is named a Science Academy Fellow
• Lock 3 Live! Friday night concerts
• Harry Potter Movie Night - 6/1/11
• Casino studies inconclusive
• Gaming company drafts Ohio lottery bill
• $8 billion deficit isn't number set in stone
• Richfield to host annual tour
• Soap Box Derby books on the way
• Historian rolling dice on own 2008 MLB season
• Historian locates vets' resting place
• Missing woman is feared drowned
• County eyes ice cream vendors
• Green honors veterans
• Another hot day today with thunderstorms possible tonight
• Mature Workers’ Job Fair Serves As A Connection Point For Growing Employment Need
• Area deaths - May 29
• Details pieced together on fate of veteran
• Governments may get funds to collaborate
• Man relives time before soldier's death
• Kent soldier killed in Afghanistan
• District officials are at a loss about North High athletics
• The Scene - May 29
• WWII memorial dedication set for Streetsboro on Saturday
• Fallen medic's dad says memorial day is every day for families
• Severe thunderstorm watch issued for the Akron area
• Area death notices - May 29
• Celebration news - May 29
• Local news briefs - May 29
• Memorial Day events
• Brandywine trail rerouting to begin
• Local woman works to ID, bury veterans
• Learning Dolls made with love
• Dancers step it up
• Zips Add Two More Positions to NCAA Championship Field
• MEMORIAL DAY EVENTS
• Local news briefs - May 28
• Neglected properties a tall order for Akron
• Reaping is grim in Canton
• Main Street Gourmet founders honored
• Akron-area churches to celebrate Ascension
• Derby to let others try hill
• Williams-Bolar clemency hearing set
• Sewell Signs with CFL's Edmonton Eskimos
• Stepping Out for the 140th Anniversary of Hower House
• Splashes From The Bath Church - May 27, 2011
• Brown Advances to NCAA Championships on Day Two
• Rhodes Arena Renovations Beginning to Take Shape
• Softball Takes Zippy to Visit Local School
• Limited Spots Available for UA Men's Soccer Camps
• Listen to Friday's Radio Interview with Rob Ianello
• Volleyball Announces 2011 Schedule
• Professor to advise U.N. on family structures
• Grant to aid Yellow Creek
• Local news briefs - May 27
• Soggy spring clouds mood in gray Ohio
• Winds wreak havoc across region
• School board looks at staff for savings
• Church memorial honors vets
• Judge issues injunction against drilling company
• AMHA to build Summit Lake center
• Racers put skills on line
• Dump-truck thief guilty
• How much rain has fallen on the Akron area recently?
• Fahie, Lee Advance to NCAA Championships
• Akron Women’s Soccer Completes Successful Year in the Classroom
• Women’s Basketball to Participate in 2011 Preseason WNIT
• Feltes Named to Capital One Academic All-America Second Team
• Flood watch issued for the Akron area
• Local news briefs - May 26
• Storm topples trees, power lines across region
• Wildlife experts believe bear wintered in Summit County
• Akron-Canton area is no stranger to twisters
• What if a killer tornado happened here?
• LinkedIn is linked up with jackpot
• Crew starts work to save herons
• Veteran in bike crash 'coming out of coma'
• Williams' '69 court records found
• Winnie Wilson turns 106
• Future Zips, U-18 MNT Draws Netherlands in Libson Opener
• Oelschlager gift will help close 'literacy gap'
• Another round of severe weather possible this afternoon in Akron
• Severe weather hammers Akron
• Lemonade fundraiser takes stand
• Tornado watch issued for the Akron area
• Tennis Inks Two for 2011-12 Season
• Senator's proposal sets limits on release of videos
• Local news briefs - May 25
• Recounts planned on school levies
• Housing plan is set for Edgewood area
• Police seek man in 4 robberies
• Curator to exit Akron museum
• Akron man indicted in slaying of baby girl
• Volunteers help fill garden beds
• Drilling at state parks nears
• Original art tells war tales
• Turocy and Bassitt Earn All-MAC Honors
• Threat for severe weather returns to northeastern Ohio today and tonight
• Portage County
• Food sizes run gamut at ballpark
• Bangtson Resigns as Baseball Head Coach
• NCAA Releases Annual Academic Progress Rate Report
• Judge to sentence woman who set pit bull on officers
• Summit's bus system seeking citizen input on transit needs
• Conservancy group wins top garden club award
• N. Canton swears in veteran as police chief
• Sister gives Copley woman part of liver for transplant
• Ball field to become memorial for fallen
• Funds to flow to park for land
• Akron schools face deficit
• Violent crime drops in Akron
• All aboard at Akron Zoo
• Radar imagery of rotating storm east of Akron in Portage County
• Strong storms with hail and funnel cloudsblow through northeastern Ohio
• Ohio fires up gun changes
• 1940s quiz lets men put women to test
• UA welcomes diverse suppliers on May 25
• Women’s Basketball Finishes Strong in Classroom
• Zips to Send Five Pole Vaulters to NCAA East Regionals
• Area death notices - May 23
• The Scene - May 23
• Red hat ladies spread joy
• Sun-filled weekend draws local gardeners out to plant
• Local news briefs - May 23
• Pay cuts planned in Barberton
• Older students share lessons on universe
• Warm and humid with showers and thunderstorms through tonight in Akron
• Summit may revive hiring freeze
• 'Rapture' has arrived. Have you?
• Area death notices - May 22
• Charities win Corbin grants
• Local news briefs - May 22
• Retired Cuyahoga Falls teacher draws kudos at send-off party
• Akron battle for mayor heats up
• Age curfew in Falls has rockin' first week
• Borders of wards to change in Green
• RiverDay electricity
• Akron Blows Out Kent State to Finish 2011 Season
• The Heidelberg University Concert Choir will perfo...
• Alchemy to send its first 'class' of young men to college
• Local news briefs - May 21
• Center puts together model day to honor 89-year-old resident
• Sacred Heart building sold to expanding Ohio church
• Growing Stark St. will lose its leader
• Man gets prison for Akron break-in
• Summit office eyes fund cuts
• Girl tries to cheer patients
• Splashes From The Bath Church - May 19, 2011
• Fishing for lake visitors
• Bernsen moves up '25 Hill' premiere
• Baseball Falls in 12 Innings to Kent State
• Porter to Speak at Akron Roundtable on June 2
• Alan Newman Receives 2011 Outstanding Professor of the Year Award
• Jane Campbell Moriarty Receives the 2011 Scholar of the Year Award
• Women’s Soccer Adds Carrel to 2011 Signing Class
• Hanna Ek Earns Capital One Academic All‐District Honor
• Local news briefs - May 20
• OU expert says higher ed in for change
• Council proposes increase in terms
• Green businesses to grow
• Former Children's Hospital president Roger J. Sherman dies at 96
• Kent approves student housing
• Copley questions Rothrock shutdown
• Falling tree could harm blue herons
• Sunshine and warm temperatures return to the Akron area
• Zips Downed by Kent State in Diamond Classic for the Kids
• Surprise gift lands in lap of victim
• Police credit union reissues debit cards after scheme is reported
• Akron in talks to stop overflow of sewers
• Akron Track Sends 18 to the NCAA East Preliminaries
• Feltes Earns Louisville Slugger/NFCA All-Region Honors
• Local news briefs - May 19
• 'What's Not to Like' about shirt?
• Veteran, 28, fights for life
• 20 UA students win fellowships
• Summit deputy praised as hero
• Ohio agency supports driller
• Revere school levy helps save 44 jobs
• 'Second Chances' are always in style
• A little sun today and a few showers, dry weather expected on Friday
• Ohio man spreads word of upcoming Rapture
• Ohio agency supports driller; Munroe Falls loses battle
• Akron and Kent State Battle in 5th Annual Diamond Classic
• UA Athletics and McDonald's Launch "Zips All-Access 10-Pack"
• Big Ninth-Inning Propels Zips to 9-2 Win Over YSU
• Polymer engineering students honored for innovation, entrepreneurial spirit
• Stark • Fettler, Vera M., 90, of Massillon. D...
• Local news briefs - May 18, 2011
• Construction begins on towpath section
• Board balks at candidate in Lakemore
• Medical expert's theory rejected in murder trial
• 'Father figure' held in Orrville slaying
• Children's Hospital creates art space for patients
• Cell phones can pay Akron parking meters
• Bird feeder fight takes flight in Cuyahoga Falls
• Children get out of house in nick of time
• Showers and a few thunderstorms possible in Akron today
• Brookbank Returns to the Racers
• 'Big news' has changed over time
• Tennis Announces Out End of Season Team Awards
• Baseball Finishes Season Against YSU & Kent St.
• Akron’s DeNiro Called Up to Regional Olympic Development Camp
• Women's Golf, Tennis Earn Academic Recognition from NCAA
• Local news briefs - May 17
• Medical school prepares for more research
• County panel recommends political limits
• Events to celebrate Cuyahoga
• Fairlawn engineer to prepare plans to close Rothrock Road
• Resentencing in rape
• Akron's Crouse dancers win competition gold
• Lawsuit naming developer will stand
• Former Norton High teacher sentenced to jail
• Seized animals straining shelter
• UARF, UA partner to help Saudis establish elastomer training institute
• More rain for Akron as stubborn storm remains over the area
• Agencies take swat at police expenses
• A sad, old song
• Suarez Family Strength and Conditioning Center Dedicated
• Rubber pièce de résistance wins invention contest
• UA Steel Drum Band's new 'Hammer on Steel' CD and DVD now available
• This Week Wednesday Akron Area Sjogren's Syndrome...
• Setback possible in bridge project
• Local news briefs - May 16
• It's easier to participate in bike tour
• Beacon Journal writers honored for excellence
• Store owners offer contents free of charge
• Damp, dreary weather in Akron to continue
• Softball Hands Out Postseason Team Awards
• Zips Fall Twice to Ohio in Sunday Doubleheader
• Area death notices - May 15
• Crime watch - May 15
• Celebration news - May 15
• Local news briefs - May 15
• Online love is real-life nightmare
• Balloon artist finds new twist
• Composite bats alter way game is played
• Drop off hazardous waste for a fee
• Catholic women's councils to disband after accomplishing goals
• Seiberling open house rekindles memories of 1931 abandonment
• Nautical swap meet helps keep Tudor House afloat in New Franklin
• Sugarland concert is sweet opener for Blossom season
• Men's Track Leads Wire-to-Wire, Captures MAC Outdoor Title
• Zips and Bobcats Saturday Matinee Suspended by Rain
• Tennis Stopped by Michigan in NCAA First Round
• Follow Tennis Live at Today's NCAA Ann Arbor Regional
• Detours ahead in Munroe Falls
• Adoption is focus of Bible study
• IT'S LAUNCH TIME
• Barberton mayor faces challenger
• A FLAPPIN' GOOD TIME
• Jaw cancer survivor 'lives to sing the tale'
• Mogadore Reservoir boathouse reopens
• Stark homes in on delinquent property taxes
• Proposed Portage Crossing might not break ground until spring of next year
• First class in pharmacy to graduate
• Flash flood watch in effect for Akron
• Johansson Overcomes Unusual Circumstances to Win Decathlon
• Akron Baseball Routs Ohio, 13-3
• Scout brings honor to troop
• Tennis Faces Michigan in First-Ever NCAA Appearance
• Rebuild vs. remodel explored for schools
• Tips for proper composting
• Society will honor lawyer at Hale Farm
• Miller South students prepare concert
• Scalise chosen as fiscal officer
• Kent presses county to move court
• Council in Falls on scent of yard problems
• Board considers middle school
• Local news briefs - May 13
• Cuyahoga Falls kindergarten leader retiring after 50 years
• Another stormy afternoon in store for Akron
• Local skies undergoing turbulence
• Akron man, 18, sentenced to life in prison for baby's death
• Akron Men Dominate First Day of MAC Outdoor Championships
• Preview Party for New GoZips.com Set for May 19
• Baseball Squares Off Against Ohio
• Former Akron Diver to Compete at World Trials
• Severe thunderstorm watch issued for the Akron area
• Men's Soccer Season Ticket Renewal Deadline Approaching
• Canton officials admit timing poor in release of Hartford's transition
• Democrats to appoint Summit fiscal officer
• Local news briefs - May 12
• Debate about ordination standards to continue among Presbyterians
• Medina Co. dog hoarders stay out of jail with plea agreement
• Insurers pay Stark $500,000 apiece for theft
• UA program gets federal funds
• Home ownership fading for many
• Tribute honors fallen police
• Risk of severe storms today in Akron
• Super dog sets record at hospital
• Advocate for homeless to receive Leadership Akron alumni award
• Soaked fields keep soccer players, farmers on bench
• Fifth Annual Diamond Classic for the Kids Set for May 19th at Canal Park
• Softball’s Gross Named to MAC All-Freshman Team
• Zips to Compete for MAC Outdoor Championships in DeKalb
• Officials celebrate start of new engineering building
• Men’s Golf Adds Harry Whittle to 2011-12 Class
• Ailing Akron boy emerges as champion of Ohio Children's Miracle Network Hospitals
• Summit recycling site to stop taking waste
• Newest common pleas judge wins praise for skills, intellect
• 3 seriously injured in small-plane crash in Ravenna
• Volunteers assist 800 people in need
• Crash kills Medina County man
• Akron police not set to open up talks
• Guilty verdict in baby's death
• Man dies in plunge at Brandywine Falls
• Very warm with storms possible through Thursday in Akron
• Walsh Jesuit graduate, 19, is second to die from Medina County crash injuries
• Roller derby re-emerges as real sport
• Baseball Grabs Extra Inning, Walk-Off Win Over West Virginia
• Area death notices - May 10
• Local news briefs - May 10
• Business, golf leader in Akron dies at 85
• Akron schools relax 'no nits' lice policy
• UA prepares to build more student housing
• Jury deliberates in baby's death
• KSU miscalculates graduation list
• A call for more cab rules
• Isolated storms possible today, otherwise dry through Wednesday
• Akron Symphony Announces Summer Music Camp July 17-22!
• Akron says hello, Mr. Chimp
• Akron police, Summit deputies join forces to oppose Senate Bill 5
• Residents enlist Sprawl-Busters to fight big box
• Walmart gets EPA approval for move
• Baseball Welcomes West Virginia to Canal Park
• Riverfront Cruise In - every Monday
• The Akron Aeros
• AKRON Food collection AKRON: The National Associa...
• The Scene - May 9
• Call to aid applies to all God's flock
• Local volunteers aid South
• Summit may consolidate local road paving projects
• Dry conditions in Akron forecast to last into mid week
• Kids make a splash learning how to swim
• Highway patrol investigates 2 crashes, including 1 fatality
• William G. Batchelder II of Medina County dies
• Zips Fall to Bowling Green in Rubber Match
• Softball Falls 7-3 at Bowling Green to End Season
• Stanford House ready for guests
• Crime watch - May 8
• Celebration news - May 8
• Local levies hanging on final ballots
• House that love built still standing in Akron
• Marrow donor finds comfort in gift of hope
• Bar patrons see double after holiday
• Kasich proposal would close schools that stay in bottom 5 percent for three years
• Fiscal office doles out promotions, raises
• Sculptures are edible, works of art in Akron
• Akron Track Enjoys Final Tune-Up For MAC Championships
• Bowling Green Downs Softball 3-2 on Walk-Off Hit
• Corpora’s Walk-Off Bomb Sends Zips to 7-6 Win
• Fundraiser aids Soap Box Derby
• Mourning a hometown hero
• Ex-hospital employee wins round in court
• Religious leaders caution against euphoria
• Seniors sew for Haitians
• Chippewa Lake man sentenced in marijuana case
• Jewell Cardwell: Walsh Jesuit junior leads cancer drive
• Akron detective disputes defense's theory in death of baby girl
• Akron mom to get clemency hearing in Columbus
• Marshals capture suspect in baby's death
• Softball Takes Two at Toledo for Crucial MAC Wins
• Hubbard Highlight's Day One of Campbell/Wright Invitational
• Comeback Falls Short as Zips Lose 6-5 in Bowling Green
• Latest ZI Reflects on MAC Championship Seasons
• Team Lounges, Weight Room Coming To Rhodes Arena
• Proenza joins business and policy leaders at global conference
• Stark • James, Lee W., 29, of Alliance. Died...
• Local news briefs - May 6
• Army nurse's sacrifice honored
• Flag project pays tribute to Sept. 11 firefighters
• Pride grows in community gardens
• Revere girl continues cancer battle
• Akron dad sought in baby's death
• Woodlands medical director resigns
• Knoll to receive Law Week's top honor
• Portage denies annexation request
• Scattered showers possible today in Akron
• Levi Hammer Performs Gershwin Classics
• Hotel odor drags down Falls couple
• Akron art world loses well-known voice
• Woman who was saved by her mail carrier dies
• Track to Honor Its 16 Seniors This Weekend
• Baseball Takes on Bowling Green in Key MAC Series
• Trio of Zips Earn Capital One Academic All-District Honors
• Softball Closes Regular Season at Toledo, Bowling Green
• Agency projects beautify city
• Local news briefs - May 5
• Kent State ceremony remembers fallen four
• Springfield officer upbeat as he strives for recovery
• Park district opens new trails
• Keep Akron Beautiful gives neighbors a hand
• Driller needs permits, judge says
• Changes coming to Buchtel, Perkins
• Sunny and pleasant today in Akron, showers return on Friday
• Akron and Bowling Green Weekend Series Moved to Bowling Green
• Zips Shutout by Pittsburgh at Canal Park
• Volunteers help repair homes in Akron, Kent
• Cleveland zoo trumpets elephant exhibit
• Tickets Still Available for Friday's Reverse Raffle
• MEDINA COUNTY 100 percent of precincts counted. *...
• STARK COUNTY 100 percent of precincts counted. *d...
• PORTAGE COUNTY 100 percent of precincts counted....
• SUMMIT COUNTY 100 percent of precincts counted. *...
• Six social service agencies losing Summit County contracts
• Luck rains on schools in Summit districts
• Police and library levies approved in north Summit
• It's homecoming for Marine's son
• Jury pool gets to hear defense side before trial
• A few more showers possible today, then bright and sunny on Thursday
• 'Poor mom' reappears in Connecticut
• Watering rings give new trees a boost
• Tennis to Face Michigan in NCAA Tournament
• Baseball Hosts Pittsburgh at Canal Park Wednesday
• Watch: 2011 NCAA Tennis Selection Show
• Akron gets its first look at new chief
• Murder suspect is killed in shootout with police
• Court reinstates death sentence
• Man shoots self in standoff, police say
• Soap Box Derby to get $60,000 from Akron
• White House to meet Pry, county leaders in D.C. today
• School issues to appear on local ballots today
• Board seeks state's help with audit
• Islamic locals optimistic with bin Laden news
• Area military families feel a sense of closure
• Occasional rain showers likely through Wednesday in Akron
• Owl be seeing you in Akron
• Unstoppable: Engineering grad rises above obstacles
• Football Season Ticket Prize Winners - May 2011
• Men’s Golf Coach Nick Goetze Announces His Retirement
• Women’s Basketball Holds End of Year Banquet
• UA dance and music collaborations praised
• Eight debut at 43rd Penelope ball
• Hush falls over Canton crowd as curtain goes up on debutantes
• First grads emerge from Early College with credits under belts
• WEAO (Channel 49) resumes over-the-air signal
• Waste recycling facility reopens
• Little Lily to receive service dog
• Group spreads the word, preaches prayer's power
• Area fire districts on ladder of change
• More showery weather expected in Akron
• Splashes From The Bath Church - April 28, 2011
• Men’s Golf Concludes MAC Championships in Fourth Place
• Tennis Crowned MAC Champion, Top Miami 4-3
• Track Finishes Stong at Ashland Alumni Open
• Akron Defeats Buffalo to Take Series
• Softball Blanks Bulls 6-0 in Weekend Finale
• Area deaths - April 30, 2011
• Summit County Akron Arrests Four Akron men, all 18...
• Dems to pick fiscal officer's replacement
• School news • Chana Seitz of Hartville recei...
• Local news briefs - May 1, 2011
• CAK, CLE on board in Vegas
• Record-Setting Trend Continues at Penn Relays
• Stow council seeks second opinion in effort to cut members' pay
• Conservancy district spends $1.2 million on shorelines
• Hudson ready to breathe new life into deserted campus
• Anglican Diocese of the Great Lakes inducts bishop
• Little People of America gather in Akron area
• Stow Marine who carried JFK's casket dies at 67
• Tennis Advances to First-Ever MAC Championship Match
• Zips and Bulls Spilt Saturday Twinbill
• Buffalo Takes Down Zips 6-4 in MAC Road Play
• Men’s Golf Drops to Fourth Place at MAC Championships
• Police contract timeline
• Union to vote on extra patrols
• Top 'Idol' finishers to tour this summer Billboar...
• Donofrio wraps up decades of service
• Kent alum to share scenes of Vietnam
• Loss of leg can't break joyful spirit
• Akron chooses career FBI agent for police chief
• City drops its appeal; police get increases
• Men slip on heels to take a stand
• Softball Splits Doubleheader at Kent State
• Men’s Golf in Third Place at MAC Championships
• How to fill vacancies in elected offices may change in Tallmadge
• Officials in Summit County share budget fears
• GOP changes in budget aid young, elderly
• Akron Urban League hires Lorain County executive for top job
• Zips Break School DMR Record at Penn Relays
• Tennis Defeats Buffalo 4-0 in MAC Quarterfinals
• Akron and Buffalo Series Opener Postponed
• Former Zip Joe Jakubick Featured on CollegeHoops.net
• Power outages darken 100,000 buildings
• Akron students let the good times roll
• Stark • Wilson, Harry W., 81, of Alliance. Di...
• Stark event showcases restaurants
• Hiking program kicks off Sunday
• Fire hits sports-card store
• Schenck Shatters School's Steeplechase Record at Penn Relays
• Lake enhanced showers today, much nicer for Saturday
• Harutyunyan Claims Third-Straight MAC Tennis POTY
• Trash talk draws jeers in Norton
• Parking Advisory for Friday's Men's Basketball Celebration
• Men’s Golf Rides Momentum into MAC Championships
• Softball Hits the Road for Dates with Kent State and Buffalo
• Baseball Travels to Buffalo for Weekend Action
• UA Speech Team places sixth in national tournament
• Twinsburg campus to break ground
• North Canton board approves new K-5 plan
• UA plans Lakewood satellite
• Clemency proposal reviewed in felony conviction
• Green schools negotiate pact
• Local news briefs - April 28
• Candidate comes of age
• Arraignment date up in air for former FirstMerit adviser
• WWII vets enjoy overdue honor
• Diggin' up Dragons - 4/30/11
• The Wizard of Oz Ballet
• Strong winds and severe weather blow through northeastern Ohio
• Damaging winds spreading across the Akron area
• School levy supporters raise funds
• County might crack down on politically active workers
• Men's Soccer Ends Spring With 2-0 Win Over Valparaiso
• Moderate risk of severe storms in Akron tonight
• Track To Resume Outdoor Season This Weekend
• Goddard pupils' artwork at auction aids hospital
• Canton woman dies in Akron crash
• Plusquellic fund audit expedited
• Young singer hits high note as late fill-in
• Cerreta to fill North Canton City Council seat
• Ex-bank teller indicted by federal grand jury
• Democrats name Tamela Lee to seat on county council
• Green gets grant for road plan
• Brown, Fahie Earn Accolades from the MAC
• Major severe weather outbreak possible today and tonight across northeastern OH
• Open M Announces 7th Annual Walk For Kids At the Akron Zoo
• Summit County says state budget would force deep cuts
• Cuyahoga Falls nurse is killed by Afghan rocket fire
• Akron, union for white-collar workers at impasse over wages
• Bad prints bring down good driver
• Baseball Rained Out at West Virginia
• Reservation Deadline Nears for Men's Basketball Celebration
• First Session of Men's Soccer Day Camp Sold Out
• Men's Soccer to Host Valpo in Final Sping Exhibition
• Spring Fun Run - 4/27/11
• Geology student earns NSF fellowship
• Agencies to release vaccine for raccoons in region
• Cuyahoga Falls man facing drug, child endangering charges
• Akron robbers wanted cash, not pizza
• Cuyahoga Falls City Council halts plan to seize land used as a path
• ODOT to cut 500 from work force
• Cuyahoga Falls OKs curfew of 8 p.m. for minors
• Akron City Council passes second measure opposing Senate Bill 5
• ODOT to roll out the construction barrels in Medina, Wayne
• Summit County election worker with controversial past is out of job
• Mulch is mallard maternity ward at grocery store
• Weather Forces Cancellation of Softball’s Trip to Dayton
• Outbreak of severe storms possible this afternoon in Akron
• Baseball Makes Trip to West Virginia Tuesday Night
• Severe thunderstorm watch issued for Akron
• Softball Heads to Dayton for Final Midweek Action
• Railroad history up for sale
• KSU's gamble on casino course really paying off
• Medication drop-off at 21 spots Saturday
• Local news briefs - April 25
• Second crisis strikes family in Copley, but it perseveres
• Falls not ready to share top official
• Searching for lost trophy
• Student aid requests continue to increase
• The Scene - April 25
• Wet, stormy pattern to continue for Akron this week
• Police find abducted baby
• Two School Records Fall at Jesse Owens Classic
• Women’s Golf Finishes Tied for Fourth at MAC Championships
• Reunion notices - April 24
• Area death notices - April 24
• Local news briefs - April 24
• Redemption through religion
• Two townships put police levies on May 3 ballot
• 2 libraries ask for support as visits, use climb higher
• Council to vote whether curfew needed in Cuyahoga Falls
• Woman considers her future with hope
• School boss should get penalty flag
• Barberton gets fired up about restoration of cannon
• Baseball Loses Trio of One-Run Contests to Miami
• Long Jumpers Shine at LSU Alumni Gold Saturday
• Tennis Closes MAC Play with Decisive Win at Ball State
• Home Runs Power Zips to Sweep of CMU in Last Homestand
• Women’s Golf in Fifth Place at MAC Championships
• Zips to Play Doubleheader Saturday with Central Michigan
• Council member in Munroe Falls dies
• 'General' arrested, charged with fraud
• Buy mom a gift, help others, too
• Mindful mailman saves life
• Religion Notes - April 23
• Local news briefs - April 23
• Sacrifice is symbolized
• Matriarch gets ready for special Easter fete
• County cheers program ruling
• Funk, Wert Open Day One of Triton Invitational
• Tornado forecasting often tricky
• Akron and Miami Suspended; Weekend Schedule Altered
• Tennis Edged 4-3 by Miami in Pivotal MAC Meeting
• Softball Falls to EMU 6-4, Second Game Cancelled
• Women’s Golf in Fifth Place at MAC Championships
• Men’s Golf Highlighted on Golfweek TV’s “Off Campus Elevator"
• School board hires Ravenna superintendent
• Council votes to use funding method
• Unique delivery at food bank ends perfectly, mother says
• Area death notices - April 22
• Local news desk - April 22
• Justice proposes election changes
• Revere places levy on August ballot in case May issue fails
• Interstate 76/77 crash injures woman
• Threat for heavy rain through Saturday; Flood watch issued for Akron
• Akron Symphony’S Fanfare To Feature Exotic 'Moroccan' Theme At The Tangier
• Tennis Takes to the Road with MAC Title on the Line
• Zips Begin MAC East Play by Hosting Miami
• Track Splits Squad for Big Weekend of Action
• Women’s Golf Ready for MAC Championships
• Akron Zoo - Bunny breakfast - 4/23/11
• Earth Day at MetroParks - 4/22/11
• Tangled - 4/21/11
• Eastern Michigan, Central Michigan Visit Zips in Last Home Weekend
• Students head to court for competition
• Copley residents upset about senior home
• Medical malpractice suit to proceed against doctor
• U.S. Postal Service studies East Akron
• Firestone suspends champion swimmer
• Local school districts will weigh idea to share superintendent
• KSU to resubmit building proposal
• Brock Kreitzburg faces new challenge
• Blast destroys Akron home
• A dry day expected across northeastern Ohio today, then storminess returns
• Splashes From The Bath Church - April 21, 2011
• Akron Baseball Beats Malone, 9-3
• Baby monitor is a virtual joy
• Federal prosecutors slam judge for poor sentencing of Father Sam
• Audit clears Interval Brotherhood Home
• Akron Polymer Training Center offers problem-solving program
• Softball to Hold Strike Out Cancer Day on Saturday
• Women’s Basketball Summer Camp Registration Now Open
• Eight restaurants to open in Kent
• Area voters to decide 21 school issues
• Registered sex offender convicted in rape
• Cuyahoga Falls panel sides with owners over walkway
• 18 men indicted in sting of drug pipeline
• Police union, mayor trade barbs
• Daughter accused of arson
• Jelly beans are a relief after crisis
• Candidates line up for Summit County Council
• Rittman school board hears concerns about bullying
• Strong storms roll through Akron
• Akron Symphony Presents Little Engine That Could
• 'Lost bucks' can be hard to retrieve
• Goetze, Murray to Be Featured on Local Television Thursday
• Meyers Named MAC's Track Athlete of the Week
• Ianello Spring MAC Media Teleconference Audio and Quotes
• Akron and Malone Rained Out; Rescheduled for Wednesday
• Biomaterials Symposium features internationally renowned regenerative medicine experts
• Hegedus Named MAC East Player of the Week
• Tecca Earns Academic All-MAC Recognition
• Rain Forces Cancellation of Softball Doubleheader
• Area death notices - April 19
• Akron funeral director James V. Stewart, 85
• Local news briefs - April 19
• Barberton jazzes up education with music
• 2 die in Portage boating accident
• Injuries consistent with fall, expert says
• Goodyear finance deals done
• Fairlawn to block Walmart traffic flow
• Celebration of synchronicity
• Early Registration for Men’s Basketball Camps Ends April 25
• Stormy weather in Akron with potential severe storms to last into Wednesday
• Splashes From The Bath Church - April 14, 2011
• Red Cross Offers Instructors Training
• Kidnap plot goes awry
• County Councilman Smith says goodbye after 20 years
• Baseball Takes on Malone at Munson Stadium Tuesday
• Men's Golf Cracks Golfweek Top-100 Rankings
• Bassitt Earns MAC East Pitcher of the Week Honors
• Homes and the arts combine for this spring's UA Arts-in-Residence Series
• Trip to Youngstown State Next Up for Softball
• SWAMP artist speaking April 28 at UA
• Mariopaloza - 4/19/11
• Spring break fun - 4/19/11
• Make your own slime - 4/18/11
• Boy's death spurs plan to prevent bullying
• Wayne • Amstutz, David D., 82, of Wooster. Di...
• More volunteers needed in parks
• Volunteers prove they have pull
• Local news briefs - April 18
• Free repairs help seniors keep homes safe
• Townships, cities trying to cut costs by sharing
• Fairlawn to go green with garden
• Severe weather outbreak possible Tuesday into Wednesday in Akron
• Men’s Golf Wins Illini Spring Classic by Ten Strokes
• Akron Falls Short in 11-4 Series Finale Loss at Eastern Michigan
• Women’s Golf Finishes Second at Falcon Invitational
• Softball Swept at NIU in MAC Road Action
• Celebration news - April 17
• Plans for dam adjusted
• Local event, agencies assist people facing homelessness
• Green may hire 2 officers
• Akron General planning another satellite
• Stow mayor wants public input on savings
• Christians usher in Holy Week
• Silver Lake may reward employees
• Firestone champion swimmer arrested
• Path creates rift in neighborhood
• Girl Scouts to close 5 camps, including one in Richfield
• Men's Track Captures All-Ohio Outdoor Championship
• Tennis Rolls to 7-0 Win Over NIU on Senior Day
• Baseball Doubles Up Eastern Michigan, 14-7
• Men’s Golf Grabs Day One Lead at Illini Spring Classic
• Men's Soccer Plays Xavier to 2-2 Draw
• Scott Moreau, editor of the Evangelical Missions Quarterly, presenting series
• Local news briefs - April 16
• Tea partiers take anti-tax stance
• Munroe Falls not gushing over gas well driller's plans
• Stark asks libraries to look at funding
• Purse swap is grab bag for troupe
• Engineering students paddle along
• Stow votes to cut pay of council and mayor
• Akron ignores labor agreement
• Akron synagogue gets ready to host Seder for public
• Men's Track in Second Place at All-Ohio Championships
• Towpath project to start soon
• Akron Takes Down Eastern Michigan in Windy Ypsilanti
• Football Spring Practice Report #14
• Ladies Football 101 Clinic Scheduled for June 8
• Saturday Football Youth Clinic Moved Indoors
• Broncos Sweep Zips in Friday Doubleheader
• Friday, April 15, 2011
• Women’s Golf Closes Regular Season at Falcon Invitational
• Church, developers create West Akron community
• Breast Cancer Walk is Saturday
• Garrettsville house to roll
• Arshinkoff says he's on the mend
• Republican enters Akron mayoral race
• Pirate cove is a dream fulfilled
• Men’s Golf Faces Top Competition at Illini Spring Classic
• One more nice day, then stormy for the weekend in Akron
• Spring Football Position Breakdown: Quarterbacks
• Women's Soccer Releases 2011 Fall Schedule
• Rules and Format Set for Saturday's Football Spring Game
• Biomedical engineering student receives NSF research fellowship
• Track Continues Outdoor Season at All-Ohio Championships
• Baseball Continues MAC Play at Eastern Michigan
• Men's Soccer to be Honored at Akron Aeros Game
• Softball to Tackle Second MAC Road Trip
• Akron denied stay on police raises
• Local news briefs - April 14
• Numerous activities are planned in the Akron-Canton area to celebrate Earth Day
• Local reactions to the Diebold announcement
• Green says odds are good Diebold will stay
• Official pays late taxes
• Drop in garbage reduces revenue
• Sewer trial postponed to Aug. 15
• Medics return from serving in Afghanistan
• Pleasant spring weather expected in Akron through Friday
• Spring Football Position Breakdown: Defensive Backs
• Paper cranes touch hearts of Japanese
• Hudson backs plan to allow deer hunting on residential property
• Baseball Swept by Ohio State in Midweek Doubleheader
• Football Spring Practice Report #13
• Man electrocuted at Rolling Acres; police say he was trying to steal copper piping
• Akron woman shot in leg
• Akron ambulance involved in crash
• Seniors seek input at Canal Fulton center
• Mayor's finances contested in email
• Protesters target military spending
• Ohio attorney general says focus is on protecting kids
• Sunshine and milder temperatures to return to Akron today
• Spring Football Position Breakdown: WR and TE
• Thin path no longer a mystery
• Softball Sweeps Robert Morris with Two Shutouts
• UA gallery celebrates Akron’s black police officers, firefighters
• Twinbill at Ohio State Up Next for Baseball
• Swimming and Diving Places Four on Academic All-MAC Team
• Birkhimer Tabbed MAC East Division Player of the Week
• Area death notices - April 12
• Park steps up plant battle
• Local news items - April 12
• ODOT reveals projects
• Hudson schools to cut 37 jobs
• Akron gets environmental grant
• Auerswald gets life in prison
• Baby sitter's murder trial is delayed at least week
• Cazzell Smith relinquishes council seat
• Student housing gets green light
• Much cooler with more showers possible today in Akron
• Spring Football Position Breakdown: Offensive Line
• High heels are clicking for benefit
• Akron may change school lice policies
• Football Spring Practice Report #12
• Softball to Face Robert Morris in Tuesday Doubleheader
• Treasure Box - Kenmore Library - 4/14/11
• Civil War dawns in United States
• None hurt in Kent State plane crash
• Pizza Tasting Party - 4/12/11
• Cascade Locks Park
• Movie Night - The Social Network 4/11/11
• Very warm with a couple of rounds of storms possible in Akron today
• Scene
• Later curfew gets some support in Falls
• Church to integrate Sundays
• Councilman says city playing politics
• Dinner raises money for Open M, Free Clinic
• Group wants Ohio to approve use of dental therapists
• STOW Plane crashes STOW: No one was injured when...
• Spring Football Position Breakdown: Defensive Line
• Splashes From The Bath Church - April 7, 2011
• Charlie Bull Ties for Second; Men’s Golf Finishes in Third
• Zips Drop Both Games at Ohio in MAC Play
• Men's Soccer Wraps Up Road Schedule on Positive Note
• Baseball Falls to Central Michigan in Series Finale
• GOP dinner draws a crowd
• Time Warner to flip switch on new lineup
• Community unites behind Green levy
• Reunion notices - April 10
• Green school levy facts
• Local news briefs - April 10
• Celebrate Earth Day with week of Akron-area events
• Local effort to revitalize vacant urban land
• Unfair fight for many in uniform
• Woman, 22, dies in fire in Mantua
• Spring Football Position Breakdown: Linebackers
• Track Enjoys Record-Setting Day at Duke Invitational
• Men’s Golf in Tenth Place at UK Bluegrass Invitational
• Baseball Drops Doubleheader to Central Michigan
• Tennis Downs Toledo 6-1, Stays Unbeaten in MAC Play
• Softball Game at Ohio Suspended Until Sunday
• Retirement home is her legacy
• Local news briefs - April 9
• New Norton fire station boosts morale
• Church members reach out to Mali
• Akron's White Hat gets poor grades for students
• Akron asks judge to halt police raise
• Akron entrepreneur fosters charter school movement
• Unions gear up for Ohio fight
• Sumner marking 100th year
• Church to install new pastor
• Spring Football Position Breakdown: Running Backs
• Fahie's Win Highlights Day Three of Texas Relays
• UA grad honors favorite professor
• Football Spring Practice Report #10
• Tennis Rolls to Shutout Win at Eastern Michigan
• Track Lands Eight on All-MAC Academic Indoor Teams
• Softball Travels to Athens for Weekend Series with Ohio
• Students charged in UA dorm robbery
• Barberton mom leaves kids to buy crack
• Nothing unusual in audit of soap box derby records
• Immigrant held in shooting death of bank executive
• Trustees OK grants to improve health
• Kids to get safer paths to schools
• Men’s Golf Returns to Action at UK Bluegrass Invitational
• Rainy day on tap for Akron today, very warm with storm threat this weekend
• Softball Swept at Niagara in Thursday Doubleheader
• Wert Takes Second in Hammer Throw at Texas Relays
• Pair of MAC Away Matches Up Next for Tennis
• Baseball Hosts Central Michigan for Weekend Series
• Split Squad Track Sends 37 to Duke Invitational
• Women worldwide event at UA April 9-10
• Senior group in Bath Twp. doubles in size
• 'Going green' series at library
• Ohio schools to get more snow days
• Ohio will draft new rules for exotic animals
• Wadsworth regulates city sweepstakes cafes
• Let's hope math right for bridge
• Hartville approves Canton water plan
• Cuyahoga Valley National Park will close without new federal budget
• Trial date changed in Edward Williams case
• Grimm leaves court position
• Showers/storms possible Friday, then much warmer for the weekend in Akron
• Day One of Texas Relays Complete
• Doylestown fundraiser for farmer
• Yocono's pays taxes, reopens
• South Korean group gives thanks to local veterans
• Co-owner of Fair Finance to stay in halfway house
• Football Spring Practice Report #9
• Akron Soccer Announces 2011 Season Ticket Prices
• Own a Piece of History With Replica NCAA Championship Ring
• Council chief urges studying change
• Falls considers taking property for walkway
• Three hurt in four-vehicle crash on Route 8
• Local news briefs - April 6
• Sheen tries to charm Cleveland crowd
• First piers installed on Akron Y-Bridge
• Ravenna trucker injured in crash
• Ohio's tornado season begins
• Stormy spring weather to continue in Akron
• Spelling bee extra tough in Motown
• Last defendant in murder-for-hire case gets life sentence
• Springfield officer partially paralyzed
• Softball Sweeps St. Francis (Pa.) in Midweek Action
• Women’s Golf Finishes Eighth at Indiana Invitational
• Baseball Blanks Youngstown State, 5-0
• Forums bridge communication between students in China, U.S.
• Track Heads to Lone Star State for Texas Relays
• Golfers to raise scholarship funds for hospitality management students
• Fewer Akron speeders ticketed
• Historical society benefits from Eagle Scout project
• Falls council delays vote on curfew plan
• Summit adds terrorism to its insurance coverage
• Copley students, chaperones safely escape fire on tour bus
• Former Brunswick teacher gets 3 years in prison for having sex with student
• Akron OKs beginning sewer work
• Union backers express anger
• Grandfather in school dispute faces additional felony charges
• Birthday bash planned for 'The Bard' on April 21
• Birthday bash planned for 'The Bard' on April 21
• Rain and snow showers possible in Akron through mid week
• Fascinating life for Buchtel alum
• Rain Delays Halt Play for Women’s Golf in Indiana
• Football Spring Practice Report #8
• UA Athletics To Hold “Jock Jams” Fundraiser on April 11
• Baseball to Face Youngstown State in Midweek Tilt
• Chinese Folk Music Meets Martial Arts on Civic Theatre Stage
• Zips Welcome St. Francis (Pa.) for Tuesday Twinbill
• The Scene - April 4
• Brain injury didn't kill girl, defense says
• Old drugs cast away safely
• Annual fundraiser opens door to YMCA
• Partnership feels heat
• Volunteer discovers purpose in Africa
• Former Ohio legislator is new state fire marshal
• Strong storms, gusty winds likely through this afternoon
• Softball Earns 1-0 Win Over Ball State on Senior Day
• Women’s Golf Continues Spring Slate in Indiana
• Akron Zoo wants public's help in naming two penguin chicks
• Medina • Hallock, Benjamin A., 51, of Medina....
• Doctor setting positive example
• Gas, oil in parks could be gold mine for drillers
• One house stops mail for many
• Free health expo Tuesday in Akron
• Artist, volunteer loses cancer fight
• 88 active gas, oil wells in Cuyahoga park
• Track Captures 16 Individual Event Wins at NE Ohio Quad Meet
• Baseball Drops Saturday Twinbill to Toledo
• Football Spring Practice Report #7
• Tennis Shuts Out Buffalo, Extends Win Streak to Five
• Men's Soccer Defeated by Maryland, 3-1
• Impending Weather Forces Baseball Schedule Change
• Local news briefs - April 2, 2011
• United Way passes goal in Summit
• Patients primp before big prom
• Local officials travel to Germany
• Driver charged after cop is struck by truck
• Go to class in pajamas to aid Japan
• O'Brien appointed to vacant Summit County judge seat
• Akron appeals state conciliator's decision to grant police officer raises
• People needed to help carry weight of project
• Terrorism insurance up for vote
• Splashes From The Bath Church - March 31, 2011
• Peepster is sweet ride for VIPeep
• Zips Lose 13-Inning Affair to Toledo, 1-0
• Hubbard, Funk Lead Zips on First Day of NE Ohio Quad
• Football Spring Practice Report #6
• Zips Trade Shutouts with Miami to Split Doubleheader
• Nationally-Ranked Tennis Continues MAC Play at Buffalo
• Home safely from Afghanistan
• Efficiency is built in
• Local news briefs - April 1, 2011
• Ohio bats have deadly fungus
• Singing for someone's supper
• Kent urges county to keep court in city
• U.S. requests delay in sewer trial
• Dates Set for Akron Track & Field Summer Camp
• Football Season Ticket Prize Winners - April 2011
• Light snow this morning. Unsettled weather through the weekend
• Fine whine fills shelves at grocery
• Schedule Changes Announced for This Weekend's Quad Meet
• Men's Soccer Announces 2011 Fall Schedule
• Thursday, March 31, 2011
• Baseball Heads to Toledo for MAC Series
• Softball Welcomes Miami and Ball State to Open MAC Play
• Area death notices - March 31
• Bernie Harris, longtime lawyer
• Local news briefs - March 31
• Experiencing Japan firsthand
• ADM board names new chief
• Mustard Seed announced as Highland Square choice
• Ohio collective bargaining limits prevail; unions vow fight
• Guard won't be charged
• Akron trio charged after body is found
• Minister facing assault charges
• Center for Child Development earns national accreditation
• Late season snow blankets northeastern Ohio. More on the way?
• 200 computers among items seized in Fair Finance raid
• Public workers of Ohio bargaining rights in peril
• Wife of cancer survivor is honored for support
• Akron has two finalists for police chief
• Navy reservist sees horrors in Japan
• Husted to decide on Summit petitions
• Auto dealer pleads not guilty
• Football Spring Practice Report #5
• Akron Soccer Blog: Korb Makes First Start With DC United
• Men’s Basketball Celebration Set For April 29
• Chilly with rain and snow developing this afternoon in Akron
• Cat that adopted elections board as home dies in surgery
• Canal Fulton boy loses cancer battle
• Developer plans more apartments
• Hefty state fine remains unpaid
• Mangling of phrases brings joy
• Baseball Wins Back and Forth Battle Against Malone
• Woman struck by car in Merriman Valley dies
• Akron man, 66, assaulted and robbed on way to store
• Akron man brandishes broom in beef over brew, police say
• Police: Akron men spar over lawn mower
• Schools to freeze secretaries' pay
• Akron Council fills Ward 8 vacancy
• Panel to draft political policy for some Summit County workers
• Scholars to tackle incivility in politics
• Cuyahoga Falls curfew to carry fine
• Monitor detects radiation in Ohio rainwater
• Polymer researchers receive prestigious 3M awards
• Hospitality Club presents Spring Brunch
• Tuesday, March 29, 2011
• Complex weather pattern setting up for the remainder of the week
• Students reach out with cranes
• Football Spring Practice Report #4
• Baseball Faces Malone on Tuesday at Canal Park
• 'Civility in Ohio politics' is focus for inaugural event
• Cities might recycle debris from streets
• Area death notices - March 28
• The Scene - March 28
• One-of-a-kind violins stir Sweet Melodies crowd
• Local news briefs - March 28
• Barberton expected to act on '11 budget
• Falls council to discuss police-backed curfew
• Some at UA getting raises for 2nd time
• THE SWINGING BRIDGE
• Sunny but chilly start to the week in Akron
• Zips Drop Series Finale to Western Michigan
• Local news briefs - March 27
• Closer look at powering FirstEnergy
• Scrubbing out pollution
• Fairlawn parade marching back
• Marble king recalls special tie to Feller
• Parole possibility brings protests
• Census data will change council lines
• Area death notices - March 27
• Good health may provide dual savings
• GARDEN OASIS IN CITY
• Zips Break DMR Meet Record in Final Day of LSU Relays
• Football Spring Practice Report #3
• Men's Soccer Earns 1-0 Victories Versus Michigan, Oakland
• Tennis Downs Bowling Green, 5-2, Wins Fourth Straight
• Zips Lose Pitcher's Dual to Western Michigan
• Local news briefs - March 26, 2011
• Girl Scouts go high-tech to sell cookies
• Macedonia may pay less for project
• Blind center is seeking applicants
• Panel targets human trafficking
• No love behind shooting
• Reservists embraced
• Nearly all Ohio school districts face cuts
• Heavenly endeavor
• Track Quartet Makes History on First Day of LSU Relays
• Softball vs. Winthrop Moved to 10 a.m. Start
• Donofrios to retire from county in April
• Football Spring Practice Report #2
• Akron Loses MAC Opener to WMU
• Tennis Earns 6-1 Win over Western Michigan in MAC Opener
• Men's Soccer to Face Michigan, Oakland in Exhibition
• IT'S CAREER DAY AT AKRON ZOO
• Schools calculate state aid
• Connie Schultz speaks at fundraiser
• Local news briefs - March 25
• Parole denied to Akron cop killer
• Copley police arrest man, 86, in wife's fatal shooting
• Proposals could turn Highland Square site into store
• Behind the Scenes: Men's Basketball's Trip to the NCAA Second Round
• Zips Head to South Carolina to Play Winthrop, PC
• Continued cold with snow possible this weekend.
• Voters told to turn blue for one day
• Local families to welcome home Marines from Afghanistan
• Tennis Opens MAC Play with Two-Match Home Stand
• Track to Begin Outdoor Season at LSU Relays
• Baseball Opens MAC Play with WMU at Canal Park
• Local news briefs - March 24
• Funding is key to health venture
• Golf grants aid moms in need
• UA laying groundwork
• Foundation gives grants to local nonprofits
• EMS response time called slow
• Area death notices - March 24
• UA Dance Company performing March 31 and April 1
• Mainly dry and cold for the next couple of days
• Red Cross attracts 318 to training
• Catholic diocese suspends 'Father Sam'
• Improvements planned for Liberty Park
• Grandfather denied new public lawyer in Copley school case
• Brimfield resident caught in legal chasm after sinkholes gnaw at property
• Ianello to be on 247Sports Radio Thursday Morning
• Football Spring Practice Report #1
• Zips Spring Football Central
• Enjoy culinary delights from top area chefs
• Brown Named MAC East Pitcher of the Week
• Akron Fossils & Science Center
• Local news briefs - March 23, 2011
• Huckabee to speak during Summit GOP dinner
• Man arrested for taking scrap metal in Green
• Tallmadge Avenue narrowed for construction
• 2 fugitives nabbed in Twinsburg Township
• Cuyahoga Falls officials tout security of electronic billing
• Cuyahoga Falls superintendent to resign
• Wooster lab discovery excites researchers
• Imagination Movers Live! 3/25/11
• Spring Break Movie - 3/24/11
• Ken Carmen Show to Air Live from Football Practice Today
• Showers and thunderstorms today, then colder with snow showers
• Area crash response team tackles the toughest cases
• Eye in sky might be snoozing
• Falcons spotted at Cathedral of Tomorrow
• Plusquellic puts focus on biomedical companies in State of City speech
• KSU curtails sign language classes
• Zips Capture 4-3 Comeback Win Over Pitt
• Feltes Named MAC East Player of the Week
• Men's Soccer: Barson, Ponikvar Reflect on Spain Experience
• Stark County judge to retire from Family Court bench
• Kenmore man stabbed during fight
• Two men rob Jackson Township bank
• Akron auto repair shop robbed, police chase down suspect
• Akron, Uniontown men indicted on bank fraud charges
• Copley student guilty in videotaped assault
• Summit will settle ex-worker's job lawsuit
• Two cousins, both 19, found dead in Orrville
• Council delays sewer projects
• The Akron Civic Theatre
• Rain possible through Wednesday, then a return to wintry weather
• Tuesday Musical Presents 'Imani Winds'
• Communist sabotage or setup?
• Baseball Finishes Off Road Trip at Pittsburgh Tuesday
• Youth Clinic to be Part of Football's April 16 Spring Game
• Football Starts Spring Camp Wednesday with Open Practice
• Akron Baseball Releases 2011 Broadcast Schedule
• Swim passes to go on sale
• The Scene - March 21
• Green aims to land $3.1 million grant
• Cat gets popular vote at board of elections
• Local news briefs - March 21
• Local bakers cook up plan to aid Japan
• Reserve centers set to consolidate
• Fairlawn council to vote on 2011 budget
• A few showers today, steady rain arriving on Tuesday
• A Commitment To Community And To Health: The Minority Health Roundtable and OPEN M Serves Akron With A Community Health Expo
• Local news briefs - March 20
• 87 hit high notes in Aeros' audition
• Local leaders brace for cuts
• Of turnips, blood and fundraising
• Group tries to save Girl Scout camp
• Summit County Akron Arrests An Iredell Street woma...
• Brienza Park plans on hold
• Teen's choice leaves a legacy
• School construction up in air
• Tennis Wraps Up Spring Break Trip with Two Victories
• Baseball Drops Final Game of Spring Break Swing
• Bald heads will shine for benefit
• Area deaths
• Officials rally to keep U.S. grants
• Mayor denounces ruling
• Local news briefs - March 19, 2011
• Films, exhibits to mark Earth Day
• Prospects wide open for future of e-books
• Purim to begin tonight
• Zips Fall 69-56 to Irish in NCAA Tourney Second Round
• Baseball Taken Down by Bradley
• Area death notices - March 18
• Local news briefs - March 18
• Boston Township may join unique alliance
• Art lovers pour into bowl sale
• North Canton official resigns
• Administrator denies Marxism, turns down job
• U.S. judge rejects city sewer plan
• Perry nuclear plant designed to withstand 6.0 quakes
• A few showers this morning, then turning cooler this afternoon
• Splashes From The Bath Church - March 17, 2011
• Zips Go 1-1 on Final Day at Rebel Spring Games
• Men's Soccer Falls Victim to Second Half Penalty Kick
• Taking aim at pricing that moves
• Orchestra takes lead from changing times
• St. Patrick's celebration an all-day affair in Akron
• Kasich says Medicaid to improve
• Zips Baseball Drops Spring Break Decision to Dartmouth
• Zips Take Part in NCAA Tournament Media Day
• UA inventor receives Ohio Patent Legacy Award
• Local news briefs - March 17, 2011
• One-year contract for athletic director embroils Green
• Senator fighting for VA program
• State backs drilling in parks
• Hundreds honor Judge Unruh at service
• Surprise delivery: Woman gives birth in food bank parking lot
• Sunny, windy and warm today in Akron
• Ganley indicted on sex charges
• Akron-Canton food bank gets a special delivery
• EPA pushes coal-plant limits
• Blossom land to be added to Cuyahoga Valley park
• Summit ADM committee narrows search for director
• North Canton council president resigns to take state job
• Children bring cheer to patients
• Softball Splits Games on Day Three of Rebel Spring Games
• Women’s Golf Has Record Day at Lumberjack Shootout
• Brown; Corpora Lead Zips to 1-0 Win Over NDSU
• Brad Childress to be Keynote Speaker at Spring Clinic
• Local news briefs - March 16, 2011
• Revere talk to cut teachers draws crowd
• Western Reserve loses bid as heritage area
• Poll worker's hiring drawing opposition
• Group buys fire engine for funerals
• Gov. Kasich's budget proposal cuts deep
• Denny Ross case returns to Summit County court
• Ohio schools chief to resign in April
• Budget cuts create safety problem at Stark County Jail
• No. 15 Zips Face No. 2 Notre Dame in NCAA Tourney March 18
• Rain early today, then a beautiful spring preview
• Women’s Golf Ties School Record at Lumberjack Shootout
• Zips Pick Up Two More Wins at Rebel Spring Games
• Green planners recommend rezoning for land along Massillon Road
• Men’s Golf Finish 13th at Rio Pinar Invitational
• Dambrot Named Red Auerbach Coach of the Year Finalist
• Akron Men’s Basketball NCAA Teleconference Quotes
• Tea with Alice
• Little Leprechauns party - 3/17/11
• Preschool story time - 3/16/11
• Area death notices - March 15
• Local news briefs - March 15
• Boys & Girls Clubs coming to Joy Park
• KSU library to be open 24 hours, 5 days a week
• Fine print benches basketball player
• Green facing drastic cuts, district tells parents, staff
• Third guilty plea in Marks murder
• Men's Soccer Claims 3-0 Victory Over Rayo Reserves
• (Special) Can Zips pull off the upset?
• Cloudy with rain likely into Wednesday
• Akron Symphony Adds Second 'Porgy and Bess' Performance
• Open M's Annual Benefit Dinner Features Knute Larson As Keynote Speaker
• Women’s Golf in Seventh Place at Lumberjack Shootout
• Summit County to settle wrongful termination suit in engineer's office
• Dancers, customers arrested at Norton nightclub
• Akron City Council OKs $528 million budget
• Men’s Golf Tied for Ninth at Rio Pinar Invitational
• Softball Earns Pair of Wins to Open Rebel Games
• Baseball Falls to Butler, 4-3; Face NDSU Wednesday
• Officer's killer faces 7th parole hearing
• Local news briefs - March 14
• Donation of tickets steals show
• Museum makes room for brews
• Benefit for Dance Institute takes center stage at UA
• Green boy, 15, dies after being hit by auto
• Local history: Apocalypse then
• Another storm forecast to bring rain to the area on Tuesday
• Summit Judge Brenda Burnham Unruh dies
• Baseball Loses to Indiana, 4-1
• Men’s Basketball Draws Notre Dame in NCAA Tournament
• Tracking the Zips: Porter Corresponds from Spain
• Women's Golf Heads Back West for the Lumberjack Shootout
• Men's Golf Continues Spring Season in the Sunshine State
• Softball Heads to Florida for Rebel Spring Games
• Area death notices - March 13
• Local news briefs - March 13
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• Wadsworth resident Keith Knight uses original parts to nurse iconic doll back to health
• Chuckhole season opens up more traffic woes
• Communities mulling joint fire department
• Bill gives schools more leverage
• Housing agency invests in going green
• Sunny again at spelling bee
• DeWine examining Internet cafes, sweepstakes parlors
• Basketball Watch Party and NCAA Tourney Ticket Info
• Akron Wins MAC Title; Punches Ticket to NCAA Tournament
• Zips Undone by Unearned Runs in Loss to Michigan State
• Men's Basketball Faces Kent State for MAC Title, NCAA Bid
• School's future at stake
• Two college choirs to perform
• Area death notices - March 12
• Local news briefs - March 12
• St. Vincent floats ideas to celebrate 175 years
• Judge rejects adult court for teen
• Finalists for chief are down to three
• Card game is bridge to past
• Eager recruit joins Bath Fire Dept.
• Welfare clients held back by federal rules
• 2 Akron officers hurt during car chase
• Akron Downs WMU 79-68; Advances to MAC Title Game
• Divers Complete Action at NCAA Zone Diving Championships
• Akron Football Hosts Pro Day Workout
• Zips Downed by Xavier in First Game of Spring Break Swing
• Football Season Ticket Prize Winners - March 2011
• College of Business Administration to host economic summit
• Gov. Kasich selects president of panel
• Area death notices - March 11
• Local news briefs - March 11
• 'Irishman' gets warm welcome at Lakewood pub
• Man doesn't testify in murder of wife
• Derby taps executive as leader
• Summit County minorities on rise
• Akron: Snowfall totals Mar 11, 2011
• Snow blankets northeastern Ohio, winter storm warning remains in effect
• Men's Basketball Takes on WMU in MAC Semifinals
• Man gets life prison term in woman's death
• Renacci in an elite club of House millionaires
• Barless jail holds those who hit bar
• Rittman boy may have died because of bullying
• Ohio's stalled energy projects cost jobs, study finds
• McNamara Leads Zips at Day One of Zone Diving Champs
• Men’s Basketball Wins Double-Overtime Thriller Over Miami
• Winter storm warning now in effect for Akron
• Madeline at the Circus - Saturday and Sunday
• About this year's Harvest for Hunger campaign
• Local news briefs - March 10
• Population declining
• Ohio House urged to limit abortion
• Groups want moratorium on drilling
• Trustees OK rate increase at Kent State for the fall
• No one hurt in spectacular crash
• Astonishing Astronomy - 3/11/11
• Akron Summit County Public Library
• Spring Break Trip Ahead for Akron Baseball
• Teen T-Shirt Tie Pillows - 3/10/11
• Up to a foot of wet snow possible tonight through Friday in Akron
• Osher scholarships available for adult learners
• Faith consoles couple
• Work to resume on Y-Bridge
• South Arlington Road improvements to begin
• Korean War veterans eligible for medallion
• Food bank hopes to raise $750,000 to feed hungry
• Women’s Basketball Falls 73-65 in MAC Quarterfinals
• Men's Basketball Faces Miami (Ohio) in MAC Quarterfinals
• Winter storm watch posted for up to a foot of snow!
• Cvetinovic Named All-MAC Second Team
• Kristen Hill Named MAC Co-Golfer of the Week
• Local news briefs - March 9, 2011
• Kasich vows changes
• Flood watch in effect for Akron, rain/snow likely through Thursday
• Wednesday, March 9, 2011
• What to cut on Dr. Phil tough issue
• Police charge man in Stark State bomb threat
• Labor leaders save Barberton fireworks
• Akron pastor issues Lenten challenge for better world
• New ballast-water regulations take aim at invasive species
• Hiram residents argue against development efforts
• Balanced Zips Top EMU 67-53, Advance in MAC Tourney
• Men’s Golf Finishes Tied for Ninth in South Carolina
• No. 8 Zips Face No. 1 Toledo in MAC Quarterfinals
• Four Zips Earn Conference Honors
• Zips Illustrated Makes Online Debut
• Intellectual property law symposium on March 21
• New park in works for southern Stark
• Local news briefs - March 8
• Aunt testifies victim was scared of husband
• Health-care firm gets backing
• PTA quilters have history covered
• Backers of unions, tea party protest
• City seeks applicants for Ward 8
• Rezoning in North Hill is dropped
• $527 million city budget is written with hope
• One more dry day before the rain returns
• Blind man stands tall in career since 1960
• Men’s Golf Seventh at Cleveland Golf Palmetto Invitational
• Men's Basketball Hosts EMU in First Round of MAC Tournament
• Keith Dambrot MAC Media Teleconference Quotes
• Dambrot, Kest to Appear on Monday's Zips Live
• Eleven local high school girls honored as debutantes at 2011 event at Shaw JCC
• Twenty-three high school students honored for community involvement, academics at party Saturday
• The Scene - March 7
• Local news briefs - March 7
• Dress giveaway is a ball for girls planning prom
• Marshals eliminate Fugitive Safe Surrender program
• GOP plan to allow drilling in parks draws fire
• Tea party for three at Hower House
• A pair of dry days expected as flooded rivers slowly fall
• Medina priest recovering from fall into creek
• Barberton mayor announces bid for re-election
• Women’s Golf Finishes Sixth at Rio Verde Invitational
• Reunion notices - March 6
• Crime watch - March 6
• Celebration news - March 6
• Ohio EPA revises fish advisories
• Movie crew shoots scenes at Stan Hywet for A.A. film
• Medina priest falls into rain-swollen stream as flooding continues in Ohio
• Falls offers contract extension to leader of schools
• Results of audit, president imminent for Derby
• Dr. Bob's house repaired
• Men’s Golf Readies for Cleveland Golf Palmetto Intercollegiate
• Tennis Scores Homeopening Shutout Sweep of CSU, YSU
• Final Game of Forest City Tournament Cancelled
• Day Three of Buzz Classic Rained Out
• BioInnovation seeks additional money
• Tallmadge may disband building department, use county services
• Bill may save summer vacation days for students
• Summit County welfare program under fire
• Falls offers contract extension to superintendent
• Track Posts Eight Top-10 Finishes at Virginia Tech Qualifier
• Kristen Hill Grabs Day Two Lead at Rio Verde Invitational
• Murphy, Tecca Lead Zips Over Western Michigan, 76-65
• Saturday Baseball Rained Out
• Men’s Basketball Earns No. 6 Seed; Faces Eastern Michigan Tuesday
• Misconceptions persist following mom's conviction
• Jail a rarity in disputes over tuition
• N. Canton deadline extended
• Save-a-Life Saturday classes set
• Wadsworth students help bail out NASA in simulation
• Day Two of Buzz Classic Rained Out
• Akron Symphony Chorus To Present Ohio Premiere of Galbraith’s Missa Mysteriorum
• No. 8 Zips Open MAC Tournament with No. 9 Western Michigan
• Women’s Golf Tied for Ninth at Rio Verde Invitational
• Baseball Dropped by WCU; Rebounds Against Army
• Two more gaming parlors obtain licenses
• Local waste district OKs two requests for recycling grants
• Akron priest takes leave following DUI arrest, video rant
• Pregnant woman accused of murder denied release
• Fired Norton police officer suing
• Men’s Basketball Drops 79-68 Decision at Kent State
• Softball Loses Both Games on Opening Day of Buzz Classic
• Sandra Kurt joins County Council
• Battle heats up in Hiram
• Chapel cuts jobs due to attendance drop
• Nordonia could face bigger cuts
• Faculty unsure of union status with bill
• LaRose gets flak, thanks for vote on unions
• Jury calls for prison without parole for convicted murderer
• Club sponsors St. Pet's Day to aid animals
• Hooray for Hollywood: Lights, camera, action!
• Local news briefs - March 4
• Flood watch in effect as rain moves in
• Tennis Listed No. 72 in ITA Rankings, Preps for Homestand
• Splashes From The Bath Church - March 3, 2011
• Inventor with ties to Akron to join hall
• Jury still deliberating possible death penalty
• Jury still deliberating possible death penalty
• Baseball Travels to North Carolina; Schedule Altered
• Students tackle key issues facing African Continent
• Men's Basketball Closes Regular Season at Kent State
• Women’s Golf Returns to Action Friday in Arizona
• Suffield explosion kills 2
• Ohio Senate OKs union limits
• Three are nominated for Summit judge job
• Summit deputy loses arbitration over firing
• Local news briefs - March 3
• Death is blamed on antifreeze
• Gunshot victim found in car
• Elections worker tied to scandals
• Convicted killer awaiting fate
• Ex-student robbed, killed near University of Akron
• Major flood threat to develop as we head into the weekend
• Proposed Budget Cuts Targeted to Programs Helping Low-Income Older Adults Find Work
• Green officials lay out plight of school district
• Women's Hoops To Face WMU in MAC Tourney First Round
• Women's Basketball Defeated by Kent State, 56-53
• Zeke Marshall Breaks Single Season Blocks Record
• Women's Basketball Video Blog: Hanna Luburgh
• Ask a Zip: Women's Basketball Senior Kara Murphy
• Suicide attempt follows teen's arrest in dump-truck chase, father says
• Akron schools lauded for being efficient
• GOP picks Hagan to fill seat
• Petro revisits charter universities
• Ohio bill would ban worker strikes, punish walkout
• Family feels community's warmth, love
• Red Cross recognizes brave acts of heroes
• Friends, doctor testify in antifreeze murder case
• Communities clean up after flooding
• Dry weather continues today, flood threat returns by the end of the week
• Wednesday, March 2, 2011
• Akron leveling six-acre trash pile
• Summit elections board won't conduct benefits audit
• Men’s Basketball Drops 80-55 Road Decision at Ohio
• UA hosts Women Trailblazers Panel March 3
• UA Cross Country Teams Earn 2010 All-Academic Stautus
• Local news briefs - March 1
• February ends in soggy mess
• Williams launches his run for mayor of Akron
• Falls Little League South works through money woes
• East High athletes now called Dragons
• Death-penalty proceeding for convicted killer delayed
• Sharpton, Dyer to tape 'Dr. Phil' show on Copley school case
• County approves 9 licenses for gaming
• Hudson pastor follows calling to North Canton
• Women’s Basketball Plays Host to Kent State on Senior Night
• Flood warnings continue as area slowly dries out
• Stark State evacuates during bomb scare
• Meggitt to cut 70 Akron jobs
• Wayne Jones' brother quits Summit County job
• Cvetinovic Named MAC Player of the Week
• Men's Basketball Takes Winning Streak on the Road to Ohio
• Ianello Announces Complete 2011 Football Schedule
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• Hudson shops put spotlight on global market
• Elders calm racial storm
• Sagamore Hills mother and son, 15, die in crash
• Purse swap to bag funds for troupe
• No rhyme or reason
• College & Career Fair - 3/3/11
• Culinary kids - starting 3/1/11
• Science fair for all ages - deadline 3/1/11
• Pocket Dolls - TODAY 2/28/11
• Family Movie PJ Party - 4/2/11
• Widespread flooding swamps the Akron area
• Akron Symphony Youth Ensembles Come Together For Concert - Medina
• Tennis Falls at No. 67 Boston in Third Match in Three Days
• Book reviews: The Cleaner Plate Club and Food Rules
• Zips Beaten by Texas State in Series Finale
• Crime watch - Feb. 27
• Local news briefs - Feb. 27
• Saturn's ring system visible in March
• The word on Ernie's big bird
• Work to begin on Howe Avenue turn lanes in Falls
• UA trustee was unaware that Arshinkoff would be lobbying for school
• Stark GOP recommends three people to succeed state Rep. Snitchler
• Copley-Fairlawn students voice concerns
• Mitchell Named MAC Men's Indoor Coach of the Year
• Divers Pace Akron at Final Session of MAC Championships
• Men's Basketball Keeps Streak Alive, Tops Buffalo 69-60
• Unearned Runs Cost Zips in Loss to Texas State
• UA Men Capture Program's First MAC Indoor Championship
• Tennis Falls 6-1 at Nationally-Ranked Brown
• Zips Fall 77-64 on the Road to Miami
• Light snow to return tonight, followed by a flood threat by Monday
• Local news briefs - Feb. 26
• Gungor to perform March 8
• Sextuplets create joyful commotion
• Congregation moves in faith
• UA research earns NorTech Innovation Awards
• Splashes From The Bath Church - February 24, 2011
• Carr, Miles Lower School Records
• Bad weather swamps community resources
• Green officials study flooding problems
• Investigation continues into traffic death of Uniontown officer
• Pearl Coffee owner John Economou dies
• Akron Drops Game One of Texas State Series
• Men Leading The Pack, Women in Second at MAC Indoor
• Super cheap, almost instant oatmeal
• Carr Sets 400 IM Record at MAC Championships
• Sawyer says GOP has votes to change unions
• Governor argues for restructuring
• Mantua residents launch website
• Kelley Williams-Bolar case illustrates how U.S. schools have boosted efforts to ID fake student addresses
• Akron inks deal for water security
• Winter's wallop gives way to chance for thaw
• Judge rules Summit elections board member Wayne Jones legally married
• TOWPATH INSPIRES
• Men's Basketball to Celebrate Senior Night Against Buffalo
• Akron: Snowfall totals Feb 25, 2011
• Soccer Junior Development Camp Still On As Scheduled
• Women’s Basketball Visits Miami on Saturday
• Winter storm pounds Akron area with heavy snow and ice
• Loopholes won't cure school ills
• Two shots kill Akron banker
• Akron attorney appointed to state casino commission
• Akron Remains in Fifth After Day Two of MAC Championships
• Trio of Zips Through to Thursday's Finals
• Kristen Hill Named MAC Golfer of the Week
• Winter storm warning for heavy snow issued for Akron
• Akron Basketball to Honor Alex Adams Saturday
• Akron Track and Field Readies for MAC Indoor Championship
• Housing near UA may grow
• Stark facility has asbestos
• Green considers increasing security
• Democrats seek to fill empty seat
• Parking in Akron city decks to be free for first hour soon
• Falls builds up cash cushion
• Police link alcohol to fatal hit-skip
• Long trek to go off beaten path
• Winter storm watch continues as rain and ice develop
• Bowling to benefit rebuilding
• Expert says University Park area has what it takes for economic growth
• Men's Basketball Tops Miami (Ohio), 72-55
• MAC Tourney: Fear the Roo Once Again at The Q
• Angelina Jogasuria Named MAC Tennis Player of the Week
• Relays Kick Off 2011 MAC Championships
• Winter storm watch posted for the Akron area
• Zips Head South to Battle Texas State
• Photographer reflects on travels in Vietnam
• Cultural differences fade as veterans conclude spiritual journey to Vietnam
• Thousands denied access to Statehouse
• Union supporters protest in Canton
• Family loses home in West Akron fire
• Elections board considers benefits audit
• Mourners remember daughter and father
• Williams weighs running for mayor
• Obama praises Brimfield company in Northeast Ohio stop
• Another winter storm set to impact northeastern Ohio
• Rerouting of bike trail is on track
• Last Second Shot Sinks Zips, 47-45
• Jam "The JAR" to Support Zips Hoops
• Men’s Golf Finishes Tied for Third at Mobile Bay Intercollegiate
• City chickens: Growing your own protein in your own backyard
• Women’s Golf Posts Top-Five Finish at Kiawah Island Classic
• Zips Head to MAC Championships
• Area death notices - Feb. 22
• ABOUT WARRIORS JOURNEY HOME
• County watches Wayne Jones' divorce closely
• Veteran seeks wartime friend
• Local news briefs - Feb. 22
• James E. Payne, 66, former prosecutor
• Bath senior citizens lobby for own center
• Cleveland at center of spending battle
• Snow returns, wreaks havoc on area travel
• Motorists stranded on I-76 as heavy snow blankets Akron
• Akron: Snowfall totals Feb 20-22, 2011
• Rubber workers, anger hit streets
• Proposal would allow students to attend school in grandparents' district
• Hundreds attend debutante ball in Akron
• Men’s Golf Tied for Third at Mobile Bay Intercollegiate
• Akron Soccer School Postponed Due to Weather
• Winter storm warnings posted for the Akron area
• Women’s Golf Climbs the Leaderboard on Day Two
• Surging Zips Welcome East Leader Bowling Green on Tuesday
• Falls council to discuss water fees, free accounts
• The Scene - Feb. 21
• About Warriors Journey Home
• Veterans tap traditions of Native Americans
• Recovering long-lost soul
• Loyal fans of LeBron plan event
• Local news briefs - Feb. 21
• Winter storm continues to bring snow and ice to northeastern Ohio
• Akron standoff ends peacefully
• Police investigating shooting of FirstMerit executive
• Softball Drops Final Decision of Cougar Classic
• Tennis Tops Xavier 5-2, Improves to 5-0
• Women’s Golf Tied for 10th After Day One
• McVeigh Dominant But Zips Lose 1-0
• KSU to begin scholarship match
• Akron's legal wranglings, sewers both overflowing
• Local news briefs - Feb. 20
• Green events go live on website
• Revere official calls nutrition law costly
• Former foes turn friends in Vietnam
• Akron schools among grant winners
• Park group happy with name change
• Blue herons begin to fill empty nests
• Open letter to Sharpton from Dyer
• Men’s Golf Opens Spring Season at Mobile Bay Intercollegiate
• Crime Watch - Feb. 20
• About 1,000 mourners jam funeral for Uniontown officer
• Softball Goes 2-0 on Day Two of Cougar Classic
• Tennis Gets 5-2 Win at Cincinnati
• Men's Hoops Tops Creighton 76-67 in ESPNU BracketBusters
• Zips Taken Down by Bulldogs, 10-1
• Zips Rally to Beat Ohio 59-57 for Fourth Straight Win
• Woman fatally shot near Sand Run park
• Sick girls embrace Giving Doll
• Changes to plows cut costs for Kent
• Pry unveils new job initiative
• Savage memories survive for veteran of Iwo Jima
• Maccabeats to perform Feb. 27 at Kent campus
• Schools weather closures
• Local news briefs - Feb. 19, 2011
• Friend recalls Marine's last day
• Mental facility to grow
• Women’s Golf to Open Spring in South Carolina
• Update regarding potential winter storm early next week
• Cleveland International Piano Competition Winner Filjak To Perform All Rachmaninoff With Akron Symphony Orchestra
• Thousands seek tools at Hartville Hardware's two-day sale
• Akron Track Enjoys Final Tune-Up Before MAC Champsionships
• Akron Dropped by Mississippi State
• Baseball Downs Lamar 2-1 to Win Season Opener
• Football Names New Director of Strength and Conditioning
• Tennis Doubles Team Makes Jump in ITA Rankings
• Teen artists needed! 2/20/11
• Open Studio for Teens - PAA
• Sharpton speaks out against schools case
• Storks come in for a landing at Akron Zoo
• Local news briefs - Feb. 18
• Students help send everyone to prom
• Hudson board, union sign pact
• Summit to unveil work-force initiative
• Green considering townhome project
• Norton mayor stepping aside
• Transit center will go in Kent
• Former deputy's lawsuit blocked
• MC Escher Exhibition
• Swimming and Diving Earns Team Scholar All-American Honors
• UA Board chair honored by NAACP
• UA to Induct 36th Sports Hall of Fame Class Tonight
• What if you don't pay taxes?
• Canton officials also owe money
• Canton property owners still owe city $4.5 million for building demolitions
• After fight, local man set to roll in marathon
• Falcon Academy students record CD for fundraiser
• Kevin Cosgrove Named Defensive Coordinator
• Parking Advisory for Saturday's Athletics Events
• Softball to Play in Cougar Classic This Weekend
• Zeke Marshall Sets Sophomore Blocks Record
• Track to Host Final Home Meet of Indoor Season Friday
• Area death notices - Feb. 17
• Local news briefs - Feb. 17
• Court disciplines area attorney
• Tallmadge board votes to close school
• Ambulance carrying a patient flips over
• Uniontown police announce funeral plans for Capt. Stiles
• Arshinkoff to be lobbyist for university
• Sharpton plans to speak at rally for Akron mom
• Third hearing on Senate Bill 5 expected to draw hundreds of demonstrators
• Richfield woman, dog killed by car
• Alex Abreu Breaks Freshman Assists Record
• Baseball Begins Season against Lamar, Mississippi State
• Mild through Friday with rain showers likely
• Beacon responds to recipe requests
• Murphy Breaks Scoring Record as Zips Win 71-67
• Making tiny footprints even smaller: Great green baby products
• Men’s Basketball Announces Summer Camp Schedule
• North Canton residents oppose plans for hotel
• Summit County gaming parlors seek licenses
• Wentz Financial takes over Hudson Legion post home
• Medina County teacher convicted on sex charges involving student
• KSU gift helps pay business interns
• Akron man accused of slapping pregnant ex-girlfriend before hair braiding
• Jailed sitter seeks maternity release
• Presidents Day Sale for BracketBusters Game with Creighton
• Milder with rain showers possible today and Thursday
• Men's Soccer Announces 2011 Spring Schedule
• College tuition perk slashes costs for 10,000 across Ohio
• Up a tree over lousy winter vista
• State patrol investigating Uniontown captain's death
• Norton City Council votes to require single trash hauler for all residents
• Men's Basketball Cruises to 89-54 Win Over Bowling Green
• Softball Sweeps MAC East Weekly Honors
• New leader will expand education curriculum
• Egyptian politics is in student's blood
• Area death notices - Feb. 15
• Local news briefs - Feb. 15
• Cupid spans pair's distance
• Calling hours set at church for area judges' daughter
• Man convicted of killing widow
• Akron Public Schools unveil images, plans for King elementary
• TV double feature stars UA band
• Akron council raises election limits
• Zips Travel to Buffalo for Battle with Bulls
• Sunny and chilly today, warmer with a chance of showers on Wednesday
• Akron Baseball Season Preview
• ESPN2 Adds Akron at Kent State Game To March Schedule
• Men's Basketball to Face Bowling Green in East Division Tilt
• Keith Dambrot MAC Media Teleconference Quotes
• Akron Swimming Announces Summer Camp Info
• Preschool Pals - 2/17/11
• Bands-in-the-round 2/15/11
• Little Legs Hikes - 2/15/11
• Snow Art
• More than 350 attend ball to raise funds for pediatric heart research
• Story time clicks with youngsters
• Long-lost love
• Agency takes more than 100 dogs from Medina County home
• Nearly $500,000 in grants handed out
• Mistake to raise tax bill for some owners
• Guitarist jams to help ill children
• Beads and masks evoke Big Easy
• Windy and turning colder today with rain/snow showers possible
• Five simple ways to green your Valentine's Day
• Softball Falls 5-4 to Conclude Opening Weekend
• Rifle Places Second at NCAA Qualifier
• Chiefs' salaries are real mystery
• Charge of light brigade
• Crime watch - Feb. 13
• Celebration news - Feb. 13
• Local news briefs - Feb. 13
• Paddlers propel plan for water trail
• Livery hopes to steer more visitors to river
• Sudden ban puzzles fans of Amazon
• Police chief wants Bath to withdraw from service
• Women's Basketball Celebrates Alumnae Weekend
• Ski accident kills daughter of two judges
• Men's Basketball Rolls Past Ball State, 75-60
• Zips Earn Pair of Wins on Day Two of Lion Classic
• Zips Enjoy Record-Setting Conclusion to Akron Invitational
• Records Fall as Women's Basketball Downs Ball State
• Local pastor charged in assault
• Family of Buchtel student seeks closure year after she dies atop mound of snow
• Therapist gives parents advice on raising teens
• Gas explosion seen, heard for miles
• Company seeks state grant for Summit recycle center
• Regulatory program is rated highly
• Lab-fee assistance extended
• U.S. Navy chaplains give priest accolades
• Akron schools set to review bus policy
• Men's and Women's Basketball to Appear on SportsTime Ohio
• Akron Mayor Don Plusquellic to run for another term
• Plusquellic will seek seventh term in office
• Summit County to increase money for veterinary services
• Zips Tame Lions for 5-1 Win
• Zips Conclude Day One of Akron Invitational
• Copley residents on EPA test list
• Falcons have choices in nest sites
• CD leads to arrest in sex case
• Jailhouse phone calls are released
• Black bears and bobcats roam Ohio
• Bus route postponed in Portage
• Akron woman trains in name of vets' causes
• Police say thief posed as doctor
• Al Sharpton to speak at church in Akron in response to Kelley Williams-Bolar case
• Men's Basketball Closes West Division Play vs. Ball State
• Zips Wrap Up Cross-Divisional Play with Ball State
• Men's Soccer Honored at Greater Cleveland Sports Awards
• Another cold day today but big changes are on the way
• Special Info for Saturday's Basketball Doubleheader
• Tallmadge district apologizes to parents of students
• State representative from Stark gets PUCO post
• Softball Opens 2011 at Lion Classic
• Parking Advisory for Saturday's Athletics Events
• Stow police mourn officer
• FirstEnergy to sell new plant
• Resident suspects something shady on her devil strip
• GOP says county should obey law
• Poda resigns as Summit councilman
• Museum trip helps students work on art of reading
• Sunny and cold today, snow returns for Friday
• So fresh and so green: DIY fabric softener pouches
• The University of Akron SIFE team Recruitment Video
• Williams gets new court-appointed attorney
• Sheriff's officials complete probe into inmate's death
• Stow officials debate salary reductions
• Northwest Stark Senior Center board votes to rehire fired director
• McKnight Scores 1,000th Point; Zips Take Down WMU
• Women’s Basketball to Hold Alumnae Game Friday Night
• Ask a Zip: Head Men’s Soccer Coach Caleb Porter
• Cuts face resistance
• County workers get pass from law
• Judge's omission weighed in verdict in slaying
• Kasich seeking parole board's opinion
• 13 apply to be Akron police chief
• Local news briefs - Feb. 9
• Hartmann's execution date set again
• NAACP praises heroes
• Ohio auditor cites Manchester
• Track to Host Akron Invitational This Weekend
• Baseball Tabbed Fifth in the MAC East
• Men's Basketball Faces WMU Today on SportsTime Ohio
• 1350 AM's Ken & Fish Show to Air Live from JAR Today
• Dry and cold for the next couple of days
• Akron in market for grocery for west-side neighborhood
• Revere renewal levy passes
• Men's Basketball Opens Two-Game Homestand Against WMU
• Softball Preseason MAC Poll Released
• Men’s Basketball Announces Times for Final Three Home Games
• Activists ask governor to pardon Akron mom Kelly Williams-Bolar
• Perfect day only if bride is flawless?
• Pry hires head of Young Democrats
• Akron supports veterans facility
• Ravenna meeting on gas wells attracts hundreds
• Seed starting science for kids in 10 easy steps
• Men's Soccer Announces 2011 Signing Class
• Barberton shoe fund makes strides for students
• House explosion kills Hinckley couple
• Women’s Basketball to Support Pink Zone Initiative
• Schools weigh options for all-day kindergarten
• The trouble with wobbles
• Youngstown State student fatally shot, 11 wounded at fraternity house; 2 arrested
• Society keeping Aultman on map
• Snow likely today, then much colder for Tuesday
• Rifle Outdoes RHIT, Falls at Ohio State
• Copley native tells of flights with stars
• Two projects top list for funds
• Summit property values expected to slide
• Agency places UA land purchase in limbo
• Portage • Barile, Carolyn Joy, 66, of Deltona...
• Celebration news - Feb. 6
• Local news briefs - Feb. 6
• Math students qualify for state
• Ohio aims to reclaim Guinness record
• Stormy seas blast man into Orbitz
• Men’s Basketball Earns a 59-41 Road Win at Toledo
• Zips Dominate Huskies, Claim 72-43 Road Win
• Zips Pole Vaulters Compete at Virginia Tech Invite
• Free things to do in Akron this February
• UA to make Super Bowl pitch
• Affidavit triggers suspicion
• Dog day care to get bigger digs
• Death penalty on the table at area church
• '20/20' subject 'Bobie' Brooks dies at 63
• Journey home from Cairo spans 5 days
• Donation in memory of late son
• Ex-DJ lends voice to gospel message
• Copley examines zoning code
• Winter weather advisory issued for 3-6 inches of snow in Akron
• Supervisors union for Summit sheriff's office approves contract
• Tennis Tops Louisville 4-3, Improves to 3-0
• Toledo Downs Swimming and Diving
• Akron Pole Vaulters to Compete at Virginia Tech Elite
• New YMCA facility getting a big workout
• Landfill gets odor complaints
• Chinese tradition roars
• Interest looks slim for Lakemore mayor, council offices
• School address highlights progress
• SUV plummets 40 feet off of overpass; Akron motorist injured
• Hartville might repeal sewer rate increase
• Gas generator fumes kill man in Stark County
• Summit jail administrator receives $8,000 raise
• Poison suspect pleads not guilty
• Akron Travels to Northern Illinois for Saturday Match-Up
• Men's Basketball Travels to Toledo for Cross-Divisional Contest
• One more dry day before clouds and snow return
• Man says 'guardian angel' saved him
• Great green gardening reads for kids
• Swimming and Diving Celebrates Senior Night Friday vs. Toledo
• Tecca Named to Capital One Academic All-District Team
• Area death notices - Feb. 3
• Local news briefs - Feb. 3
• What to do when power fails
• Stark County feeling powerless
• Kasich appoints minority
• Grandfather has history of litigation
• Flights resume at area airports after bad weather
• Court rules Stark to pay legal fees
• Center to file mother's appeal
• President welcomes assistant secretary of commerce to campus
• Michael D. Mackin ’76 Promoted at PNC Financial Services Group Inc.
• CBA alum, John Batcho ’83 Promoted at Chase
• CBA alum, Russell Balthis ’08 Joins Public Finance Practice Group at Benesch
• Sunshine returns to northeastern Ohio
• Extra cash could be used to repair North Canton streets
• Region staggers through Round 2 of icy winter storm
• At 103, she's still getting her kicks
• MAC Leader Toledo Overtakes Zips, 58-49
• Men’s Basketball Drops 60-56 Road Contest to EMU
• Watch Video from Football Signing Day Press Conference
• Football Signs 23, Including 10 from State of Ohio
• Women's Soccer Welcomes Nine New Student-Athletes
• In the midst of a blizzard, Punxsutawney Phil saves the day
• Sunday Sampler - 2/6/11 - Free admission
• Super Bowl party - 2/511
• Homecoming/Prom clothing drive - 2/4/11
• Summit County judge to retire from bench
• Area death notices - Feb. 2
• Local news briefs - Feb. 2
• CVCA announces $6.6 million expansion plan
• Green files to place levy on ballot
• KSU exploring efforts to woo Indian students
• FBI joins investigation of missing funds
• Lake Township dump site poses risk to water, report says
• Poor health puts Unruh off bench
• Fairlawn closes access to Rothrock Road
• Akron-EMU Men’s Basketball Game Still on Schedule
• Large in London Fundraiser Postponed Due to Weather
• Tonight’s Women’s Basketball Game Still On Schedule
• Clean up begins in Akron following our major ice storm
• FOOTBALL: Signing Day Central Blog
• Gov. Kasich orders review of Copley school residency case
• Truckers keep truckin' despite snow, sleet and ice
• County, city approve Goodyear deal
• Sen. Brown touts manufacturing as key to recovery
• County Council amends law on gaming parlors
• Teen charged after racially motivated assault is taped at Copley High
• Fundraiser close to heart of SummaCare president
• Pension plan may drain safety forces
• Retiring police, fire chiefs see big changes
• Akron: Snowfall totals Jan 31 to Feb 1, 2011
• Women’s Basketball Welcomes MAC West Leader Toledo
• Men's Basketball Hits the Road to Face Eastern Michigan
• Major winter storm bringing ice and snow to the Akron area.
• Stark • Angle, Ruth, 89, of Massillon. Died F...
• John Barry, 77, winner of Oscars for movie scores
• Akron mother is elated as son escapes political chaos
• Kent man's assignment is cut short in Egypt
• Local news briefs - Feb. 1, 2011
• Theft dismissed in residency case
• Wintery blast could belt area
• Agents say man boasted about ricin
• Update: Winter storm will begin shortly, warnings issued for Akron
• Men’s Basketball to Face Creighton in ESPNU BracketBusters
• Football Season Tickets On Sale and Up For Renewal
• Women's Soccer Releases Camp Information
• Male chorus sings praises to military
• Stan Hywet limits alcohol to hail A.A.
• Film casts blimp as tool of terror
• Summer 2011 Internships Available at ValMark Securities, Inc.
• Best sledding hills In Akron
• Teen Advisory Board - 2/2/11
• Gaming at Barberton Library - 2/1/11
• Diary of a Wimpy Kid - 2/1/11
• Busy Builders - 2/1/11
• Dangerous winter storm forecast to begin tonight
• Akron fifth-graders waltz to top of competition
• France honors Barberton native for WWII heroism
• Sugartown Express provides sweet escape
• Local news briefs - January 31, 2011
• Scene
• Imagination Movers "In A Big Warehouse Tour" Comes to Akron
• Zips Dominate National Pole Vault Summit
• UA Athletics Honors Dean's List Student-Athletes
• Defensive Effort Leads Akron Over Central Michigan
• Area death notices - Jan. 30
• Celebration news - Jan. 30
• Local news briefs - Jan. 30
• Mysterious aid from company secures defeat of Revere levy
• Victim's forgiveness
• Skills, talents and passions are exchanged in Kent's 'time bank'
• Copley case not about race
• North Hill residents fight zoning change on their street
• Men's Basketball to Appear on ESPNU
• Registration Open for Akron Men's Soccer Summer Camp
• Akron's best produce market is closer than you think
• Ferguson Headlines UA's Strong Finish at Penn State National
• Chippewas Take Down Zips, 74-62
• Former Klan leader dies at 71
• Sweet deed gets family in spotlight
• 2011 Football National Signing Day Central
• Men's Basketball to Face Central Michigan Sunday on ESPNU
• Ex-skinhead to speak at UA
• Hudson school board plans May levy
• Bath United's art fest celebrates Epiphany
• Scoutmaster all set to take a hike
• Drivers can judge sign for themselves
• KIDS GET SWING OF NEW DANCES
• Former board member wins case
• Convicted mom is holding out for exoneration
• Owner of house arrested on ricin charge
• Felonies defended in school residency
• Swimming and Diving Falls to Buffalo
• Splashes From The Bath Church - January 27, 2011
• Peoples Breaks School Record At Penn State National
• Tennis Scores 4-3 Comeback Win at Michigan State
• Women's Tennis Tabbed Second in MAC Preseason Poll
• Snowball Soap - 1/31/11
• Animal Tracks - 1/29/11
• Feed the penguins - through March!
• Tri-C branch to open in Brunswick
• Plain Twp. schools undergoing shake-up
• Fire destroys Copley Twp. pole barn
• Breath test at Medina school dances
• Stow to hire 5 firefighters
• Band singing the blues
• Ohio to modify I-77 sound wall
• 'Couch surfers' at edge of being homeless
• Meeting to address safety, education after mother convicted in residency case
• Where to look for Akron entertainment
• Akron Ends Road Trip at Central Michigan
• Snow to last into the weekend in Akron
• Racers Announce New Field Manager
• Record solar project has Akron link
• Father says residency case has 'traumatized' daughter
• Olympic Hopeful To Host Fundraiser at Chick-Fil-A Wednesday
• Zips Track and Field Readies for Penn State National
• Football Announces 2011 Nonconference Schedule
• Akron to Pay Tribute to America’s Heroes on Sunday
• Lectures at UA, Akron Art Museum
• Local news briefs - Jan. 27
• Resident finds cool way to help Akron Children's
• Officer acquitted of assaulting juveniles
• UA program to help some get records expunged
• OHSAA offers details of proposal
• Urban League thanks leader
• Swimming and Diving Faces Buffalo Friday
• Softball Student-Athletes to be Honored Sunday
• Pair of clippers to bring snow to NE Ohio through Saturday
• $1 million grant to push local innovations
• Green mayor says goal hasn't changed
• Akron mom leaves jail but public outcry escalates
• Summit County executive seeks opinion on staff
• Akron’s Hot Shooting Downs Western Michigan, 77-66
• Men’s Basketball Falls 83-74 at Northern Illinois
• FBI Hazmat teams called to Coventry Township home for suspected ricin
• Officer in taping incident sues city
• Local news briefs - Jan. 26
• North Canton prepares for lean budget
• Suit is filed over chemical storage tank in Sharon Township
• Prohibition party serves up donations
• Funding for port authority favored
• Physician, 'Dr. Oz' put faith to TV test
• Agency probing mother's residency
• Trial opens for deputy seen kicking suspects on video (with video)
• Open Gym - 1/28/11
• Shrek Forever After showing 1/27/11
• Miranda Cosgrove from ICarly - 1/30/11
• Cloudy with a chance of snow through Friday
• Medina detective tracks down dream
• Stan Hywet plans asbestos removal
• Men's Soccer Announces Walk-On Tryouts
• Zips 2011 recruiting class could be a special one
• Phil Ferguson Named MAC Track Athlete of the Week
• Women's Soccer Announces Spring Schedule
• Men's Basketball Travels to DeKalb to Face Northern Illinois
• Zips to Battle Broncos Wednesday Night
• Dry through Wednesday with snow returning by late week
• Smith out as executive director of EACH
• Stark State, closed by bomb threat, reopens for evening classes
• Hickson on roll with rebounding
• Missed shot heard 'round the court
• Stark • Hoover, Barbara Ulrich, 78, of North...
• Grandfather's case hearing postponed
• Riedinger renovations on horizon
• Goodyear project gets help
• Local news briefs - Jan. 25, 2011
• Keith Dambrot MAC Media Teleconference Quotes
• Cuyahoga Falls man admits to killing father, is sentenced to life in prison
• Volunteers reach out to Akron's homeless
• Requiem for a diva of mystery
• Recycled pets: Where to get your kid's next best friend
• Family Time - 1/27/11
• Baby story time - 1/26/11
• After School bunch - 1/25/11
• Future fitness club - 1/24/11
• Frigid temperatures to start the day, snow moving in later
• Scene
• Patterson covered all the bases in athletics
• Family back in Arizona after ordeal
• Kasich to visit GM's Lordstown plant
• Zoning dispute headed to court
• More Ohioans heat homes with wood
• Local news briefs - January 24, 2010
• Rifle Tops WIT at 12th-Annual Palmyra Invitational
• Local news briefs - Jan. 23
• Charities worry fewer will donate if tax is repealed
• Death for estate tax?
• Suspect is shot, goes to hospital
• Hudson may start new park in spring
• Confidential survey to aid educators in Summit
• Tough case, but fraud in this case is still fraud
• Williams-Bolar school ruling drawing lots of heat
• Bald eagle sightings taking off
• Extreme cold expected tonight in Akron
• Faulty wiring blamed in fire on Highland Ave.
• Track Takes Second Place at All-Ohio Indoor Championships
• Late Threes Key Men's Basketball Win Over Bowling Green
• Zips' Comeback Falls Short to EMU, 56-51
• Tennis Takes Care of Penn State, 5-2
• Swimming and Diving Downed by Ohio
• Circles present learning curves
• 93-year-old skater rolls with what life offers
• Green might close Kleckner Elementary if May levy fails
• Pastor: Blaze can burnish faith mission of church
• Men's and Women's Basketball to Appear on SportsTime Ohio
• New permits needed for mosquito spraying
• AKRON Graduate sues UA CLEVELAND: A graduate of t...
• Quartet to sing Sunday at Liberty Missionary Baptist
• Jailed mom's father facing felony charges
• Troubled life ends with public suicide
• Family awarded $1 million in nursing-home death
• Stark • Masters, Jeffrey R., 51, of Massillon...
• Meetings to discuss trail route
• Zips Track In The Hunt At All-Ohio Indoor Championships
• State to tighten rules near Grand Lake St. Mary's
• Judge says prosecutors rejected lesser charges in Copley schools residency case
• Juvenile detention center guard under investigation
• Swimming and Diving Travels to Ohio Saturday
• Akron Welcomes Eastern Michigan on Saturday
• Men's Basketball Plays Host to Bowling Green on Saturday
• Special Info for Saturday's Basketball Doubleheader
• Snow showers and squalls today, cold through the weekend
• Akron: Snowfall totals January 20-21, 2011
• County postpones gaming applications
• Crashes reported in Akron area
• Pedestrians are vital, says urban planner
• Sandstrom is set to meet convicted assailant in jail
• Robinson proposes takeover of home
• AKRON Home invasion AKRON: Three men burst inside...
• Fracking debate heats up
• Akron mayor's chat turns into viral video
• Splashes From The Bath Church - January 20, 2011
• Michael Cavanaugh In Concert: The Music of Billy Joel and More!
• Akron Youth Symphony: Winter Concert
• Tribute To Gospel Music Legend Walter Hawkins Set For 18th Annual Gospel Meets Symphony Concert
• Watch the Men's Soccer Celebration; Bid for an Autographed Jersey
• Track and Field Set to Compete at All-Ohio Championships
• Stark worker fired over voice mail
• Ice-carving students chill out at UA event
• Towpath work to start in April
• Rock group reassessing its name?
• Trustees approve lobbying contract
• Revere won't take any chances
• Authorities untangle theft ring involving area stores
• 1970 protester at KSU hurt in Arizona gunfire
• Library is putting scofflaws on notice to pay up
• Bomb threat follows residency case at Copley-Fairlawn schools
• Akron Drops Road Rivalry Game to Kent State, 72-55
• Men’s Basketball Falls 84-76 to Miami (Ohio)
• Mom jailed for records falsification
• Hail to the victors, Akron style
• Area deaths
• Justice opposes death penalty
• Girl, family on their way to Arizona
• Kasich team botches up MLK tribute
• House speaker warns of state cuts
• Second robbery, shooting at parlor raise concerns
• Lorentz, Brown Capture MAC Track Athlete of the Week Honors
• Akron rooming house fire under investigation
• Critters settle into campus life
• Famous photograph brings recognition for war veteran
• Zips to Face Rival Kent State Wednesday Night
• Andrew Thomas Quoted in Charlotte Observer
• Green mayor interested in added security
• Men's Basketball Travels to Oxford to Face Miami (Ohio)
• Summit County enjoys increase in tax revenue
• DYER: Sports issue is getting fans overheated
• Constructive use of holiday
• AKRON Drug charges AKRON: Akron police arrested a...
• Kids learn, dream at event
• Attorney in Norton is accused of indecency
• Big debt looming for longevity pay
• Tennis Concludes Play at FGCU Invitational
• Giving Doll requests rise; help needed
• Mourners gather at Mount Union for Gorman funeral
• Musicians into piano, literally
• Norton congregation celebrates service at high school
• Thornton honors King's passion
• Portage • Dilley, Virgie V., 100, of Garretts...
• Martin Luther King Jr. Day events
• This Week Monday MLK Winter Wear and Coat Giveaway...
• Local news briefs - Jan. 17, 2011
• MR. QUAKER'S WORLD
• Tennis Completes Day Two of FGCU Invitational
• Men’s Basketball Falls 73-70 at Buffalo
• Agencies reject Akron's sewer proposal
• Affordable housing explored near UA
• Bill payers should get more time
• Tuesday's Celebration to Feature All Seven MLS Signees
• Men's Basketball Faces Buffalo Today on SportsTime Ohio
• Mom found guilty in Copley-Fairlawn Schools residency trial
• Crime Watch
• Jury convicts Akron mom in school case
• Suicide warning signs, resources
• Community news • Copley High School senior P...
• Summit nears sludge cleanup deal
• HIGHLAND SCHOOLS Survey results GRANGER TWP.: The...
• Local suicide expert talks about challenges
• Brewers show off homemade beer
• Angelika Jogasuria Paces Tennis at FGCU Invite
• Rifle Falls to West Virginia in Dual Match Play
• Swimming Diving Downs YSU, St. Francis in Tri-Meet Action
• Comeback Falls Short as Zips Lose to Miami 68-63
• Growing Hudson church to add campus in Akron
• New wing in Medina to include 12-bed ER
• Men's Basketball Travels to Buffalo for Sunday Matinee
• Soccer's Embick Named NSCAA Assistant Coach of the Year
• Tennis Heads South to Hilton Garden Inn Invitational
• Twinsburg suspends road superintendent
• Norton has no traffic fatalities in 2010, but sees OVI arrests double
• Brimfield Library to close in March due to budget cuts
• Mom testifies in residency trial
• Jackson schools sues city of Green for share of income tax money
• Stow mayor touts accomplishments
• First Baptist pastor retiring
• Local news briefs - Jan. 15, 2011
• Gaming parlors are told to follow strict law
• Rifle Resumes Schedule with Trip to West Virginia
• Brown Breaks School Record as Track Sweeps Kent State
• Zips Cruise Past Marshall
• Stark County district plans hazardous waste disposal
• Cities remove healthy ash trees to thwart invasive bug
• Women's Soccer to Hold Open Tryouts
• Miami Comes to Town for Saturday Afternoon Showdown
• Women’s Basketball Places 10 on Dean’s List
• Wayne County couple killed; son sought for questioning
• Son in custody after slayings
• Stark • Gorman, Daniel M., 52, of Hartville....
• Two-lane snowplow gets workout
• Combat vets of WWII are eligible for medals
• Barberton agency's chairman resigns
• Local news briefs - Jan. 14, 2011
• Surveillance shown in residency trial
• Veteran's son savors WWII Purple Heart
• Men's Soccer Enjoys Record-Setting Day at MLS SuperDraft
• Swimming and Diving Set to Host Marshall Friday
• Fisher Institute to Partner with CariZMa
• Mark Grescovich ’91 Named President of Banner Corporation
• Rory Lubic ’89 Appointed V.P. for The Timken Co.
• Thomas DeBord Named President of Two Summa Hospitals
• Patrick Fitzgerald ’00 Appointed V.P. at BankUnited
• Celeste Jones ’00 Named VP at Stark State College
• Summer in Ghana 2011: Informational Meeting
• Area death notices - Jan. 13
• Local news briefs - Jan. 13, 2011
• Snow tangles Akron area
• Akron watchdog started website
• Grace Church moves service to high school
• Museum celebrates life, legacy of King
• ACLU blasts jail fee proposal
• Mount Union athletic trainer dies in crash
• Pair accused of lies
• Track and Field to Host Kent State Friday In Dual Meet
• Men's Soccer Celebration Scheduled for Tuesday, Jan. 18
• Splashes From The Bath Church - January 12, 2011
• Summit to rebid part of jail project
• Zips Lose Battle to Bowling Green, 90-72
• Men's Basketball Falls to Ohio, 79-70
• Tonight's Akron-Ohio Basketball Game To Be Played
• 1350 AM's Ken & Fish Show to Air Live from JAR Today
• Steven Pittman ’77 Named Managing Partner
• Norton police seek help solving copper pipe thefts
• Norton church workers escape fire
• Outpouring of support for family
• USA Today Previews Thursday's MLS SuperDraft
• Signet holiday revenue up
• Akron police say vigilante justice led to slaying
• Mayor encourages teens to give back
• Mayor anticipating big things from new Falls police chief
• 'Devastating' evidence delays murder-for-hire trial
• North Canton police chief named city administrator
• Republicans, Democrats square off at Board of Elections meeting
• Akron manager suspended two days for ticket gift
• Uhle, Peoples Sweep Men's Track and Field MAC honors
• Akron Faces MAC Road Test at Bowling Green
• Men's Basketball Closes Homestand Wednesday Against Ohio
• Krieger's fights road plan
• Incentives are aimed at German company
• Fairlawn finances in better shape after cuts
• Region under winter weather advisory today
• Couple in jail after traffic stop yields half pound of marijuana
• Fund for family of victim grows
• Reinvention can require creativity
• Suspensions possible in road salt scandal
• School board re-elects leaders to second term
• Akron alters school boundaries
• Julie Jones to Speak at PA Coaches Clinic
• Local history: Fairlawn alters path once planned for I-77
• Bank fund will help ailing tot
• Akron's Uhle Leading the Nation in Pole Vault
• Zeke Marshall Named MAC East Division Co-Player of the Week
• Church blesses canal water to celebrate Feast of Epiphany
• Green schools build strategy for May levy
• Local news briefs - January 10, 2011
• Scene
• New leader answering call
• Orlando, Ganeden create new probiotic bread line
• Crime Watch - Jan. 9, 2011
• OHSAA's proposed playbook complex, incomplete
• Summit health services relocate
• Housing defaults declining locally
• First Night 2011 draws 17,000
• KSU grad heading up NPR post
• Akron Zoo event helps visitors get rid of cabin fever
• Five arrested after home invasion in Stow
• Akron Zoo event helps visitors get rid of cabin fever
• Zips Capture Come Back Win Over Rival Kent State
• ACLU seeks probe of inmate's death
• Chili cook-off fundraiser is heated battle
• Family longs for home, health
• Tecca, Murphy Lead Zips Past Bobcats, 54-45
• A FINAL FAREWELL
• Judge honored for re-entry program
• Jobless rate dips slightly to 9.4%
• Stark • Adore, Frank J., 86, of Massillon. Di...
• Landfills' tipping fees drop by over $1 million in 2010
• Margaret Anne Brosnan, ex-nun, hospital chief
• Local news briefs - Jan. 8, 2011
• Seminary plans new museum honoring Bible
• Stark County won't seek renewal of expiring tax
• Men's Track Downs Temple; Women Second to Cincinnati in Tri
• Nagbe Earns Akron's Second Straight Hermann Trophy
• Men's Soccer Championship Recognition Scheduled
• Road-salt companies under attack in Ohio
• Dog license saves 'Sarge'
• Program to offer contractors rebates for 'green' homes
• Canton Polilce Department gives up supervisors
• Housing authority is facing civil-rights charge
• Akron fugitive sough since 2009 is arrested
• 2 Portage County men indicted in separate cases involving sexual contact with teen girls
• Portage reviews board contract
• Arlington funeral today for Marine from Akron
• Hail to the chief
• Tennis Athletes Receives National, Regional ITA Rankings
• Zips Play Host to Ohio on Saturday
• Men's Basketball Plays Host to Kent State in MAC Opener
• Jail charges could save our budget
• Splashes From The Bath Church - January 6, 2011
• Keith Dambrot MAC Media Teleconference Quotes
• Track and Field to Host Indoor Season Opener Friday
• Kasich won't restrict media access after all
• Local news briefs - Jan. 6
• Library acquires nearby building
• Mobile town hall sets up at library
• Akron man gets prison on drug, weapon charges
• Residency trial delayed a week
• Group outlines bedbug strategy
• Summit arcade law on hold
• Akron sewer plan hits snag
• County jail inmate dies after falling
• Fox News 8 Recognizes Ward Family
• CBA’s Ampaipitakwong Wins Lowe’s Senior CLASS Award
• CBA Alum Promoted to Managing Partner
• Recital - Ivy Walz, Mezzo Soprano and Christina Haan, Piano
• New bogs fragile but also accessible
• Summit County councilman follows through on unusual campaign promise
• Faithful bring relief to Mexico
• Brown, Bulls Too Much for Zips
• Timken acquires City Scrap
• Local news briefs - Jan. 5
• Ohio EPA proposes restriction of debris at dumps
• Portage board reverses course on citizens panel
• Slain mom opposed youngster having guns
• Unusual trial ready to begin in student residency dispute
• Former Akron officer pleads guilty in steroids case
• Buckeyes inspire family
• Women’s Basketball to Open League Play with Buffalo on Wednesday
• Mosquito district loses bid to expand into Coventry
• Natural gas drilling topic of public meetings in Stark
• Gas well wastes in Pa. could flow into Ohio
• Stark • Carey, Martha W., 84, of Canton. Died...
• Character actor Postlethwaite dies
• Local news briefs - Jan. 4, 2011
• Edith Kamrad, 96, knitted mittens for Akron children
• Festivities toast new governor
• Bond set at $1 million in woman's death
• City's unions seize on report findings
• Judge upholds rules on gaming parlors
• City told to raise salaries for police
• Zips Overcome Oral Roberts, 84-80
• Trio of Zips Earn Academic All-MAC Honors
• Flying far, living short
• Richfield Twp. might use windfall for hall
• UA Leading Race for The Capital One Cup
• Portage • Sabin, Robert E., 82, of Ravenna. D...
• Welty fund hands out grants
• AKRON Ward 9 meeting AKRON: Mike Freeman, the War...
• This Week Sunday Shaw Jewish Community Center Open...
• Group books its support
• Cleveland man dies after police subdue him with stun gun
• Deputy, suspect dead after standoff in Ohio trailer park
• Police say man confesses to killing sister
• Men's Basketball Opens New Year against Oral Roberts
• Sheriff revives proposal to levy jail fees
• First baby of 1-1-11 arrives at 12:02 a.m.
• Akron Falls at Temple, 81-60
• Exercise your resolve to get healthier
• Jackson Township man killed in hit-skip accident while walking friend's dog
• Crime watch - Jan. 1
• Ohio hangs in balance
• Hearing set to pave way for PARTA project in Kent
• Stark • Roar, Clara M. (Stevens), 78, of Alli...
• Deputy, suspect die in shootout
• Friar to discuss world religions
• Local news briefs - Jan. 1, 2011
• Local teens to march for Salvation Army
• New Year's Day ride for Medina's gazebo
• AKRON COURT JOINS PAIRS' LIVES
• Homeless man receives rebuilt bike
• Fewer homicides solved
• Youth, music fill Night
• Akron charity joins diocese group
• Mother given prison time in scalding
• Tax rate will fall next year in Ohio
• Food supplies are dwindling
• Falls to open fitness center
• First Night 2011 fetes art, science
• Health departments merge Saturday
• Retiring state senator Kevin Coughlin elicits candid reactions
• Kent eco-group in 40th year of preserving green space in community
• Local news briefs - Dec. 31, 2010
• Ohioans file plenty of complaints in 2010
• Women’s Basketball to Take on Temple in Sunday Road Contest
• Stark • Fenton, Joseph ''Mike,'' of Massillon...
• Christmas tree recycling available in five counties
• Local debutantes sparkle at ball
• 2010 Charity Ball Debutantes
• Local news briefs - Dec. 30, 2010
• Bath buying former BP land
• Brimfield will cut personnel and hours
• Vocal homeowners quiet train crossing
• Park district tracks coyotes through texts
• Volunteers almost done with home
• UPDATE: Norton teacher indicted
• Zips Tame Golden Lions, Defeat Arkansas-Pine Bluff 87-60
• Local news briefs - Dec. 29
• Injured mayor set to operate from bed
• Akron man shot in groin during robbery attempt
• Two men charged with making meth in Akron home
• Akron nursing home aide gets 20 years for raping mentally challenged patient
• Trial ordered for Ross in 1999 slaying
• Area schools committed to bullying prevention
• Organic foods store moving into Fairlawn
• Update: Father killed, son injured in Jackson Twp. trench collapse
• Slain Iraqi man's family inspires benevolent fund
• Researchers study primates to learn how they restore social harmony
• Men's Soccer Announces Generation Adidas Signees
• Men's Basketball Opens Four-Game Homestand Against UAPB
• R&B artist Teena Marie, sang '80s hit 'Lovergirl'
• AKRON Woman robbed AKRON: An unidentified teen dre...
• Flashes of Hope puts ill kids in spotlight
• Akron Marine to be interred Jan. 7 in Va.
• Satellite sales tax is upheld
• East Coast storm affects Akron-Canton flights
• Voter registration forms arrive months late
• Billions in savings projected
• Stark • Baum, Agnes, 91, of Alliance. Died Fr...
• Softball’s 2011-12 Class Ranked Tops in Ohio
• Mighty mud maidens
• Paintings to capture 170 views of nature
• Tuesday’s Women’s Basketball Game Has Been Canceled
• Krieger's market fights to keep land
• Deportation allows immigrants to avoid prosecution for crimes
• GAR Foundation to award $651,000 in grants
• This Week Friday Crimson and Cream New Year's Eve...
• Water bills might rise in January with Falls proposal
• Mall warriors fill in gaps Santa missed
• Season of giving expected to grow slightly
• The 2010 Bobby Awards
• Community news • Kathy Morse of Cuyahoga Fa...
• REVERE SCHOOLS Donations made BATH TWP.: The Rever...
• Dog's visit unleashes smiles at hospital
• 'The Decision' tops Beacon list
• Be thankful for the gifts in your life
• Tower straightens up
• Santa lights up Children's Hospital
• Chief Peach will retire in Kent; Lee to take over
• Methodist group honors church in Brimfield Twp.
• Story of Christmas on display
• Free Kwanzaa celebrations begin Sunday in Akron area
• Christmas times 5 for Stark family
• Allerton complex at KSU to close
• Sarkodie Named Soccer America's Player of the Year
• Summit Mall ATM theft baffles police
• STILL TIME LEFT TO SHOP
• Stark • White, Mary O., 83, of North Canton....
• Local news briefs - Dec. 24, 2010
• First home sells in new program
• VET NOT FORGOTTEN
• Sam Bell, Ohio judge, lawyer
• Grammy-Winning Ensemble Eighth Blackbird To Premiere Jennifer Higdon's 'On a Wire'
• Splashes From The Bath Church - December 22, 2010
• Men’s Basketball Falls 69-61 to Miami (Fla.)
• Appellate judges throw out Morrison conviction
• Area death notices - Dec. 23
• Local news briefs - Dec. 23
• Woman who bolted is resentenced
• Caesars to invest in 2 Ohio casinos
• Cancer patient, 9, gets ride in blimp
• Santa's helpers wear fur
• Gift baskets a blessing at holidays
• Wind power helps market radio station
• College approves Jackson land deal
• A joyful gift of first Noel
• Derby's search group pleased
• Men’s Basketball Improves to 2-0 in Las Vegas with 72-56 Victory
• Predictions for 2011 from UA experts
• State funds go to clean bus fumes
• Stark County wildlife center seeking fish for injured bird
• Falls, employees reach agreement
• Further Rothrock study needed, Fairlawn says
• Akron police lose 20-year veteran after he pleads guilty to felony charge involving database
• Veteran off the streets for Christmas
• Jewell Cardwell: Outpouring of support for family
• Norton band lines up Fiesta Bowl gig
• Academy cleans slate
• Zips sequel really hits bull's-eye
• Ohio to lose two congressional seats
• Men's Basketball Defeats UALR 75-61 at Holiday Hoops Classic
• Las Vegas Holiday Hoops Classic Games Available Online
• Akron Basketball to Play Host to Kids Day
• Local news items - Dec. 21
• Lawyer who admitted $48,882 theft suspended
• Fairlawn approves closing two roads
• Council not happy about sewer hikes
• Akron Athletics Launches Zips Video Guide
• Changing schools can stop bullying, family says
• Agencies suffering along with clients
• Cowboy star Roy Rogers faced Ohio extortion attempt in 1950s
• KSU guard Guyton suspended
• Summit Council approves contract that will bring back 7 deputies
• Men’s Basketball Visits Nellis Air Force Base
• Men's Basketball in Las Vegas for Holiday Hoops Classic
• Track and Field Displays True Holiday Spirit
• Area death notices - Dec. 20
• The Scene - Dec. 20
• Local news briefs - Dec. 20
• Plans for new bridge reach 'critical' stage
• Green residents blame flooding on soccer area
• Elves & More wheel out gifts in North Hill
• Zips Cruise Past Arrows, 102-45
• Community news • Robert Nettle and Robert V....
• Lock 3 marks dark dog days of December
• Akron blacks faring worse in downturn
• Wingfoot Lake State Park lures 60,000 since Aug. 27
• Rodgers is pushing county hiring freeze
• Hudson schools approve job cuts
• Lease boom in area may pay off big
• Local coffers balloon in congressional races
• East High nicknames narrowed
• 480 musicians gather for TubaChristmas at E.J. Thomas Hall
• Men's Basketball Rallies to Defeat BCU in Overtime
• Reader, 10, reaches out to patient
• Historic group to pound PBS airwaves next year
• Women’s Basketball to Host Ursuline College on Sunday
• New phone app is high-tech guide to Cuyahoga Valley National Park
• Religion Notes: Area churches plan observances of winter solstice
• Springfield man devoted to town
• Local news briefs - Dec. 18, 2010
• Oprah lavishes gifts and trip on KSU educator
• Stow teen remains in custody
• University of Akron Extends Porter's Contract Through 2020
• Program lets students step into ballet
• Big chief rules couple's backyard
• Men's Basketball Plays Host to Bethune-Cookman Saturday
• Krovi named dean of College of Business Administration
• Men’s Basketball Offers $5 Tickets with AAA/Sheetz Card
• Stark • Brinson, Christina, 67, of Massillon....
• Green reappoints six to panels
• Local news briefs - Dec. 17, 2010
• Splashes From The Bath Church - December 16, 2010
• Zips Gut Out Road Win at Youngstown State, 70-56
• This county isn't worthy of movies
• Students hear beat of different drums
• KSU freezing hiring
• Walmart to review Summit report
• Man accepts 26 years to life in shooting of war veteran near UA
• Governor-elect plans to boost snow-day limit for state schools
• Woman writes own obit
• New service center planned
• Local news briefs - Dec. 16, 2010
• UA trustees approve residence hall deal
• Christmas For The Love Of Children
• Men’s Basketball Falls 66-58 to No. 21/20 Minnesota
• Zips Mourn the Loss of Adoptee Olivia Ward
• Waste centers bag solid year in collection of recyclables
• Akron man gets 12-year prison sentence for manufacturing methamphetamine
• Akron murder suspect makes ''Dangerous Dozen'' list
• Burglars hit three Akron churches
• Police: Fried chicken, crowbar fly in beef between Akron brothers that was ignited by mom's bite of poultry
• Sick boy's benefit money stolen
• Foundation adds light to holiday
• Troubled time in the life of bees
• Interval home gets county lifeline
• Zips Travel to Youngstown State for Thursday Night Match-Up
• Men's Basketball Faces Minnesota on the Big Ten Network
• Jane Eaglen joins Ohio Regional Music Arts and Cultural Outreach Board
• Summit County engineer rejects Wal-Mart's plans
• Housing offers another chance
• UA official wins Ohio appointment
• Own water leaves man less well off
• Plain Township cancels meetings on gas drilling
• Akron OKs next phase of school construction
• Health workers to get payout
• Man accused of killing veteran rejects plea deal
• Men's Basketball Concludes Road Trip Wednesday at Minnesota
• KSU considers rehabilitation for cheaters
• Young minds sidetracked
• Local experts say take it easy in cold weather
• Arctic weather shuts down schools, causes cancellations
• Area closings and delays
• Welcome Rally Planned For NCAA Champs Tuesday
• Tonight's Zips Live Rescheduled for Tuesday at Tap House
• Governor Strickland Congratulates Men's Soccer Team
• Local news briefs - Dec. 13
• The Scene - Dec. 13
• Green schools clear new path to handling snowy-day starts
• Brighten day of a woman with cancer
• Selection of jurors to begin in death of soldier
• Mailman's collection seals idea for museum
• UA Athletics Launches Zips Basketball Stocking Stuffer Sale
• CBA Social Responsibility Lecture Series Presents Dr. David R. Williams
• Akron honors fallen Marine
• Expect frigid temperatures, snow for morning commute
• The Gold Standard: Men's Soccer Captures National Title
• Men’s Basketball Falls 82-47 at Temple
• Needy get bit of Yule cheer
• Community news • State Highway Patrol dispat...
• Local news items - Dec. 12
• Kent State still off-key in pregame
• Father figures help raise student success
• Council debating events on mall
• Men's Soccer Lands Two on All-America First Team
• Zips Defeat Vikings in Close Contest, 73-64
• Local news briefs - Dec. 11
• Stark County OKs spending to start 2011
• Open house to honor pastor
• Feedback positive for Green schools
• Jeweler's gesture enriches holiday
• Shrine will celebrate 50th with new look
• Contract could let at least 7 deputies return
• Summa sponsors cultural program
• Men's Basketball Travels to Philadelphia to Face Temple
• Men's Soccer Returns to National Championship Game
• Marine inspires ROTC
• Akron General names new president
• Ampaipitakwong Named Winner of Lowes' Senior CLASS Award
• Nagbe Named One of Three Finalists for Hermann Trophy
• Deadline for Woodrow Wilson Foundation Teaching Fellowships is Jan. 12
• Ampaipitakwong and Korb Invited to 2011 MLS Combine
• Women's Basketball Welcomes Cleveland State on Saturday
• Local news briefs - Dec. 10
• ODNR honors local fishing legend
• Fairlawn residents cheer recommendation to close two roads
• Kasich eyes cost cutting
• Money for needy students dwindles
• Another big storm on the way
• Akron woman flees after sentencing
• UA eyes Edwin Shaw for fire training center
• College of Business Administration to Sponsor Economic Summit
• Splashes From The Bath Church - December 09, 2010
• Tasty treats for readers on the go
• Tasty treats for readers on the go
• CBA Featured in The Princeton Review’s "The Best 300 Business Schools: 2011 Edition"
• Red Cross helps bring cheer to service members
• Pro Football Hall of Fame facts and figures
• Joy of new life emerges among sorrow over Marine's death
• Transportation grants approved
• Kids get Head Start on the arts
• Fairlawn to discuss closing streets by stores
• Teenagers rob man with cerebral palsy
• Canton shrine set for major expansion
• Probation for driver in crash that killed 2
• Read Part Two of Coach Dambrot's CollegeChalkTalk.com Diary Series
• Akron Marine is killed in action
• Akron man beats his brother over who could sleep on the couch
• Summit deputy falls through ice tracking burglars
• Man sentenced in firearms case
• Volunteer elves make toys merrier
• Property inspections rise in cost, numbers
• Special love in the cards
• Teen in dump truck chase faces six charges of felonious assault against police officers
• Akron postal worker robbed of package
• Review of Akron Police pitches 32 suggestions
• Baseball Releases 2011 Schedule
• Volleyball Inks Two During Early Signing Period
• Follow the Men's Soccer Team All Weekend Long
• Green school leaders to discuss levy attempt
• Those were the days
• Volunteer crew raises spirits, walls for Quaid
• Hundreds take holiday tour for Gay Community Foundation
• Y members give new center a test run
• Donations for Flight 93 memorial stolen
• Cvetinovic Named MAC Player of the Week
• Tonight's Zips Live Moved to Tuesday at 6 p.m.
• Victim confronts Akron robber
• Stark • Milan, John F. Jr. 89, of Alliance. D...
• AKRON Victim faces thief AKRON: Police are invest...
• Events
• Man installs green remedy for hospitals
• 5 accused of taking revenge
• Dump truck ramming like cop reality show
• After two tough years, politician still thankful
• Swimming and Diving Finishes Fourth at Zippy Invite
• Mayoral race has few horses
• A MAGICAL RIDE TO NORTH POLE
• Akron Athletics to Host Men's Soccer Send Off Party Tuesday
• Sunday's Prelims Complete at the Zippy Invite
• Portage • Bailey, Ruth Ellen, 80, of Kent. Di...
• Community news • The Big Brother of the Year...
• Derby race steers presents to needy kids
• JACKSON TWP. Woman assaulted JACKSON TWP.: A 23-y...
• Free tuition attracts vets to Akron area
• Police chase truck 52 miles
• Men's Soccer Takes Down Cal, Returns to College Cup
• Swimimng and Diving Third After Day Two of Zippy Invite
• Men’s Basketball Earns 54-52 Victory Over UIC
• Women's Basketball Falls To Wright State, 71-64
• Bike group wheels out good cheer
• 2010 Zippy Invite: Saturday Prelims
• Horizon League to Air Men's Basketball Game at UIC
• Falls again gives traffic violators toy break
• County to examine sewer rate structure
• Husband shoots wife to death, then himself in Green
• AKRON Nursing home rape AKRON: An Akron man was co...
• Parish services to honor Our Lady of Guadalupe
• Council tense in North Canton
• Blood drives earn scholarship money
• Swimming and Diving Stands Second After Day One of Zippy Invite
• Toxic algae warning lifted at Wingfoot Lake State Park
• Old homes saved from dump
• Artist to travel with Winfrey
• Zippy Invite Underway at Ocasek Natatorium
• Men's Basketball Continues Road Trip at UIC
• Homestand Continues for Women's Basketball Saturday
• Dr. Daugherty Featured on WEWS-TV
• Portage • Barstow, Frederick S., 79, of Garre...
• Local news briefs - Dec. 3, 2010
• Judge lauded for dedication toward youth
• EPA, AMATS meetings spark talk
• Hudson motel owner sentenced on drug charges
• Dyer: Boos, obscenities blare as Cavs fans jeer LeBron
• 2010 Zippy Invitational Live Results Available
• Wal-Mart confirms Copley plan
• Akron filmmaker brings movie home
• Akron shooting suspect tied up after game of pool sparks conflict
• Athena lunch lauds leadership of women on Dec. 15 in Akron
• Parking Advisory for Athletics Events Saturday
• UA Teammates Named Semifinalists for Hermann Trophy
• Men's Soccer Gears Up For NCAA Quarterfinal Match vs. Cal
• Poor visibility can't dim youngster's outlook
• Akron Urban League president takes new job at Children's Hospital
• Stark • Arther, Nancy G., 77, of Canton. Died...
• Local news briefs - Dec. 2, 2010
• Splashes From The Bath Church - December 2, 2010
• Women's Basketball Falls Short Against Duquesne
• Men’s Basketball Downs Detroit 77-69
• Lemon Named to Football All-MAC Team
• UA Fall Commencement is Dec. 11
• Hughes Called Up to U19 Regional Team
• Basketball Single-Game Tickets On Sale For All Games
• Mayor, police at odds over interim chief
• UA trustee steps down, citing job
• Jewell Cardwell: Blimp aids Marines' bid to help kids
• Metro Parks set to expand reservations
• Officials anticipate trial date in slaying will stand
• Tallmadge man charged with shooting ex-girlfriend's car
• Firefighters deliver Christmas joy
• YMCA closes in on finish line
• Akron crossing guard called hero
• Tenant injured battling blaze at Plain Twp. home
• Ianello End of the Season Press Conference Video
• Men's Basketball Opens Four-Game Road Trip Wednesday at Detroit
• Women's Basketball To Open Three-Game Homestand Wednesday
• Swimming and Diving Signs Four to 2011 Recruiting Class
• Area death notices - Nov. 30
• Local news briefs - Nov. 30
• Tent city fire kills man, sparks calls for assistance
• Both sides appeal Father Sam case
• Red Cross Offers Boy Scout Badge Day
• Projects in Kent put focus on jobs
• Medina man facing 12th DUI charge
• Summit County to take over building services in Falls, Silver Lake
• Akron council approves temporary budget for 2011
• Two hearings on same night for Copley Walmart proposal
• Swimming and Diving Set to Host Zippy Invite this Weekend
• Tecca Named MAC East Division Player of the Week
• The Scene - Nov. 29
• Local news briefs - Nov. 29
• KSU planetarium offers holiday show
• Volunteers power kids' train outing
• Rolling X-ray unit intended to let people breathe easier
• Akron man, 67, shot to death
• Top dogs strut stuff
• Ohio boy collects 276 jars of peanut butter for Haiti
• Mattocks and Nanchoff Garner National Accolades
• Men's Soccer Takes Down Indiana to Reach Elite Eight
• Portage • Baynes, Gretchen M., 90, of Aurora....
• Celebration news - Nov. 28
• Local news briefs - Nov. 28
• Welcome, Santa!
• TSA fondle just latest incursion
• Judge isn't worried about client threats
• Volleyball Drops Final Matches To Long Beach, UC-Irvine
• Women's Basketball Downed by SMU
• General Admission Tickets Available for Men's Soccer Match
• Area death notices - Nov. 27
• Local news briefs - Nov. 27, 2010
• Federal jury indicts Macedonia woman
• Hanukkah event features film
• Teens create harmony for others
• North Canton receives 3 grants
• Service is a blessing
• Volleyball Falls in Four Sets To Seattle
• Women's Basketball Claims Overtime Win Over Georgia State
• Football Downs Buffalo, 22-14, in Regular-Season Finale
• Men's Soccer To Host Indiana in NCAA Third Round Sunday
• Green residents abuzz over trees struck by vandals
• Donations go together like peanut butter, jelly
• Falls development planned for 2011
• Mystery WWII Marine is identified in photo
• Christmas trees are fresh for trimming
• Sports center to reopen
• Local news briefs - Nov. 26, 2010
• First year of questing uncovers supporters
• Area death notices - Nov. 25
• Local news briefs - Nov. 25
• More local families seek help from food programs
• No turkeys on this list of thanks
• Weight loss adds to life's blessings
• Giving spirit shines through heartache
• 1,000-piece collection helps bring cookie to life
• Women's Hoops Heads South for Thanksgiving Tourney
• Football Gameday Fan Information – Nov. 26
• Football Readies for Friday's Season Finale with Buffalo
• Summit County suspends two workers
• Akron shooting victim charged with drug possession
• Akron man shot three times outside deli
• Volunteers build up survivor's spirit
• Cuyahoga Valley National Park Association changing its name
• Men's Basketball Falls to Cleveland State, 64-51
• Zips Abundant on Top Drawer Soccer Team of the Season
• Volleyball Readies To Conclude Season Out West
• Area death notices - Nov. 24
• Developer backs move of Walmart
• Local news briefs - Nov. 24, 2010
• Falls dissolves inspection department
• Summit elections board OKs $5.5 million budget
• Y-bridge to remain fully open until spring
• Akron-Canton Airport travelers avoid full-body scans for now
• Women's Basketball Handles Robert Morris, 88-60
• Ianello Weekly Press Conference Video
• Porter To Be Featured On Local Radio Wednesday Morning
• Zippy Wants You to "Follow the ROO"
• Can drive delivers on Hoban spirit
• Men's Basketball Closes Homestand Wednesday Against Cleveland State
• Mattocks Named to CSN National Team of the Week
• Local news briefs - Nov. 23
• Green planners eye growth
• Tax levy for storm-water plan proposed
• City may purchase laptops for workers
• Computer chief quits district job
• UA Athletics Announces Zips Basketball Black Friday Sale
• Family receiving food gift will share it with others
• Tell us your story about bullying kids
• Ianello MAC Media Teleconference Quotes and Audio
• Softball Announces Four Signees to 2011-12 Class
• Women’s Golf Adds Two Signees for 2011-12 Season
• Women's Basketball Continues Homestand Tuesday vs. RMU
• Mattocks Named to TDS National Team of the Week Again
• Swimming and Diving To Raise Funds for Relay for Life
• Attempted murder lands Ravenna man in jail
• Rockside project next on improvement list
• Scenic railroad is engineering a record year
• 1950's Black Friday quickly turns white
• ALLIANCE Ravenna man jailed ALLIANCE: A Ravenna ma...
• Scene
• Area church sending gifts to needy kids
• Angel Tree ceremony is Dec. 6
• Frank Blvd., White Pond to reopen Monday
• Akron labor icon Frank D. Martino dies at 91
• Men's Soccer Tops WVU, Advances to Round of 16
• Late Rally Lifts Women's Hoops Past Niagara, 77-58
• Rifle Closes Fall Schedule with Loss to Morehead State
• Craigslist is hotbed for scams
• AKRON Vehicle overturns AKRON: A tractor trailer h...
• Event to raise money for Valor Home
• SURPRISE SERENADE AT MALL
• Murder tale takes macabre twists
• Firefighters reach out to immigrants
• Men's Basketball Gets OT Win Over Youngstown State
• Thanksgiving generosity is quite plump
• Activists to fight Hudson deer kill
• Plain Twp. woman dies in apartment fire
• Cuyahoga Falls may ships four city workers to county
• Driven to be letter perfect
• Men's Soccer to Host West Virginia in NCAA Tournament Sunday
• Women's Hoops Readies for Home Opener Versus Niagara
• Akron's bond rating takes slight hit
• Church to celebrate 180 years
• Local news briefs - Nov. 20, 2010
• What's in store
• Chinese fund Akron startup
• Salute to Marine ends Vietnam-era mystery
• Two students hurt in fall from cliff
• The Polar Express!
• First Night Akron 2011
• Former Summit County Republican leader Gene Waddell dies
• State agencies issue warning about algal toxin in Wingfoot Lake
• Prison for former doctor arrested after explosion
• Akron to Host “Keep Your Head in The Game” Fundraiser
• Men's Basketball Plays Host to Youngstown State on Saturday
• Teen charged in crash that killed Falls and Wadsworth friends
• Girls run for title, cut for kindness
• Wadsworth remembers ex-Mayor John Hanna
• Charter One grant will pay for 900 turkeys
• Grim end to Ohio mystery
• Men's Soccer to Host West Virginia in NCAA Tournament Sunday
• Dimitrijevs Named All-MAC Second Team
• Splashes From The Bath Church - November 18, 2010
• Autopsy rules toddler's death a homicide
• Three local projects seek Pepsi grants
• UA Earns "A" in 2010 BCA Football Hiring Report
• TV journalist will cap lens on long career
• County won't extend hiring freeze to '11
• Men's Soccer Places Four on Academic All-America Team
• Baseball Announces 2011 Recruiting Class
• Andrew Bernat Speaks at Cleveland Tax Institute
• President Obama Proclaims Entrepreneurship Week
• Area death notices - Nov. 18
• Tree-burning by FirstEnergy won't proceed
• Art brings life to halls
• County seeks opinion on two councilwomen
• Area's ozone status is stable
• Wrongly convicted man gets $5 million settlement from Barberton
• Rock climbers want to bring sport to Gorge Metro Park
• Area's ozone status is stable
• Football Defeated by RedHawks, 19-14
• Women's Basketball Downs IUPUI, 70-49
• Comics to celebrate Veneman
• Treatment center is target of audit to look for fraud
• Wednesday's Women's Basketball Game to Air Live on 640 AM
• Area students to take part in global online education discussion
• Third time's a charm: Akron's Christmas tree in place - finally
• Man punches Akron store clerk
• Charges piling up for Akron fugitive arrested in shooting
• Judge orders Akron postal worker to repay nearly $15,000 in fraud case
• Body is found in Akron drive
• Deputies, firefighters save deer from drowning in Green pool
• Football Faces Miami (Ohio) Wednesday on ESPNU
• Henry V to take our 'Wooden O'
• Men’s Basketball Falls 76-68 at Dayton
• Akron General chief rings in Salvation Army annual kettle collection drive
• Cost of early voting site divides Summit elections board
• Akron man gets life in killing of refugee
• Akron arts leaders discuss challenges
• Ianello Weekly Press Conference Video
• Volleyball Concludes MAC Season With 3-0 Loss To Bulls
• Women's Basketball to Face IUPUI Wednesday
• Akron man gets 5 years in prison for luring girl into his home with $5
• Fugitive arrested in August shooting of Akron woman
• Burglar steals bulletproof vest from Akron fire station
• Brown forecasts tough 2012 race for re-election
• Summit engineer backs sale of land to Shelly Co.
• Missing feared dead after teen girl found bound, gagged in man's home
• Energy firm's request to drill wells is mired in complaint
• 2 men burned in Akron blast
• Akron is still pining for a Christmas tree
• Soap Box Derby president reaches finish line
• Poll gauges 'soul' of communities
• New Social Security hearing office in Akron aims to cut backlog
• Women's Basketball Falls in Season Opener to IPFW
• Men’s Basketball vs. Dayton Television Information
• Ianello MAC Media Teleconference Quotes and Audio
• Men's Soccer Awarded No. 3 Seed For NCAA Tournament
• Men's Basketball Faces First Road Challenge at Dayton
• 3 still missing may have been killed, sheriff says
• Man recalls the old shack that was home
• Volleyball Slated To Host Buffalo In MAC Tournament
• Mattocks Named to TDS National Team of the Week
• Women's Soccer 2010 Season In Review
• Professor Lahey Publishes Article on Financial Services Producers
• Ash Delivers Keynote Address at International Conference in China
• Women's Entrepreneurship Program
• Greek gala benefits Lippman, Shaw JCC
• Area death notices - Nov. 15
• The Scene - Nov. 15
• Local news briefs - Nov. 15, 2010
• Uniontown man fires shots during standoff
• Girl is found alive, bound in basement
• Barberton man faces charge
• Green nears decision on trash hauler
• Falls may cut building department
• Rifle Drops Dual Match with Ohio State
• Men's Soccer Captures Fourth Straight MAC Tournament Title
• Former Zip Zakuani Gets Call From Congo National Team
• Women's Basketball to Open Season at IPFW Monday
• Local news briefs - Nov. 14
• Radioactive soil among obstacles
• ABJ readers to be offered new method for coupons
• Kelsey's story on silver screen
• Lakemore back on track with fire levy
• 'A' student is prisoner of her cane
• Area death notices - Nov. 14
• Celebration news - Nov. 14
• Apple addicts get fix
• Suffield Township developing emergency notification system
• Zips Fall To Ball State In Conclusion Of Regular Season
• Football Bye Week Update with Ianello
• Women 17th; Men 20th at Regional Championship
• Men's Soccer to Face WMU in MAC Championship Sunday
• Bus ads target religious belief
• Reader tries to identify a lifesaver
• For sale: Heavenly location
• Limited Spots Available for Akron Soccer Winter Camp
• Green school board plans to cut up to 75 jobs
• Copley Road store picketed after fight between customers and workers
• Medina • Blair, Cecil H., 72, of Lafayette To...
• Latter-day Saints will gather
• Local news briefs - Nov. 13, 2010
• Election puts plans for slots at tracks on hold
• Men's Basketball vs. Millikin Radio Coverage Update
• Men's Basketball Tops Millikin, 89-41, in Opener
• Swimming and Diving Downs Duquesne
• Men's Soccer Advances to MAC Final With 3-1 Victory
• UA Athletics To Host NCAA Selection Show Watch Party
• Cross Country Prepares for NCAA Great Lakes Regional Championship
• Waterway cleanup takes natural approach
• N. Canton’s monument for all wars
• Splashes From The Bath Church - November 11, 2010
• PEOPLE HELPING PEOPLE
• AKRON Store robbed AKRON: Police are hoping someon...
• Delays sought in sewer increase
• East Ohio retiree catches suspect
• Alumni nominate East team nicknames
• Volleyball Drops Five Set Contest To Buffalo Bulls
• Green dedicates park for veterans
• 2010-11-11 - Tree Festival Offers First Taste of the Holidays for a Good Cause
• Medina • Broz, Christine, 87, of Medina. Die...
• Local news briefs - Nov. 11, 2010
• Trial scheduled on drug and gun charges
• Y-Bridge fence gets trial run
• CITY UP A TREE AGAIN
• Former Zip Bunbury Named to U.S. Men's National Team
• Men’s Basketball Adds Adedeji Ibitayo to 2011-12 Class
• Men's Basketball Opens Regular Season Friday Against Millikin
• Men's Soccer Sweeps MAC Postseason Awards
• Women's Basketball Announces 2011-12 Signing Class
• Swimming and Diving Heads to Duquesne
• Men's Soccer to host Buffalo in MAC Tournament Play Friday
• Vets Day overlooks one group
• Sex offender charged with beating, raping, robbing Akron woman
• Grandson beats drum for vet who led parades
• 2010-11-11 - Akron Children's seeks adolescents with migraines for clinical trial
• Volleyball Readies To Close Out Regular Season Play
• Akron Basketball Holds Preseason Media Day
• Men’s Basketball Signs Blake Justice to 2011-12 Class
• Vietnam memories plague veteran for decades
• Veterans with PTSD give others support
• Local news briefs - Nov. 10
• War's toll claims life of veteran
• KSU mulls project cutbacks
• Homeless veterans get shelter in Ravenna
• 2010-11-10 - Akron Children's Hospital Named LIVESTRONG® Community Impact Project Award Recipient
• Park district gives award to vet clinic
• Akron man arrested on drug charges; suspected of shooting robbers
• New Cuyahoga Falls police chief seeks to restore cut officers
• Summit County plans disposal program for unused medications
• Fairlawn considers closing streets against superstore invasion
• Summit engineer to lay off 6 workers
• NEUOCOM cuts some jobs, is adding others
• ADULTS ALSO BULLIED
• Men's Soccer MAC Tournament Tickets on Sale Now
• Coach Dambrot and Coach Kest to Appear at Akron Basketball Media Day
• Bookworms are duking for dollars
• School flies time machine
• Ianello MAC Media Teleconference Quotes and Audio
• Area death notices - Nov. 9
• Local news briefs - Nov. 9
• U.S. closer to getting cut from jewel
• Beacon Journal's list of charitable causes returning; submit information online
• Kasich asks Strickland to scrap rail contracts
• Local news briefs - Nov. 8
• Akron shooting victim identified
• District readies recycling plans
• Hot 'Glee' brightens show choir spotlight
• Camper is happy to help church in around-the-clock food drive
• Lower revenue, new debt in Summit budget
• Grant helps lure Falls business
• 2010-11-08 - Akron Children's PATHS program celebrates 20 years
• Area family has legacy of service
• A grave secret
• Summer Research Opportunities Program (SROP) at Ohio State
• Rifle Scores Second-Straight Top Finish
• Tennis Finishes Fall Schedule at Purdue Invitational
• Area death notices - Nov. 8
• Party builds hope for Habitat for Humanity
• Wine tasting, auctions benefit local Big Brothers & Sisters
• Scene
• Call-in on bullying Tuesday
• Early voting numbers don't measure up to expectations
• Local news briefs - Nov. 7
• Beacon Journal to host call-in for those touched by bullying
• Bullying leads to murder
• Stan Hywet is battling dubious distinction
• Bath Twp. may bid to patrol Richfield Township
• Area Veterans Day events this week
• First-time candidate pulls off political feat in election
• High school swimmers make waves for charity
• Local news briefs - Nov. 6
• Splashes From The Bath Church - November 4, 2010
• First United Methodist to celebrate anniversary
• False alarm locks down Glenn research center
• Reader gifts help others get rolling
• Falls man decries bullying, kills self
• Fairway Park files suit to block construction of Walmart, Sam's
• Sweethearts give thanks to dispatchers
• Neighbors aim at firing range
• Women's Basketball Takes Down Ashland, 68-49
• Football Falls 37-30 in 2OT at Ball State
• Men's Soccer Defeats Hartwick in Regular Season Finale
• Zips Battle But Fall, 1-3, to Ohio Bobcats
• DeNiro Named to MAC All-Freshman Team
• Women's Basketball to Host Ashland In Exhibition Saturday
• Dambrot Part of CollegeChalkTalk.com Diary Series for Second Year
• Area death notices - Nov. 5
• Cost of failed school issues
• Summit County officials report alarming surge in heroin deaths
• Local news briefs - Nov. 5
• Stow backs term limits after 2012
• Petitions oppose Walmart
• Mayor says China visit about jobs
• Baronayte, Jogasuria Pace Tennis in Day One of Purdue Invite
• Saluting a marine
• Volleyball Grabs Five Set Thriller Over Kent State
• Akron detective's hunch leads to two arrests in ATM thefts
• 19-year-old Akron man convicted of murder
• Enjoy $1 Hot Dogs and Pepsi Products During Nov. 12 Men's Basketball Opener
• Football Faces Ball State in Final Road Game
• Men's Soccer to Conclude Regular Season at Hartwick
• Undergraduate Tax Team Places in Top 10 Nationally
• MBA Horizons Program for New Students
• People helping people returning Nov. 14
• Area death notices - Nov. 4
• Local news briefs - Nov. 4
• Local man sentenced in 1994 homicide
• Merchants festively adorn Akron home for fundraiser
• A levy for safety forces might be coming next
• GOP wave reaches crest in Summit
• Central dispatch sparking interest
• Volleyball Set To Host Kent State And Ohio
• Survivor finds freedom speaking out about abuse
• Men's Basketball Handles John Carroll, 111-48
• Ohio studies migration of birds
• First choice for last spot can change
• Akron Racers Charities Launch Firestone Stadium Players Plaza
• Kasich eyes closing budget gap
• 2010-11-04 - Going smoke free benefits you and your children
• Men's Basketball to Face John Carroll in Exhibition Play
• Nov. 26 Football Game Set for 2 p.m. on SportsTime Ohio
• No. 2 Men's Soccer Takes Care of Michigan State, 1-0
• Bully pulpit must adopt kinder tone
• Harvey Nelson, CEO & Co-Founder of Main Street Gourmet to Headline Entrepreneur’s Idea Exchange
• Racers Make Move To Bolster 2011 Pitching Staff
• Men's Soccer Lands Four on All-District Academic Team
• REPUBLICANS SWEEP STATEWIDE OFFICES
• Akron's Issue 17 is rejected by voters
• Rep. Tim Ryan retains 17th District seat
• Psych exam ordered for killing suspect
• Roemer joins Summit council
• U.S. Rep. Sutton prevails over businessman Ganley
• 2010-11-03 - Kara Murphy urges young athletes to 'Keep Your Head in the Game'
• MBA Information Session on November 12
• Sexual-abuse survivor speaks out on 'Oprah'
• A levy for Akron safety forces might be coming next
• FirstEnergy begins testing fuel-cell system at coal plant
• Men’s Golf Concludes Fall Season with 12th-place Finish
• Get, share updates from area polling locations
• Grants to ignite an outbreak of the arts
• Final rounds before Election Day
• LaTourette easily wins 14th District
• No stamp of approval for missent mailed vote
• LaRose leads local Republican charge
• UA OKs raises for instructors
• Voters in the affluent Revere school district, whi...
• Renacci wins seat in Congress
• Republicans sweep statewide offices
• No. 2 Men's Soccer Looks to Bounce Back at Michigan State
• Nov. 17 Football Game to Be on ESPNU at 6 p.m.
• A milestone for madness in athletics
• Carousel property is on auction block
• Wounded warrior gets back on road with bike
• CBA’s Sales Program Ranked # 3 in U.S. and Canada
• Prashant Srivastava was Panel Presenter at Direct/Interactive Marketing Researching Summit
• Church's Jesus statue substitute won't hold up touchdown signal
• Local news briefs - Nov. 2
• Ianello Weekly Press Conference Video
• The Scene - Nov. 1
• Celebration news - Nov. 1
• Local news briefs - Nov. 1
• NAACP still fighting for rights, D.C. official says at Akron event
• Hudson schools say levy would only delay deficit
• Summit considers new study of traffic
• Rifle Wins Boilermaker Invite For Second-Straight Year
• Zips Tip Off Basketball Season with Successful Halloween Hoops Event
• Men’s Golf Tied for 14th Place After Day One of Hummingbird Intercollegiate
• Funerals scheduled for victims of Boston Twp. car crash
• County Council agrees to give Akron funds to fight housing blight
• Ianello MAC Media Teleconference Quotes and Audio
• The spirit of 1960
• Brunner orders investigation over GOP endorsements by McDonald's franchise owner
• KSU's arts building debuts
• Applications are Now Being Accepted
• Area death notices - Nov. 1
• LittleTikes Internship Opportunity
• CBA Alum is a Bestselling Author
• Study Abroad in India Blog Available
• Lawmakers hold stakes in pensions
• CBA's Professor Daugherty Co-Authors Book on Digital Media and Advertising
• Rob Kistler ’87 Named VP and CFO
• Northeastern Ohio Treasury Management Association (NEOTMA) Student Scholarships Available
• Student Part Time Employment Positions at The Taylor Institute
• Group to build up capital fund
• CBA featured in Princeton Review’s “Best 300 Business Schools: 2011 Edition”
• CBA Alums Mark and Beverly Belgya Establish Faculty Research Fund
• CBA Goes International on Student Appreciation Day
• Students: On-campus marketing job opportunity with Barnes & Noble College Booksellers
• CBA Alumnae Received 2010 ATHENA Young Professional
• Chelsea Kunkel's Greece/Italy Study Abroad Experience
• Fisher Institute and SMEI Akron to Host Sales Symposium
• CBA’s Ampaipitakwong Named Co-Player of the Week
• Dr. Thomas Calderon Receives American Accounting Association Award
• CBA Dean's List for Spring 2010 Semester Announced
• Janet Mosebach attended the Ernst & Young Foundation Tax Educators’ Symposium
• Owens and Taillon Make Presentations at MMA Conference
• UA Students Participate in Entrepreneurs Immersion Week
• CBA Alumnus Founds Alcohol Awareness Program
• CBA Alumna Receives Fulbright Award
• Owens Named Co-Editor of Marketing Insights
• Professor Aggarwal Has Highly Commended Paper
• CBA Students on UA Men’s Soccer Team
• CBA Hosts IT and Marketing Camp for High School Students
• School of Accountancy Holds Evening with the Accountants
• Todd Wade ’92 Named Senior V.P. at KeyBank
• Beta Gamma Sigma Chapter Attains Exemplary Status
• Leadership Akron selects CBA Professor
• Two killed, 1 injured in car crash in Boston Twp.
• CBA Student Crowned 2010-11 Homecoming King
• Announcing the 2010-2011 James C. Johnson Student Paper Competiton
• CBA Alumnus Receives Prestigious Award
• CBA to Host Global Supply Chain Forum
• Fatal crash kills two
• School of Accountancy Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) Program
• Another Accolade for Ampaipitakwong
• CBA Faculty Share their Words of Wisdom
• CBA Student Selected as Student Responder
• Women's Soccer Dropped by Miami in MAC Quarterfinal
• Orysia D’Aurelio Provides Resume and Interview Tips to SITE
• CBA Students and Faculty Participate in Akron Marathon
• CBA Fall Tailgates
• Dr. Thomas Calderon to Attend American Accounting Association Meeting
• Sewer rates may double to help pay for project
• The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company Executive Leadership Forum
• Peace Corps Seeks Volunteers with Business Skills
• Pi Sigma Epsilon (PSE) Recognized as "The Most Improved" Chapter in 2010
• Dr. Debmalya Mukherjee Will Attend Academy of Management Meeting
• Concerns over toxic algae fester
• On-Campus Recruiting Sessions for Fall 2010
• School of Accountancy Advisory Board Professional Development Day
• UA hosts global supply chain forum
• Management Faculty Win Prestigious Award
• Early risers will be able to get peek at Venus
• Robb Martin Presents Strategic Leadership Sessions
• 2011 Walmart Better Living Business Plan Challenge
• Visiting Faculty Bring Wealth of Experience to CBA
• CBA Faculty Are Part of New Academic Leadership Forum Class
• Legislature not acting on state pension fund troubles
• CBA Graduate Student Andrew Whitman is a Published Author
• Romanian Delegation Visits CBA
• Founder of OfficeMax to be Keynote Speaker at BizCamp
• Flag on I-71 is not tied to Flight 93
• UA Tax Team to Compete at Deloitte National Tax Case Study Competition
• Gradisher Shares Her Small Business Experience With Students
• CBA Alum to Head OSU Dining Services
• Dr. William Baker and Dr. Linda Orr Attend Marketing Educator's Conference
• Sewer rates may double to help pay for project
• Andrew Thomas Has 2010 Best Book in Marketing
• Andrew Thomas Asked to Comment on AirTran/Southwest Airlines Merger
• National Black MBA Association Conference
• CBA Welcomes New Marketing Chair
• Concerns over toxic algae fester
• Management Project Sign Up Now Open
• Ganley accusing Sutton of lying
• Rally offers some balm for venom in politics
• Big names in area for rallies
• McDonald's owner apologizes for urging workers to vote Republican
• CSB chairman defends salary, raise for chief
• Volleyball Defeats Bowling Green In Five
• Music association members tune in to needs of homeless
• Clinton campaigns in Canton
• Bill Clinton campaigns in Stark for Boccieri, Strickland
• Men Fourth, Women Seventh at MAC Cross Country Championship
• Football Shutout at Temple, 30-0
• Swimming and Diving Drops MAC Opener at Bowling Green
• No. 1 Men's Soccer Upset at Cleveland State, 2-1
• Splashes From The Bath Church - October 28, 2010
• Local news briefs - Oct. 30
• UA expert on politics in demand right now
• Summit Racing is gearing up to deliver gifts to U.S. troops
• Coach pleads in Springfield fondling case
• Community rallies around ailing doctor
• 2010-10-29 - Parents may want to keep an eye on baby's birthmark
• Cross Country Readies For MAC Championship
• Local news briefs - Oct. 29
• Witness to history standing no more
• Warmus guilty; defense claim rejected by jury
• Agency counsels adults and children
• Men's Golf Travels to North Carolina for Hummingbird Intercollegiate
• Copley Twp. OKs radio legislation
• Volleyball Falls To RedHawks In Four Sets
• Kent graduate would repeat 'Survivor' game
• Swimming and Diving Beaten by Oakland
• Kent hears firefighting possibilities
• Peninsula could chart a new destiny
• Sutton, Ganley at odds on many issues
• Sarkodie Claims Fourth MAC Scholar-Athlete Award
• 'Sense of duty' fuels chief
• Football Heads to Philly to Face MAC East Favorite Temple
• No. 1 Men's Soccer Heads North to Face Vikings Saturday
• MAC Tournament Quarterfinal Preview: #7 Akron at #2 Miami
• Men's Basketball Travel Packages to Dayton, Las Vegas Set
• Paranormal investigator puts spirits in Akron home to rest
• Women's Soccer Beats Bobcats in Regular Season Finale
• TV spots not winning many votes
• To err is human on campaign lit
• Area trick or treat times
• Area death notices - Oct. 28
• Local news briefs - Oct. 28
• Police find gun, drugs in car at Copley High
• Zips Prep For Second Tour Of East Division
• Swimmers and Divers Hit the Road For a Pair of Meets
• Men's Soccer to Be Featured on Fox 8 News Friday
• Dambrot Preseason MAC Media Teleconference Quotes
• Kest MAC Women's Basketball Coaches Media Call Transcript
• Kitchen, Mattocks Drawing Raves As First-Year Players
• Third-graders keeping tabs
• 2010-10-27 - Akron Children's to own, operate Special Care Nursery at Summa Akron City Hospital
• Portage • Moore, Howard ''Micky'' Jr., 62, o...
• Parking-lot killing case goes to jury
• Local news briefs - Oct. 27
• 2 teens arrested in Goodyear Heights break-ins
• No. 1 Men's Soccer Earns 1-0 Victory Over No. 9 Creighton
• Proenza upbeat on UA's prospects
• Candy makers recall lollipops, candy-coated raisins
• Ganley brings business approach to race against Sutton
• Jury deliberations in Warmus trial end for day without verdict
• Swindle ends in jail time
• Group considers connecting Firestone Metro Park with Towpath Trail
• Hudson teachers agree to pay more for health-care premiums
• Agency helps immigrants adjust
• Strickland, Kasich and others rally support in Summit County
• Women's Soccer Visits Ohio Thursday
• Women's Basketball Picked to Finish Fourth In Preseason Poll
• Inspector general won't investigate arbitrator who sided with Akron police
• Falls to buy into energy-efficiency program
• Area death notices - Oct. 26
• Times for trick or treat
• Local news briefs - Oct. 26
• Info Line links people, resources
• County plans aid for blighted areas
• Akron again plans single leaf pickup
• Men’s Golf Finishes Second at Memphis Intercollegiate
• Inside the Box with Poni: Saluting the Seniors
• No. 1 Men's Soccer to Host No. 9 Creighton Wednesday on STO
• Ianello Weekly Press Conference Video
• Light shines on fight in Clinton
• Cyclist is still going distance at age 79
• Parents turn heartbreak over daughter into activism
• Music provides pep for the Zips
• Scene
• Local news briefs - Oct. 25
• Cuyahoga Falls considers energy-saving consultant
• Man shot Sunday behind Miller South School
• Pound pets capture visitors' hearts
• 2010-10-25 - Kick off the holiday season at the 29th annual Holiday Tree Festival
• Men’s Golf Leads Memphis Intercollegiate Field After Day One
• Salary cuts to be less severe for city health workers
• LeBron donates computers to Akron schools
• Sarkodie Garners National Team of the Week Honors
• "Halloween Hoops" Scheduled for Oct. 29 at 6:30 p.m.
• Women's Soccer Clinches Spot in MAC Tournament
• Ianello MAC Media Teleconference Quotes and Audio
• Clark Named MAC Offensive Player of the Week
• JD/MBA Program Helps Student Embark on Exciting Career Even Before Graduation
• CBA Alumnae Joins SS&G as Tax Manager
• Dave Cockley attended Harvard Business Seminar
• CBA Alumnus is 2010 Cuyahoga Falls Citizen of the Year
• School of Accountancy Evening with the Accountants (EWA)
• CITe Hosts IT Career Camp for High School Students
• Volunteers sought for Summit County Animal Control
• Local news briefs - Oct. 24
• Long march home
• Rest stops on I-77 in Bath to reopen
• Tennis Concludes Play at USTA/ITA Regional
• New days, same stuff from Dyer
• Women's Soccer Downs Buffalo 3-0
• Local schools seeking levy help
• Ianello and Porter to Appear on Monday's Zips Live
• Proposal may get 2nd look
• Summer Co-ops/Internships Available
• 14th race is replay of 2008 contest
• Three Faculty Honored with 2010 Excellence Awards
• Teacher salaries draw scrutiny
• Pre-Commencement Reception Held for CBA Graduates on May 7, 2010
• Internship Opportunity for Graduate Students
• Volleyball Loses A Five Set Heartbreaker To EMU
• Apply Online - Free
• Akron SIFE Reaches Out to the Community
• Dr. Andrew Thomas Has Weekly Column
• CBA T-shirt Competition - Winners Announced
• CBA Student Organizations Volunteer at Akron Canton Foodbank
• 2010 Study Abroad Opportunities
• SIFE Students Travel To High School and Teach Kids About Going to College
• CBA Professor Strives to Help Clients
• Local news briefs - Oct. 23
• Accounting Association and Beta Alpha Psi Activities for Spring 2010
• CBA Major Match-Up Day
• UA’s College of Business Administration ranked as a top value
• Financial Aid for Study Abroad to University of Ulsan in South Korea
• Graduate Students Excel in National MBA Case Competition
• Undergraduate Student and two Marketing Professors win award for Best Paper in Track
• The University of Akron Hosts Youth Innovation Forum
• No. 1 Men's Soccer Captures MAC Regular-Season Title
• 'A Star for Freedom' to aid 4 Akron inner-city churches
• CBA Alumnus Inducted into Ohio Military Hall of Fame for Valor
• Finance Department Honors Outstanding Achievements
• CBA Student Aniqa Feerasta Attends Conference
• LEAP Program Offers 1 Credit Summer Undergraduate Courses to be used for Free Electives
• George W. Daverio School of Accountancy Hosts Symposium on Teaching & Learning for Accounting and Business Faculty
• School of Accountancy Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) Program
• CBA Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) Program
• Rifle Gets By IUP in Saturday's Home Opener
• Jazz musicians jam to local beat
• CBA Student Perry Kitchen Becomes Member of U-20 National Soccer Team
• CBA’s Close Ties With The J. M. Smucker Company Lead to Careers of a Life-time
• CBA Alumni to be Honored at Simonetti Awards Breakfast
• Vote on Your Favorite CBA T-Shirt Design
• CBA Welcomes Susan Gilmore Fultz from the Department of Labor
• CBA Student, Alumnus and Board Member Are Among 2010 SMEI Award Recipients
• CBA Student Mike Studer Promoted at Rea & Associates Inc.
• Historic building in Green eludes wrecking ball
• Issue would aid Green agency
• CBA Alumnus Organizes “Country Fest”
• UA's 3 Fulbright scholars will go far
• Dr. Prashant Srivastava Presents Research at Conference in March 2010
• Graduate Executive Forum Welcomes Mr. William C. Holmes
• College of Business Administration ranked by BusinessWeek as one of the top undergraduate programs in U.S.
• Taylor Institute to Host Junior Achievement Business Challenge
• CBA Accounting Programs Nationally Ranked
• Clinton to stump for Boccieri at Massillon-McKinley game
• CBA Course Offers Pre-Release Screening of “Please Remove Your Shoes”
• CBA Grad Student Wins First Annual IT Day
• CBA Faculty and Staff Receive Service Awards
• CBA Students Work With UNICEF
• CBA Hosts Entrepreneur's Idea Exchange Event on March 16, 2010
• Junior Leadership Akron Visits CBA
• UA to mark milestones at Aug. 14 Commencement
• No. 1 Men's Soccer Set to Host WMU in Key MAC Match-Up
• Revere hires firm to audit its forecast
• Taylor Institute to offer direct marketing seminar
• CBA’s Top Students Inducted into Beta Gamma Sigma
• CBA Alumna Running for Medina County Commissioner
• Mako-Robinson Receives NACADA Award
• CBA Student Qualifies for NCAA Rifle Tournament on March 13, 2010
• CBA Students visit Hyland Software
• CBA Korea Spring Break Study Abroad Program
• Nanchoff Named MAC Scholar-Athlete of the Week
• Cook-off pays tribute to secretary
• Office of the Federal Public Defender (FPD)
• CBA T-shirts Now on Sale
• CBA Alumnus Named Burg Award Winner
• CBA Launches Entrepreneur's Idea Exchange
• 2010 Donald L. Kaufman Business Speaker Series Welcomes Paul Greig
• ShelterBox Contents Were on Display in CBA Atrium
• CBA Professor Lends His Expertise to Aviation Security Debate
• Women's Soccer Drops Rival Kent State In Overtime
• Akron pastor keeps family tradition alive
• Community Legal Aid Services
• Mu Kappa Tau Marketing Honorary Inducts New Members
• CBA Student Receives Whan Challenge Memorial Scholarship
• MBA information sessions April 21, 23 and 28
• The Distribution Trap: Andrew Thomas' Latest Book
• Dean Krovi Congratulates CBA Soccer Players
• CBA Celebrates New Year with Ice Sculptures for First Night Akron
• Two Doubles Teams Advance at USTA/ITA Regional
• November Concerts To Showcase Symphony's Range And Diversity
• Cleveland Legal Aid Brief Service Clinics
• 2010 Zonta International Jane M. Klausman Women in Business Scholarships
• Dr. Debmalya Mukherjee's Papers Accepted by Academy of Management Conference
• First Annual Information Technology Day
• John Costello Joins Dunkin’ Brands Inc.
• CBA Holds Curriculum Summit
• Fitzgerald Institute Announces Graduate Business Plan Competition Winners
• Football Returns Home to Face Western Michigan
• Clemency Clinic
• CBA Students Collaborate With Students in China
• CBA Student Named to All-MAC Academic Rifle Team
• CBA Student Wins CSCMP Scholarship
• Dr. Prashant Srivastava Chaired Sessions at Annual Conference
• Financial Aid for Study Abroad to University of Ulsan in South Korea
• CBA T-shirt Design Contest is Announced
• CBA Congratulates the Zips' Men's Soccer Team!
• Tuesday, March 22, 2011
• CBA Faculty Train STEM Teachers
• Dr. John Hebert Attended Annual Meeting of Western Decision Sciences Institute
• CBA Students Compete at National Collegiate Sales Competition
• “Boots to Suits” Program
• Student Profile-Peter Nischt
• Annual Symposium on Information Systems Risks, Security & Assurance is Announced
• Rachel DeChurch Receives SHRM Scholarship Check
• Request a Viewbook
• Aniqa Feerasta, a May 2010 CBA graduate, has made the most of her four years at UA
• Dr. Roger Mayer Will Travel to Singapore Management University
• Akron's College of Business Ranked as a Best Value B-School
• CBA Teams Sweep Ohio HR Games
• CBA Alumni Forms Equity Research Firm
• CBA Marketing Department Student Recognition Awards Banquet
• CBA Alumnus Thomas Carone Named CEO
• Student/Alumni Video Messages
• CBA Team Competes at HR Regional Competition
• Dr. Mahesh Srinivasan Will Attend Operations Management Conference
• CBA Faculty Publications
• LEAP Program Offers 1 Credit Summer Graduate Courses to be used for MBA Free Electives
• CBA Recognizes It’s Top Students
• CBA Student Wins Scholarship from American Advertising Federation
• Dr. Bindiganavale Vijayaraman Attended Conference in December 2009
• Virtual Building Tour
• Paper Accepted by The American Real Estate and Urban Economics Association
• Dr. Raj Aggarwal Attended Swedish Conference in February 2010
• Mr. William Holmes speaks at the Graduate Executive Forum
• CBA Holds Student Org Fest
• CBA Celebrates Spirit Day
• CBA Social Responsibility Lecture Series Presents Dr. David R. Williams
• Dr. Barb Osyk Volunteers as Elf
• Football Falls to Visiting Western Michigan, 56-10
• Recruiting Schedule
• UA Students Finalists at 2010 LaunchTown Entrepreneurship Awards in April 2010
• Dr. Federico de Gregorio Attended Advertising Conference in March 2010
• CBA Student Spends Spring Break in Seoul
• Program Enrichment Lecture Series Welcomes Mr. John D. Ross
• CBA Student Nominated for Northeast Ohio Chapter of the Financial Executive Institute Award
• MBA Team Advances to Finals
• Dr. Andrew Thomas Quoted in Travel and Leisure Magazine
• Landfill's OEPA fine to fund local projects
• Highway work to wrap up soon
• Macedonia street squabble resolved
• UA's faculty in line to get 4.5% pay hike
• Dad first up to plate
• Witnesses at Cleveland lot say they never saw victim pull his gun
• 'Quiet zone' changes chugging along in Macedonia
• Homeless pets get new digs
• Local news briefs - Oct 22
• Red Cross group honors lifetime donor
• Deadly shooting horrifies Cavs fans
• Man makes guilty plea in homicide with a smirk
• Sutton says she's proud of record in Congress
• Toxic algae warnings lifted at two Akron drinking-water reservoirs
• Labs target property crimes
• Attempted robbery falls apart when suspect loses track of hostages
• OSU 'fans' not always real thing
• Corbin Bernsen movie Derby's salvation
• Florida man pleads guilty in death of Portage County realtor
• Kent State near top for average public-college student debtload
• Area death notices - Oct. 21
• Local news briefs - Oct. 21
• Witness describes deadly shooting
• Father Sam gets one day in jail
• Father Sam's fans rejoice
• ODOT agrees to restudy Northfield Center noise
• Bald by chance, bold by choice
• Father Sam to serve 1 day in jail
• GOJO faces $1 million lawsuit
• 2010-10-20 - "Miracles and Promises" Radiothon Raises Over $149,000 for Akron Children's Hospital Mahoning Valley
• 2010-10-20 - Akron Children's Medical Pavilion welcomes new pediatric neurologist
• Area death notices - Oct. 20
• Portage jury indicts Florida man in murder
• United Way spotlight: Greenleaf Family Center
• Local news briefs - Oct. 20
• History alive in Clinton's 1878 buildings
• Stow council mulls budget cuts, tax reduction
• Tight shoes and blisters part of awareness project
• Aultman must pay Mercy's attorney fees, reimburse taxpayers
• 40 years changes vietnam journey for vets
• False fees are a habit at Verizon
• Health care, campaign financing front and center at spirited debate
• Polsky winner never a woman who sits back
• Local news briefs - Oct. 19
• Summit council backs BioInnovation Institute
• Summit County Elections Board reaches deal
• Health Department staff voices merger objections
• Akron men guilty of lesser counts
• Attacks reach fever pitch in tight 16th District race
• Prosecutors say man shot parking lot attendant ‘out of pride’
• War veteran saluted for service
• UA student testifies in shooting of Cleveland parking lot attendant
• Local news briefs - Oct. 18
• 

Tips sought on serious hit-skip Tuscarawas accident
• Sheriff's office wins praise
• Efficiency partnership considered in the Falls
• Let's show we care: Vote Nov. 2
• Pressing changes in place for CPR standards
• Boccieri, Renacci debate
• Fair Finance prosecution to take years, experts say
• Scene
• Produce King's memories
• Area death notices - Oct. 17
• Celebration news - Oct. 17
• Local news briefs - Oct. 17
• Falls voters to decide charter changes
• U.S. funds could solve septic woes
• Complaints trouble state autism fund
• Mom's warnings pass the test
• 2 challenge Ryan's re-election bid
• Fair Finance auction fetches big bids
• 17th District congressional candidates
• Local news briefs - Oct. 16
• Seminary to host series for women in ministry
• Heroes' welcome
• Investment in others sows faith
• Summa Health touts its boost to economy
• On duty for the Legion
• Signs of success: Roads honor icons
• Girl Scouts protest potential camp closings
• Cities seek charter changes
• NEOUCOM growing in Rootstown
• State FOP seeks sanction against Akron mayor
• Splashes From Bath Chruch - October 14, 2010
• Wadsworth's Valleyview becomes the Chapel's third campus
• Columnist driving off into sunset
• Secrets plant message of love
• Area death notices - Oct. 15
• GOP argues separate voting facility is waste
• Blaze destroys 1866 landmark in Strasburg
• Local news briefs - Oct. 15
• Former guard won't be charged for acts at juvenile facility
• Center assists abused women
• Area math teachers share teaching ideas
• Gift helps get the ball rolling
• Halloween comes early via the mail
• 2010-10-14 - Flu vaccine recommended for all individuals at least 6 months old
• Area death notices - Oct. 14
• Memories remain
• Local news briefs - Oct. 14
• Agencies plan home clinic
• Green council rezones farm eyed by Summa
• Kent State soliciting alumni for ads
• Senate race has distinct choices
• Hair stylists, salons tackle ugly reality
• Area death notices - Oct. 13
• Local news briefs - Oct. 13
• Fisher, Portman trade blame
• Treasurer's scandal may hurt Dems
• Sutton, Ganley to go on radio show
• Area vigils speaking out against bullies, hate
• Akron schools endorse Issue 17 on ballot
• Magic is specialty of medical student
• Attorney appointed in shooting
• Bogus fees pumped up bottom line
• Canton school board member resigns
• 2010-10-12 - New pediatric surgery center to open this week
• Tenacious Bulldogs keep Comets from finding goal
• Area death notices - Oct. 12
• 'Voice of the century' Sutherland, 83
• Beacon seeks investors' input
• ACCESS Inc. gives shelter to homeless women, kids
• Local news briefs - Oct. 12
• New park dedicated, opening must wait
• Run/walk takes strides for victims
• Callis Tower repairs delight tenants
• County Council candidates focus on money issues
• City officials make appeal to school board
• Gubernatorial choices
• Akron police lay down law on reckless freeway drivers
• Local advocate for mentally ill wins U.S. award
• Meetings
• The Scene - Oct. 11
• Agency aids in cancer fight
• Hospice fundraiser toasts life
• Debutantes wow at Cotillion
• Fete strikes chord for music aficionados
• Local news briefs - Oct. 11
• Bath bridge requires lengthy repairs
• Andy Holcomb watches the Browns take on the Falcons
• Local news briefs - Oct. 10
• Holiday bazaars dot area
• 'The Ice Cradle' is 2nd novel for area writer, ghost whisperer
• Program offers tutoring
• Innovative green device generating buzz, sales
• Mom, 35, deploys into military career
• Refusal to debate generates criticism
• Stow vote to revisit term limits
• Archenemies in charter fight
• KSU shooting on tape
• Local news briefs - Oct. 9
• Water-wheel sculpture rises at Cascade Locks
• Family finds love enough for one more
• Zoo in top spirits
• Area death notices - Oct. 9
• Worship service honors 185th
• Agency helps with mental health
• Cordray defends record, points to reforms
• Bell still rings 13 times
• Splashes From Bath Chruch - October 07, 2010
• Men's service blesses church
• Judge won't bar comments made to police in parking lot shooting
• Statistics need time to be valid
• Past may linger in Richfield Manor
• Plasma collection center plans move
• B&W sparks cleaner coal process
• State launches site for loans to businesses
• Area deaths - October 7, 2010
• Local news briefs - Oct. 8
• Slasher film star chases after dream
• Man flees jeweler with 4-carat diamond
• Three appeals judges seek re-election
• Stark landfill fires 'slowing down'
• Firefighters remember their fallen
• UA buys plasma building site
• Monster on his back
• Akron police union overwhelmingly approves fact-finder report
• Sentencing delayed for Akron priest
• The Merollas are sharing inspiration
• Stark treasurer sets rules
• Stark plans broadband meeting
• Local news briefs - Oct. 7
• Marijuana seized in Brimfield Twp.
• Feds detail priest's scheme
• Akron police investigate shooting of woman, 21
• Akron man gets 10-year sentence in stabbing death
• Marijuana plants seized in Portage county
• Kent citizens group hatches idea
• Audio scientist verifies order
• Area death notices - Oct. 6
• Local news briefs - Oct. 6
• Election board in hitch over trailer
• Train ride to provide holiday fun
• Agencies preparing flu shots
• Fairlawn police to forgo pay raise
• Mayor wants arbitrator investigated
• Unique dance reflects Akron
• Fisher, Portman spar over records
• Contract approved by union
• Macedonia seeks tax at difficult time
• Medina man who helped save kids dies in crash
• Akron board OKs contract
• Suspect arrested in beating
• Attorneys admit Father Sam stole from foundation
• County sets record for amount of delinquent sewer bills
• Gray skies mute fall colors
• Follow progress of 5 local veterans on Vietnam journey
• Big tower not airport's or derby's
• Bus stop
• Mature Services helps older adults
• Local news briefs - Oct. 4
• Theater offers taste of Big Apple
• A disco strut down memory lane
• Summa Health System faces concerns over traffic in Green
• Akron to open Martha Avenue roundabout today
• Atomic duds
• Splashes From Bath Chruch - September 30, 2010
• The Scene - Oct. 4
• Area death notices - Oct. 4
• How to round a roundabout
• History buffs hit road for society benefit
• TV debates hit furious stride
• Warriors journey home
• Summer initiative puts teens to work
• Tallmadge ministry helping Vietnam veterans find peace
• Super Bowl raffle will help pay expenses of Vietnam trip
• Local news briefs - Oct. 3
• Foundation backs financial programs
• Schools can offer flexible options
• Registration deadline near for Nov. vote
• Local girls great fit for Glass Slipper
• Church puts on dancing shoes
• Local news briefs - Oct. 2
• Centennial at Kent State heralds plans for future
• Sisters raise awareness and funds
• School officials fearful 'Chief' may fall
• TV network to bring faith, party to area
• Portage County cuts payroll
• Artist to cover local garage with 3 quilts
• Early voting alters campaign strategies
• Stark • Betleyon, Wesley C., 74, of Massillon...
• Portage lays off 8 workers
• Akron parking goes high-tech
• Area death notices - Oct. 1
• Local news briefs - Oct. 1
• Crusade to rescue East pays off
• Early A.A. manuscript out today
• Schools, teachers agree
• United Way encouraged
• Boaters won't face felonies in Akron woman's drowning
• Akron police get backup on pay
• $2 million bond set for suspect in death of Portage real-estate agent
• Possible traffic problems
• Housing project offers affordable units
• 'Questing' enriches area park adventures
• 2010-09-30 - 'Walk this Way' aims to promote pedestrian safety around schools
• 'Extreme Makeover' for Ohio family home
• Local news briefs - Sept. 30
• Green names Oberdorfer new deputy service director
• KSU instructor planning out-of-this-world show
• Stark treasurer plans to give weekly office reports
• Some folks just need a real voice
• Police standoff ends peacefully in Wadsworth
• Area universities to share in settlement
• Portage murder suspect won't fight extradition
• Daughter gets life in prison without parole
• CSB approves new deal, raise for executive director
• Survivor shares hope with others
• Funds sought for canoeing trails
• Local news briefs - Sept. 29
• Charity for homeless seeking new facility
• DeWine promises to improve crime lab, fight Obama plan
• Fancy gown found on street in Akron
• Deputy suspended 30 days for use of force on inmate
• Body found in Akron woods
• 200 take advantage of Akron's early vote
• Annual Fall Collegiate Charity Classic
• Portage murder suspect won't fight extradition
• Injury exacts heavy price
• Area death notices - Sept. 27
• Ohio Lottery results - Sept. 27
• Today is the first day for early or absentee voting for the Nov. 2 election
• Local news briefs - Sept. 28
• Donations to fund repairs at arboretum
• Summit researches storm water program
• School board OKs operations budget for '10-'11
• North Canton mulls upgrading thoroughfare
• U.S. income downturn continues a long trend
• Headaches feared as health agencies merge
• GOP enthused as Tea Party rallies support
• Bliss on the way up; terror going down
• Airport on board with AirTran sale
• Summit council OKs gift-card plan for the needy
• Gearing up for early voting
• Friendships remain vital for nurses
• Akron General recruits doctors
• The Scene - Sept. 27
• Local news briefs - Sept. 27
• Catholic Charities leader, innovator in health, human services, dies at 66
• Fundraiser for Cancer Society celebrates hope, survival
• Children's Concert Society guests sample island rhythms
• Canton museum, director celebrate anniversaries
• Akron motorcycle club collects toys, money for needy families
• Area death notices - Sept. 26
• Celebration news - Sept. 26
• Foundation grants to aid underserved
• Jumpin' Jupiter! It's bright
• Local news briefs - Sept. 26
• Money spent on state's political campaign ads climbing
• New poll finds race for governor is close
• Summit prepares gift-card program
• EPA to delay sediment tests at area reservoir
• A lesson in film history
• Race director earns kudos for handshake
• Records fall at Akron marathon
• Akron Marathon Videos
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• Local news briefs - Sept. 25
• Splashes From Bath Chruch - September 23, 2010
• Grace Baptist will honor retiring minister Sunday
• Falls family devastated by assault
• Cancer survivor gives free earrings to female patients
• Wadsworth UPS employee gets year in prison for jewelry theft
• Akron Symphony Orchestra Early Romantics
• Area death notices - Sept. 24
• Local news briefs - Sept. 24
• More DNA tests in Prade slaying allowed by judge
• Medical dean joins NEOUCOM
• Medina police officer honored
• Ceremony celebrates new Leggett school
• Lightly they tread
• 2010-09-24 - Akron Children's Hospital's to Receive Donation from Kohl's Department S
• It's last call at sobriety cafe in North Akron
• Woman's death in Lake Erie ruled accidental drowning
• Police say suspect talked himself into more charges
• Barberton Mum Fest to blossom this weekend
• Akron murder defendant considers plea deal
• Team runs in educator's memory
• Two seniors at Buchtel rewarded with grants
• Ohio trails the nation in cell logic
• Get rid of unwanted pills Saturday
• Fathers take lead in walk
• Motorist won't be indicted
• Highland Middle School blaze ruled arson
• Barberton man hides from Alliance police, ends up crushed in trash truck
• Clinton woman faces prison
• Florida man sought in Realtor's killing
• Air Force Maj. Kallai remembered as an amazing man
• Hospital survey an insult to family
• Running with purpose
• John Reece, a judge during time of change
• Stow considers payout to drop benefits
• Trustee says groups favor plaque for Bath cemetery
• UA coach Dambrot, 10 others to be inducted in hall of fame
• Army dad deploys across country to walk son to Akron school
• Free furnace inspections available for disabled, elderly, vets
• Local deaths - Sept. 22
• Local news briefs - Sept. 22
• Problems plaguing bridge's overhaul
• Candidate vows to give half of pay to charity
• Green woman scares off registered sex offender
• Laid-off police officers return to duty after deal is approved
• Akron charter amendment to stay on ballot
• Dead body found in Portage County home for sale
• Symphony Guild’s Crescendo 2010 Tiaras and Top Hats Hits Catwalk
• Stow disbands panel created to discuss rental legislation
• Tallmadge testing new emergency warning system
• Fairlawn firefighters to forgo pay raises
• Local news briefs - Sept. 21
• Ike's granddaughter to talk at Stan Hywet
• Locker room fire forces middle school to evacuate
• Widow trembles during sentencing
• Police chief announces he's retiring
• Economic issues dominate debate
• Lots of legwork needed for Biden's landing
• Hitting his stride toward huge goal
• 2010-09-21 - Akron Children's Hospital wins two best workplace awards
• Advisories remain at three Northeast Ohio lakes
• Fingerhut bucks KSU proposal for more fees
• Akron Police chief to retire
• BOB DYER: New danger lurks above airline seats
• Funeral Mass Wednesday for son of late Barberton chief
• 16th district debate
• Biden flies to Akron to help governor
• 2010-09-20 - Akron Children's Mahoning Valley "Miracles and Promises" Radiothon and C
• Housing near UA is reborn
• Big day at the races
• Local news briefs - September 20
• The Scene - Sept. 20
• 8-year-old is an example of a generous Summer
• Awakening a new hope
• County still cleaning up in building hit by leak
• Mayor's courts reporting uptick in cases
• KSU creates job to improve student, neighbor relations
• Biden stumps for Strickland at UA rally
• Halftime Ceremony Honors former Browns players and coaches
• Stow-Munroe Falls library celebrates books, desserts
• Guests wine, dine in Canton
• 'Third and Long' focuses on small-town problems
• Area death notices - Sept. 19
• Reunion notices - Sept. 19
• Celebration news - Sept. 19
• Local news briefs - Sept. 19
• More cuts possible for Green
• Park will map out trail options
• Y-Bridge will be open just for race
• Survivor shakes off bad start
• Browns fans cheer first Ring of Honor
• Center of Kent gets set for more changes
• Biden to host local Strickland rally
• Accomplice convicted
• Akron says sewer fix to cost $650 million
• Open to change
• Tea Party draws 1,500 to Cuyahoga Falls rally
• Second Akron Tea Party
• Local news briefs - Sept. 18
• Ministries to gather at networking event
• Poverty rate rises in Ohio, U.S.
• CreateAthon helps tell organizations' stories
• Tornado damages OSU campus near Wooster
• Laid-off officers could return in Akron
• University band director dies after Falls game
• Banquet at 1868 house
• U.S. jobs rally questioned
• Tornado reported in Wooster, Akron streets flooded as storms rip through area
• Stark County to upgrade 911 dispatching system
• Medina County sweep nets 23 in drug busts
• Manager accused of taking $110,000
• Father recognizes son's tattoo
• Summit working on audit of derby finances
• Possible tornado south of Wooster
• Youth football runs family out of its house
• Brain region linked to introspection
• Local news briefs - Sept. 16
• Barberton, county health district to link Oct. 1
• Medina man honored by state fire marshal
• KSU has 7.6 pct. student increase
• Wild rant by politico goes viral
• Arlington IDs, reburies area Marine
• Akron keeps charter issue
• KSU project would cost students
• 2010-09-16 - Bikers and Bears Make 15th Trip to Akron Children's Hospital
• Barberton, county health district to link Oct. 1
• Re-enactment brings war Revolutionary War era to life for students
• St. Martha's graduates will reunite
• Area deaths
• Local news briefs - Sept. 15
• Canton family to open grave of Marine killed in Iraq blast
• Broken pipe floods county office building
• $4.3 million awarded to Ex-inmate paralyzed in prison football game
• 2010-09-15 - Kuderca joins surgical services management at Akron Children's Mahoning Valley
• Hundreds show up for Akron job fair
• Ohio gubernatorial debate to be replayed
• Local news briefs - Sept. 14
• City police adjusting to realities of layoffs
• UA yields to dual-track negotiations with faculty
• Maj. Mike Kallai dies while in Japan
• Summit buys food gift cards for needy
• Violent crime rate up slightly in Akron
• Artists transfer pieces to RTA
• Summit recycling program targets waste at farmers markets
• 1949 winner of All-American Soap Box Derby dies
• Mental tests ordered for murder suspect
• World War II airmen return to the skies
• Canton Marine's family to exhume remains at Arlington cemetery
• EPA gives FirstEnergy OK to emit mercury
• Area death notices - Sept. 14
• 2010-08-03 - Media Alert: Great Photo Opportunities at Akron Children's Burn Camp
• Life's dream takes flight at airport
• 2010-08-05 - Massillon Family of Four Welcomes Quintuplets
• Hero's welcome greets gravely wounded Marine
• 2010-08-10 - 'Change Bandit Recruitment' is now in Progress for the 2nd annual "Mirac
• 2010-06-16 - Camp-Tastrophe will teach kids how to spot and avoid danger
• 2010-08-16 - Akron Children's Mahoning Valley welcomes new pediatric pulmonologist
• 2010-06-17 - Akron Children's announces plans for Mahoning Valley's only dedicated pediatr
• 2010-08-17 - Sickle cell walk raises disease awareness and funds
• 2010-06-17 - Supervision is the key to prevent drowning
• 2010-08-17 - Is your child ready to stay home alone?
• 2010-06-22 - Panera Bread to donate 100% of the proceeds from cinnamon crunch bagels sold on Tuesday
• 2010-08-18 - Dr. Marc Nelson joins ENT Center at Akron Children's Hospital
• 2010-06-23 - Akron Children's Hospital Mahoning Valley Breaks Ground for "Garden of Hope&q
• 2010-08-23 - Answers come easy with new 3INFO line at Akron Children's Hospital
• 2010-06-24 - Hospital sees flare up in burn injuries around Fourth of July
• Aide sues Akron Public Schools
• 2010-08-27 - Tattoos do come with health risks, warns doctor
• 2010-06-28 - Abuse victims no longer have to wait for mental health services
• 2010-09-13 - New clinic addresses increase in bleeding disorders among young women
• 2010-08-27 - Transition to college can be a challenge for students with ADHD
• 2010-07-08 - Summer is a good time to work on writing, school skills
• The Scene - Sept. 13
• 2010-08-30 - Chevy AllStars' "BooBoo Bear" Promotion to Benefit Akron Children's
• 2010-07-13 - Allergy specialists join Akron Children's Hospital
• Local news briefs - Sept. 13
• 2010-08-30 - Supplies to be presented to Paul C. Bunn Elementary School
• 2010-07-22 - Akron Children's Mahoning Valley partners with Safe Kids
• Akron PJ party helps fight breast cancer
• 2010-09-07 - To celebrate, to honor, to remember at Akron Children's Hospital
• 2010-07-23 - Akron Children's names chief information officer
• Summa partygoers soak up magic at Sapphire Ball
• 2010-09-07 - Akron Children's Hospital creates special ER space for troubled kids
• 2010-07-23 - Dr. Louis Brine, Jr., joins Akron Children's Hospital Pediatrics
• Ambassador to Haiti speaks at Walsh Jesuit
• 2010-09-10 - Akron Children's offers sports injury, PT clinics at Pinnacle Sports Medina
• 2010-07-29 - Dairy Queen 'Miracle Treat Day' set for August 5th. Beat the Heat and Raise f
• Crash injures five in Morrow County
• 2010-07-30 - 49th Annual Harness Race Rally to benefit Akron Children's Hospital
• Line break causes taps to run dry
• Celebration news - Sept. 12
• Local news briefs - Sept. 12
• Budget shortfall has rivals sparring
• Remembering 9/11
• Falls keeps power rate until 2013
• Big gift benefits women’s health
• Police layoffs to start tonight
• Beacon Journal wins state honors
• Marriott coming to Fairlawn
• Green says bus trouble nearly fixed
• Akron couple's 9/11 video still powerful
• Bras decorate Kent bridge for a good cause
• Kenmore reunion commemorates the military
• Bras across the Cuyahoga
• Battle of the burgers
• Kenmore's Greatest Generations
• Local news items - Sept. 11
• Cantors' Poland trip focus of new movie
• Aurora grandson finding his roots
• Comfort spreads as quilt unfolds
• Akron police union rejects contract
• Tallmadge mayoral candidates allowed on ballot
• Business files suit on trade secrets
• West Nile virus detected in Barberton, Norton
• Old is gold for hordes of Ohioans
• Now in Akron, shop owner can't shake effects of 9/11 attacks
• Area death notices - Sept. 10
• Local news briefs - Sept. 10
• Bell and belfry raising at schoolhouse Monday
• Wooster students stand up for civility
• No doubt: All ills are our fault
• Akron Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Area death notices - Sept. 9
• Local news briefs - Sept. 9
• Church reaches out to Muslims
• Young's Hotel will be torn down for new complex
• Police report filed after sleeping boy, 5, taken to school bus garage
• Police, family seek answers in death of Akron man found injured in driveway
• Belgrade Gardens at top of pecking order
• Former deputy treasurer in Stark gets 10 years for embezzlement
• Ohio chairman upbeat about Democrats' chances
• Area deaths - Sept. 8
• Local news briefs - Sept. 8
• Hudson schools draw up possible cuts
• Akron grad at heart of charity
• Security cameras approved for voting location
• Words fail, but she's right
• University of Akron enrollment climbs to 29,291; others also up
• Stark names new interim treasurer
• Akron police react unhappily to tentative pact that saves jobs but forces concessions
• Volunteers help Howe House blossom
• Summit-Barberton health district merger closer
• Third defendant in KSU beating death gets 1 year in prison
• Bicyclist is pedaling after dream downtown
• Displaced Bhutans flock to English Cafe
• Deal near to save police jobs
• Mum's the word at yearly festival
• Candidates work Labor Day crowd
• Smaller inventor museum to open
• Hundreds rally against taxes on oil and natural gas
• High-speed fun over on Wingfoot Lake
• 'Food Feuds' to weigh in this week on Akron burgers, Barberton chicken
• Officials want carp stopped
• Area death notices - Sept. 7
• Local news briefs - Sept. 7
• District tallies results with focus on math
• Holcomb counts life's blessings
• Hudson stadium will go forward
• Boy's sacrifice recalled
• Slain teen memorialized
• Barberton Labor Day parade
• Candidates work the crowd at Barberton's Labor Day parade
• Akron discount store robbed
• Unregulated youth sports face skeptics
• Budget plans not a hot topic
• REUNIONS
• Datebook
• Local news briefs - Sept. 6
• Private schools launch student-loan Web site
• GAR Foundation grants top $1.3 million
• Local history: O'Neil's welcomed talking elevators 50 years ago
• Teen is fatally shot in yard
• In memory of Tony Swain Jr.
• Akron teen shot to death outside home
• Torso Murders in Cleveland basis for novel
• Celebration news - Sept. 5
• Local news briefs - Sept. 5
• Medina is the best hometown
• Youngstown hires Hathorn
• Button toasts holiday tradition
• Donors pay millions to put their names in UA stadium
• Arsenal cleanup to start Monday
• Restaurateur serves up win in classroom
• Volunteer, 90, has ultimate job
• Wooster series to look at science and religion
• Grace of Loyal Oak to celebrate anniversary
• Road and bridge work starting in south Stark
• Signed football cheers deployed Marine
• Zoning wars
• Stark • Brown, Bernard Sr., 73, of Titusville...
• Local news briefs - Sept. 3
• Teen trouble rockin' Falls
• Deaf killer sentenced to life in prison
• UA students should tread very lightly
• Area death notices - Sept. 3
• Local news briefs - Sept. 3
• Cheers for STEM school
• Historic coaster at Geauga Lake for sale on eBay
• Berlin lake test finds nothing
• Battered wife sentenced in slaying
• Baby sitter indicted in death of toddler
• Workers shouldering more of health-care burden
• Akron police union taking no position on proposal to shift school funds to safety forces
• Health merger deal done
• School group suggestions aim for peace
• Judge hears arguments over retesting DNA
• Copley group leery of Walmart
• Racial divide shows up on Walmart book shelves
• Election board to rethink voting site
• Akron council OKs ballot issue
• 50 years in prison for rape, abuse
• Kids learn how to care
• Events mark Akron's Bike Week
• Federal money to pay Akron teachers
• Stark soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Flu shot is urged for all
• Area deaths
• Local news briefs - Sept. 1, 2010
• Native Americans to share heritage at Falls powwow
• Nearly 60 people apply for $60,000-a-year jobs to oversee Ohio casinos
• Involta breaks ground in Akron
• Police union says offer rejected by Akron
• State auditor declares emergency in Lakemore
• Artist chisels niche into faces
• Police say live chicken set on fire at cemetery
• Park district to spend $138,000 to develop Springfield Bog
• Akron defendant offered 50-year prison term
• Organizers cancel East Akron parade
• Summit county unveils animal shelter
• Fire Deptartment paychecks blazing hot
• Plenty of casino commission hopefuls step up; some from area
• Area death notices - Aug. 31
• Lorain company blasts Strickland for campaign ad
• Local news briefs - Aug. 31
• Chief Thornton to retire today from Summit Sheriff's Office
• Marijuana-plant seizures exploding in rural Ohio
• Exit that links I-76 to I-277 closes for work
• Engineers are posting warnings for toxins
• Keith Thornton retires
• Summit wages a scrappy campaign
• The Scene - Aug. 30
• Splashes From Bath Chruch - August 26, 2010
• Area death notices - Aug. 30
• Dogs party at One of A Kind barbecue
• Local news briefs - Aug. 30
• Possibility of charges will depend on many factors
• Charity-event maven gets life back after serious fall
• Mystery surrounds drowning
• Green, Metro Parks eye plan for Southgate
• Church fair wins praise from school, help for kids
• UA's high-minded gallery opens
• Celebration news - Aug. 29
• Reunion notices - Aug. 29
• Hudson grad writes strong debut
• Chance to see planets will brighten this week
• Old firehouse fails to spark sales rush
• Fall Hiking Spree ready to hit trails
• Bike program gears up
• Area death notices - Aug. 29
• Infocision, Green reach deal to bring jobs to city
• Highland Square fair draws a crowd
• Religion notes - Aug. 28
• Local news briefs - Aug. 28
• Children's Hospital adds 'matchmaker' to services
• Coventry schools earn 'A' in state grading
• First Akron police officers receiving layoff notices
• Tibetan monks conduct event in Falls
• Barberton officials say water is safe to drink
• Tenants transform Hoover's old home
• Plus Bus to drive business message
• Lake visit turns disastrous
• Contamination common at coal ash sites
• Bras across river to lift spirits
• Loud bikes no different from cars
• Cuyahoga Falls board appeals ruling
• Engineer Swanson served county
• Two men get prison for Summit mortgage fraud
• Beekeeper, 15, competes for $25,000 grant
• Ohio EPA finds no toxic algae in Akron drinking water
• Wingfoot Lake opens to all
• U.S. Serbian Orthodox leader dies
• InfoCision seeks tax break in Green
• Ballot language replaced in Stow
• Ozone levels in region exceed federal limits on 11 days
• KSU faculty member helps unlock secret to Rubik's Cube
• Akron police union, city dispute whether no-layoff pledge offered
• U.S. tests for toxins at Berlin Reservoir
• Akron says drink water without fear
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• ODOT seeking federal funds for I-76/77 interchanges project in Akron
• ODOT to shut down I-271 ramp onto southbound I-77
• Area death notices - Aug. 25
• Local news briefs - Aug. 25
• Brunner approves voting at Job Center
• Children Services Board approves 2011 budget
• Ohio schools share in grant competition
• These elders dedicated to helping
• Metro will restrict use of vehicles
• School bells ring as fair kicks off
• Summit port gets better bond rating
• Akron mayor proposed using school money for safety forces
• Ex-mayor could end up replacing himself in Tallmadge
• Unemployment down, but jobs are, too
• Murder-for-hire defendant pleads guilty; victim's daughter awaits trial
• Local history: Wooden explorer battered over time
• Local news briefs - Aug. 24
• Brothers in arms ponder what's next
• Problems swamp Internet hopes
• Homeowners vote against drilling
• Richard Cordray advised pension funds to withhold records from Ohio newspapers
• Rating service drops port authorities
• Stark State College expanding campus
• County cans treasurer over funds
• Ellet cluster stands out in ratings
• Kids keep teacher's aide, 89, young
• Workplace behaviors DNA driven
• Scene
• Area death notices - Aug. 23
• Local news briefs - August 23, 2010
• Recruitment for Zips Racing in overdrive
• Rabies vaccine for wild raccoons to be distributed
• Bath farm harvests support
• Shadara, 7, gets wish for a pool
• Woman dies after being struck by car during melee near UA
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• Bonds offered for KSU satellite
• Woman, 21, struck by car amid melee
• Cats, dogs in exodus to new home
• Area death notices - Aug. 22
• Celebration news - Aug. 22
• Local news briefs - Aug. 22
• Towpath Trail gets a boost
• Road projects under way in Summit
• I-76 motorists: Prepare for delays
• Vote put on hold for trash hauler
• Prayer service and stamp to honor Mother Teresa
• Natural gas lurks in shale deep beneath Ohio
• Solar-energy facility powers up in Ohio
• Ohio scrambles on egg recall
• Nursing runs in family
• Stow's roads, budget both have big holes
• Testing detects toxins in lakes
• Counseling helps kids stay in line
• Program teaches ABCs of school
• Splashes From Bath Chruch - August 19, 2010
• Akron Symphony To Open Season With Concert Of Remembrance And Renewal
• Akron Marine lost in time
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• Area death notices - Aug. 20
• Local news briefs - Aug. 20
• Man held in deadly stabbing of friend
• Green land in divorce dispute
• Stow ballot issues in doubt
• Civic to pay firm for help booking acts
• Suspect describes stabbing in tearful 911 call
• Seat belts for buses aren't safe
• Barberton mother charged after saying she slapped infant with broken arm
• Wadsworth council withdrawing resolution
• Neighboring cities are feuding
• Baby sitter enters plea of not guilty
• Revere school board approves salary concessions
• Lock 3 Teen Expo promotes friendship, volunteerism
• Cleveland is a world unto itself?
• Juveniles can seal records on Saturday
• Area death notices - Aug. 19, 2010
• Northwest Akron getting new after-school program
• Saying 'why not' helps Lake Y gain strength
• Local news briefs - Aug. 19
• Bath Township trustee sees markers as best option to lay cemetery naming issue to rest
• Click to view a nice photo of two geese in the Cuyahoga Valley National Park
• Area Deaths - Aug. 17, 2010
• New students at Malone hit the streets
• Local news briefs - Aug. 18, 2010
• Male caregivers will be urged to escort children to area schools on Sept. 22
• Seventh-graders and kindergartners face new rules for vaccinations
• Akron to rebid $1.4 million furniture package for new Buchtel High School
• Rock hall will receive $5 million
• Ohio opening new park to the public next week
• Malone, Ashland score low in financial strength
• The verdict is in as people pay for paper
• Tallmadge spat heads to state
• Judge to issue verdict to deaf man Sept. 3
• Six issues set for fall ballot
• 'Top Shot' hopeful's run bites the bullet
• Students moving into UA's $27 million Spicer Hall
• Green woman charged with murder in toddler's death
• Local news briefs - Aug. 17
• Green hires contractor to keep tabs on projects
• LOST IN THE WOODS
• Green locks down upgrade for schools
• Four killed in 3-car crash near Canton
• Pitch-perfect anniversary
• Leaves of 3, let it be
• Wingfoot Lake State Park opens Aug. 27
• Camp WonderLung
• Ohio's top shot
• The Scene - Aug. 16
• Local news briefs - Aug. 16
• Akron-area mortgages still in red
• Eateries bite at a chance for growth
• Accident victim offers thanks
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• Local news briefs - Aug. 15, 2010
• Barberton Marine fights back from grave injuries
• E.J. Thomas Hall in hole
• Green streetlight controversy nears decision
• Sculpture Mile takes shape at Kent State
• Name of graveyard ignores past, man says
• Stoner Hawkins designed to be family magnet
• Moore's Chapel Cemetery
• University Park Alliance
• Local hero recovering
• St. Nicholas plans concert Aug. 21
• Private pond owners worried about algae
• Veterans battle lasting scars
• Kenmore alumni to be honored
• Green schools make staff reductions
• Officer back on job at UA
• 2 toddlers disappear; 1 girl dies in the heat
• Museum showcases B-17 and B-24 bombers
• Hawkins Park playground
• Local news briefs - Aug. 13
• Barberton health commissioner to retire from post in October
• Republicans file complaint over Tallmadge nomination
• Bierce Co. retail center marks 100 years
• Bad mouse wins duel with driver
• FirstMerit to pay Stark $230,000
• Families say camp changes kids' lives
• Hearing for embattled Stark Treasurer Gary Zeigler continued
• Wings of Freedom tour at MAPS in Green
• Former deputy mayor treats AMHA tenants
• Teen Expo at Lock 3 Aug. 19
• Soldier's kin lead efforts for bench to honor fallen
• Ohio, Premier reach pact
• Layoffs won't hurt funding
• Liquor sales hit record in Ohio
• Baby sitter charged with felony in toddler's death
• UA to pay tribue to 150,000th graduate
• Tiffany Calise
• Rotary Camp renovation planned
• 150,000 UA grad
• Grants pave way for area trail improvements
• Local news briefs - Aug. 12
• University Park Art Fair at Akron's Grace Park
• Summit residents love living here, but worry about economy
• Sculpture to mark site of Cascade mill
• FirstEnergy plant allowed to switch fuel
• Columnist Bob Dyer: Billboard sends heated message to ex-Cavs star
• Judges scold Barberton police in Elkins case
• Traveling Minnesota man makes detour to pay respects to A.A.
• Dominican Sisters of Peace welcome help spreading message
• Area death notices - Aug. 11, 2010
• Local news briefs - Aug. 11
• Firefighters to be hired while police face layoffs in Akron
• Jewell Cardwell: Transplant recipient breathing much easier
• Search continues for Akron attorney missing in Michigan
• Retiring Cuyahoga Falls Police Chief John Conley to take same job in Silver Lake
• Cold-case suspect gets 13 years for Akron rape, murder
• Canton gives Oldtimers $19,910 to rehab building
• New recycling program taking off
• Akron police sergeant honored
• Projected layoffs in Akron
• Local news briefs - Aug. 10
• Carver reveals slice of Ott
• Pet-supply worker who killed two slated to die
• Akron schools to get animal shelter back
• Cook avoids death row for killings
• Akron schools to get animal shelter back
• Local family mourns death of aid worker in Afghanistan
• City of Akron could lay off up to 199 workers
• Hudson TV show producer celebrates decade on the air
• Splashes From Bath Chruch - August 5, 2010
• Splashes From Bath Chruch - July 29, 2010
• Splashes From Bath Chruch - July 22, 2010
• Akron Symphony Chorus Auditions
• Splashes From The Bath Church - July 15, 2010
• Gospel Meets Symphony Choir To Perform At African American Festival
• Splashes From The Bath Church - July 8, 2010
• Hispanic Mass
• 2010-06-14 - 'Dance for Babies' Event to Benefit the Special Care Nursery of Akron Childre
• Levi Hammer Named Akron Symphony Assistant Conductor ...
• 2010-05-12 - Bikers from Greenford Christian Church Conducts 2nd Annual Teddy Bear Run for Akron Chi
• 2010-06-10 - New medical staff officers elected at Akron Children's Hospital
• 2010-06-09 - Mikey goes to Washington: Boardman pre-schooler travels to D.C. on behalf of children&#
• 2005-09-22 - Sun's harmful rays can cause vision problems later in life
• 2006-08-15 - Say Goodbye to Separation Anxiety
• 2008-10-01 - Akron Children's Psychiatric Intake Resource Center honored for its work with chil
• 2010-01-29 - Keeping kids safe in a winter wonderland
• 2005-09-22 - Akron Children's Hospital begins enrollment for new clinical trial for children wi
• 2006-05-23 - Children's Names Vice President of Development and Executive Director of Foundatio
• 2008-07-02 - Akron Children's Hospital names new director of Pediatric Cardiology
• 2009-11-20 - Ohio's new booster seat law takes effect Oct. 7
• 2006-02-09 - Change Bandits Raise $146,686 To Begin 98.1 WKDD Radiothon
• 2008-04-16 - Volunteers and Local Pharmacies Join Together to Help Akron Children's
• 2009-10-22 - You'll get safety tips – and a fun fright – from this Halloween video
• 2005-09-22 - Choosing the right sitter can make holiday festivities worry-free
• 2008-01-18 - Rest, TLC best options when infants, toddlers get colds
• 2009-08-20 - Enjoy $10 off Sick Child Care Center
• 2005-09-22 - Handling the holidays in a divorced family
• 2007-09-27 - Groups and Individuals Wanted for Tree Decorating
• 2009-07-06 - Dr. Gregg DiGiulio named director of Pediatric Emergency Medicine
• 2005-09-22 - Parents can prevent a medical error from harming their child
• 2007-07-09 - Children's Miracle Network Celebration Telethon breaks records for Akron Children&
• 2009-04-21 - Should all teens be screened for depression?
• 2005-09-22 - Safety is no trick at Halloween
• 2007-01-31 - Silver Anniversary Holiday Tree Festival Announces $220,000 for Akron Children's H
• 2009-02-04 - Akron Children's Hospital moves babies back to NICU
• 2010-05-26 - Toilet training is a huge milestone for both kids and their parents
• 2005-09-22 - Hi-tech sounds affect hearing
• 2006-10-12 - Silver Gala to Celebrate Akron Children's Hospital 25th Holiday Tree Festival
• 2008-11-18 - Akron Children's offers group treatment for children & teens with headaches
• 2010-03-25 - When discussion is difficult, books can come to aid of parents
• 2005-09-22 - Beware of hidden dangers of novelty fireworks
• 2006-08-17 - Mychal Clayton Sickle Cell Walk Raises Money and Awareness
• 2008-10-03 - New pediatric psychiatrist joins Akron Children's Hospital
• 2010-01-29 - Chores, chores, chores: Why children should do them and what's age appropriate
• 2005-09-22 - Boosting your child's brain power
• 2006-05-24 - KidsPoll shows most kids don't get enough zzzzs
• 2008-07-16 - IndyCar Series racer Milka Duno to visit patients at Akron Children's
• 2009-11-23 - Winning Web initiatives garner awards for Akron Children's Hospital
• 2006-02-12 - 98.1 WKDD Radiothon Raises $845,098 for Akron Children's Hospital
• 2008-04-16 - Antique and Treasure Appraisal Fair to Benefit C.A.R.E. Center at Akron Children's
• 2009-10-27 - Breakfast with Santa at Holiday Tree Festival
• 2005-09-22 - The end of summer doesn't mean the end of summertime accidents
• 2008-01-30 - Tennis stars and Petie the Pony team up to visit kids at Akron Children's
• 2009-08-21 - Pediatric plastic surgeon Ananth Murthy joins Akron Children's
• 2005-09-22 - Newcomerstown hemophilia patient doubles as pioneer for Akron Children's Hospital
• 2007-10-01 - Akron Children's Hospital honors retiring neonatologist
• 2009-07-15 - Sports medicine specialist to address young athletes in Norton
• 2005-09-22 - Akron Children's Hospital adds new health information for parents, kids and teens
• 2007-07-09 - Akron Children's Hospital introduces Telehealth Program
• 2009-04-24 - Natalie Gulbis to appear at Children's Hospital fundraiser
• 2005-09-22 - Akron Children's opens practice in Medina to help kids with kidney disease
• 2007-02-05 - Dating violence impacts teen relationships
• 2009-02-13 - Zahler named wellness coordinator at Akron Children's Hospital
• 2010-05-26 - Childhood cancer program at Akron Children's earns top accreditation
• 2005-09-22 - Choosing car seat that fits, proper installation keys to safety
• 2006-10-19 - Akron Children's Hospital Holiday Tree Festival Celebrates 25th Anniversary
• 2008-11-25 - Choose toys that teach this holiday season
• 2010-04-05 - Rescue, recovery of local toddler featured on Today Show
• 2006-08-28 - Free conference for childhood cancer survivors set for Sept. 30
• 2008-10-06 - The Scintas to Perform to Benefit Children's Hospital
• 2010-02-01 - Akron Children's Medina pediatric office relocates, accepting new patients
• 2005-09-22 - Making choices: A magical adventure your child will never forget
• 2006-05-24 - The Heart Center at Akron Children's Hospital earns accreditation for its echocard
• 2008-07-22 - Performing arts students to offer hope, peace to Akron Children's patients
• 2009-11-23 - Akron Children's receives $1 million commitment to establish the Rebecca D. Consid
• 2006-02-15 - An Evening of Wine & Wishes Held to Benefit Akron Children's Hospital
• 2008-04-21 - Low-cost group weight management program for kids and teens offered at local fitness ce
• 2009-10-30 - Pediatrician joins Akron Children's Fairlawn pediatric office
• 2005-09-22 - Akron Children's Hospital honors John Freeman, M.D., of Johns Hopkins with Hower A
• 2008-02-05 - Healthy Pregnancy Series scheduled for high-risk moms
• 2009-08-27 - Classes, camps offer grief support for children, families
• 2005-09-22 - Diagnosing and treating ear infections
• 2007-10-09 - Safety is the best Halloween treat
• 2009-07-15 - Mahoning Valley Scrappers host 'Pack the Park' night to benefit Akron Childre
• 2005-09-22 - Kids cutting carbs has some doctors concerned
• 2007-07-09 - 'Eye' Care for Kids at Akron Children's Hospital
• 2009-04-28 - Akron Children's Hospital restricts visitors as swine flu infection control measur
• 2005-09-22 - Teach kids and teens to limit caffeine
• 2007-02-12 - 'Have a Heart, Do Your Part' Radiothon raises $858,376 for Akron Children
• 2009-02-17 - Eating healthy on a lean food budget
• 2010-06-04 - Media Alert: Kids (with cancer) get to be kids at Camp CHOPS
• 2005-09-22 - New NIH study helps Texas teen get focused
• 2006-10-20 - Swimmers Raise Money for Akron Children's Hospital and Firestone High Aquatics Ass
• 2008-12-02 - Holiday Tree Festival names award winners for 2008
• 2010-04-13 - Looking at imaging procedures through the eyes of a child
• 2005-09-22 - Play it safe and stay safe
• 2006-09-07 - Cars Racing and Crashing Benefit Akron Children's Hospital Hemophilia Patients
• 2008-10-08 - Halloween can help kids manage fears, explore new roles
• 2010-02-02 - Breastfeeding: A new skill for both mom and baby
• 2005-09-22 - Flu vaccine expands its horizons, reaches new populations
• 2006-05-25 - Children's Helps Newborn Survive Critical Birth Defect
• 2008-07-24 - Akron Children's names director of Advanced Cardiac Imaging
• 2009-12-01 - Live Web chat on Dec. 10 focuses on teen depression
• 2006-03-03 - Steroid use and its effects on young athletes
• 2008-04-22 - Breastfeeding support for new and expecting moms
• 2009-10-30 - Pediatrician joins Akron Children's Green pediatric office
• 2005-09-22 - Akron Children's Hospital seeking young children for meningitis vaccine study
• 2008-02-11 - Akron Children's Hospital to feature surgery to correct shoulder instability durin
• 2009-08-27 - Akron Children's Fairlawn pediatric office relocates to expanded location
• 2005-09-22 - Healthy tips for children who 'veg out'
• 2007-10-11 - Denim and Diamonds raises over $500,000 for Akron Children's Hospital
• 2009-07-15 - Registration is Open for the Kelly Pavlik 'Clubs for Kids' Golf Classic to Be
• 2005-09-22 - Properly managed asthma can keep kids in school, activities
• 2007-07-09 - Wal-Mart raises $10 million for Children's Miracle Network hospitals including $54
• 2009-05-05 - With health care reform underway, it's time to Speak Now for Kids
• 2005-09-22 - Survey shows 4 out of 10 kids bully others
• 2007-02-13 - Safety seats and belts save lives
• 2009-03-01 - Sick Child Care Center gives working parents an alternative
• 2010-06-04 - Lisa Aurilio named chief nursing officer at Akron Children's Hospital
• 2005-09-22 - Program teaches children fire isn't child's play
• 2006-10-23 - Aluminum Cans for Burned Children celebrates 20 years in Summit/Stark County
• 2008-12-05 - Fishcreek students linking lives to help Akron Children's
• 2010-04-13 - Imaginary friend or foe? Video explores your pre-schooler's creative thinking
• 2005-09-22 - Is your child too busy?
• 2006-09-12 - Cure Kids Cancer Radiothon Airs in North-Central Ohio September 21-23
• 2008-10-10 - Hudson pediatrics office adds Sunday hours
• 2010-02-04 - Your teen's first love: Why it's intense and how you should be involved
• 2005-09-22 - Children's Hospital's developmental pediatrician John Duby to discuss learnin
• 2006-06-04 - Children's Miracle Network Raises $2 Million For Akron Children's Hospital
• 2008-08-04 - Akron Children's Hospital to adopt nicotine-free hiring policy
• 2009-12-01 - Eat ‘n Park hosts 'Caring for Kids' events to benefit Akron Children's
• 2006-04-12 - Akron Children's Hospital launches online asthma centers
• 2008-04-28 - Public invited to orthopedic and sports medicine center's home opener
• 2009-11-03 - Akron Children's to host two live Web chats next week
• 2005-10-11 - Observe Basic Safety Rules to Keep Halloween Safe and Fun
• 2008-02-11 - 'Have Heart, Do Your Part' Radiothon raises over $1 Million
• 2009-08-28 - Grateful family to help Akron Children's Hospital
• 2005-09-22 - Hear ye, hear ye: Early identification of hearing impairment is key
• 2007-10-11 - Firestone Swim Marathon - Kids Helping Kids
• 2009-07-15 - Friends Rally to raise money for Akron Children's
• 2005-09-22 - Preparing your child for surgery
• 2007-07-10 - Keep your kids in the swim this summer
• 2009-05-11 - Hilltop Elementary Students Raise $2,887 and donate 1,174 books to Akron Children'
• 2005-09-22 - Sun damage at an all-time high among teens
• 2007-03-08 - Akron Children's Hospital hosts conference for caregivers
• 2009-03-03 - Make sure "reality" is on the spring break checklist
• 2005-09-22 - Getting to the heart of sports physicals
• 2006-10-27 - Holiday Tree Festival Presents Breakfast with Santa
• 2008-12-08 - Akron Children's Hospital Mahoning Valley to open Monday at Beeghly
• 2010-04-16 - Solon doctors answer common questions in free parenting seminars
• 2005-09-22 - Intensive outpatient care for kids that's close to home
• 2006-09-12 - Some Kids Really Are Sick Of School
• 2008-10-16 - Local chapter of Ronald McDonald House Charities awards Akron Children's of Mahoni
• 2010-02-09 - Pediatric orthopedic research recognized
• 2005-09-22 - Don't let your children face the sun alone
• 2006-06-07 - Young girl blogs trip to D.C. to advocate for her brother
• 2008-08-12 - Akron Children's Hospital celebrates 20th Kids Cancer Survivors Day
• 2009-12-01 - Barnes and Noble Holiday Book Drive and Gift Wrapping to Benefit Akron Children's
• 2006-04-14 - Children's Hospital Honors Dr. Alan Percy From University of Alabama With Hower Aw
• 2008-04-30 - Akron Children's Hospital hosts Bone Marrow Drive
• 2009-11-05 - Kory Wiita's family urges teams to focus on victory
• 2005-11-29 - Parent Homework 101: Manage Time Effectively
• 2008-02-19 - March of Dimes National Ambassador to visit Akron Children's Hospital
• 2009-08-31 - Get answers to your questions about ADHD through live Web chat
• 2005-09-22 - The importance of newborn screening
• 2007-11-08 - What you need to know about MRSA
• 2009-07-17 - Inside Children's is tops in consumer health information
• 2005-09-22 - Bullying - What's a parent to do?
• 2007-07-23 - Akron Children's Hospital and HMHP collaborate to enhance neonatal special care nu
• 2009-05-11 - Baubles, Bangles and Blooms event to benefit Akron Children's Hospital Mahoning Va
• 2005-09-22 - Protect your kids from dog bites this summer
• 2007-03-11 - Losing weight for competitive gain could trigger female athlete triad
• 2009-03-10 - The miracle of living life to the fullest
• 2005-09-22 - Dying to be thin: eating disorders
• 2006-11-01 - Adoption is a gift for all seasons
• 2008-12-15 - Akron Children's, Aultman team up to offer pediatric pulmonology, neurology clinic
• 2010-04-20 - Akron Children's Hospital earns A1 rating from Moody's
• 2005-09-22 - Hanselman sextuplets turn 1
• 2008-10-16 - Holiday Tree Festival "Evening of Enchantment" tickets now on sale
• 2010-02-11 - A little chocolate helps make the milk go down
• 2005-09-22 - Children's Hospital nets trauma designation
• 2006-06-21 - Akron Children's Hospital clears the air for the kids
• 2008-08-21 - Ohio's first helicopter dedicated to pediatrics
• 2009-12-04 - Video offers tips to keep teen drivers safe
• 2005-07-01 - Use of steroids among teens up despite dangers
• 2006-04-19 - Spring can be a tough season for allergies
• 2008-05-05 - Dr. Joseph Congeni named Ohio Team Physician of Year
• 2009-11-06 - 'Koins for Kids' to benefit Akron Children's Mahoning Valley
• 2005-11-29 - Making the holidays more meaningful
• 2008-02-20 - Annual Charity Ball debutantes
• 2009-09-02 - Akron Children's Hospital launches parenting e-newsletter iGrow
• 2005-09-22 - Teaching children to cope with disappointment
• 2007-11-13 - Mahoning Valley partnership enhances services for abused children
• 2009-07-22 - ENT Center at Akron Children's Hospital opens its doors
• 2005-09-22 - Less virtual reality, more real life, best for kids
• 2007-07-24 - Denim & Diamonds event on Sept. 15 to benefit cancer research at Akron Children
• 2009-05-11 - Two Valley Men Set to Cycle Cross-country to Raise Funds for Akron Children's Hosp
• 2005-09-22 - Fourth of July fuels injuries
• 2007-03-20 - See poison prevention through the eyes of a child
• 2009-03-17 - An Evening of Wine & Wishes to Benefit Akron Children's Hospital
• 2005-09-22 - Cold & Flu Tips for Parents
• 2006-11-17 - Akron Children's Hospital pursues Magnet status
• 2008-12-17 - Safety first at the Ronald McDonald House
• 2010-04-21 - Medication turn-in event is set for May 22
• 2005-09-22 - "You'll Shoot Your Eye Out, Kid!"
• 2006-09-13 - Daylong camp helps kids cope with grief
• 2008-10-17 - BioInnovation Institute in Akron launched
• 2010-02-16 - Local Children to benefit from Youngstown Phantoms' 'Mario Lemieux Foundation
• 2005-09-22 - Akron Children's Hospital adds high-risk obstetrics to list of services
• 2006-06-22 - Seeing is Believing for Akron Children's Hospital Patients
• 2008-08-25 - Canton Fire Department to hold poker run for burn victims at Akron Children's
• 2009-12-09 - Akron Children's reports nearly $60 million in community benefits
• 2005-07-01 - Rise in eating disorders among teens cause for concern?
• 2006-04-25 - Event Unveils Healing Artwork to Benefit C.A.R.E. Center at Akron Children's Hospi
• 2008-05-07 - Prom-night safety is a priority for parents
• 2009-11-06 - Helping Children through Song
• 2005-11-29 - Choosing the right sitter can make holiday festivities worry free
• 2008-02-22 - ACBC wants students to help 'Name that Can'
• 2009-09-09 - Teach kids the 'ABCs' of H1N1 flu
• 2005-09-22 - Procrastination leads to frustration for parents
• 2007-11-14 - Now is the time for kids to get flu shots
• 2009-08-01 - Sickle cell trait may put certain athletes at risk during training
• 2005-09-22 - Homesickness can make your child an unhappy camper
• 2007-07-27 - Live webcast connects cystic fibrosis patients, families with professionals
• 2009-05-12 - Akron Children's lifts visitors' restriction
• 2005-09-22 - National survey shows most children diet
• 2007-03-27 - Akron Children's Hospital achieves Magnet recognition status and joins the ranks o
• 2009-03-17 - Lodi Station Outlets 5th Annual Bunny Breakfast, Egg Hunt and Hop to Benefit Akron Chil
• 2005-09-22 - Fourth of July safety is the key to a happy holiday
• 2006-11-19 - Information about computer breach
• 2008-12-23 - 10 Kids' Health Issues to Watch in 2009
• 2010-04-29 - Teens' use of social networking sites is focus of meeting
• 2005-09-22 - Akron Children's Hospital is the first pediatric facility in the country to own an
• 2006-09-21 - Akron Children's Hospital designated a NorthCoast 99 winner
• 2008-10-20 - Akron Children's welcomes Shefali Mahesh, M.D., to the Department of Nephrology a
• 2010-02-18 - Study testing vaccine for Type 1 diabetes underway at Akron Children's Hospital
• 2005-09-22 - Parents Beware: Slow down on the fast food!
• 2006-07-05 - School-age Children at Highest Risk for Dog Bites
• 2008-08-27 - Dr. Norman Christopher to lead Akron Children's Department of Pediatrics
• 2009-12-15 - New Year's resolutions can benefit whole family
• 2005-07-01 - Open windows pose serious threat to toddlers
• 2006-04-25 - Parents can help get preschoolers off to a great start
• 2008-05-20 - Children's Hospital dedicates Garden of Hope and Healing
• 2009-11-10 - Akron Children's adds a pediatric physiatrist
• 2005-12-12 - Choking 'Game' can kill or leave teens disabled for life
• 2008-02-22 - Academy promotes informed adoption choices
• 2009-09-17 - Cast a vote for Akron Children's and you may win an Xbox 360
• 2005-09-22 - Make no bones about it: Calcium today means healthy bones tomorrow
• 2007-11-15 - Akron Children's Hospital to participate in CIBC World Markets Miracle Day 2007
• 2009-08-03 - Akron Children's opens new ER in Bath Township
• 2005-09-22 - Children's nightmares are scary to both kids and parents
• 2007-08-14 - Winners at the 46th Annual Harness Race Rally Announced
• 2009-05-21 - Family Walk sculpture at Akron Children's Hospital to be dedicated on May 28, 2009
• 2005-09-22 - Akron Children's Hospital reminds parents to pitch ipecac syrup
• 2007-04-06 - Early intervention key for children with speech delays
• 2009-03-17 - EBO Group Donates Mobile Surgical Chair to Burn Institute
• 2005-09-22 - Preparing for a Second Baby? Don't Forget to Prepare Big Brother
• 2006-11-20 - Give your kids a holiday from divorce
• 2008-12-27 - Ten-year-old Olivia battles brain cancer for second time
• 2010-05-04 - 4th Annual Diamond Classic for Kids Baseball Game
• 2005-09-22 - Akron Children's Hospital clarifies myth about pop can pull tabs: They DO benefit
• 2006-09-21 - First Annual Wine & Wishes Golf Outing and Clam Bake Held to Benefit Akron Children
• 2008-10-27 - Akron Children's is seeking volunteers for new hospital in Boardman
• 2010-02-18 - Free buttermilk pancakes on Feb. 23 at IHOP
• 2005-09-22 - Eating breakfast helps kids get ahead in school
• 2006-07-07 - Children's Miracle Network Hospitals Receive More Than $32 Million From Wal-Mart S
• 2008-09-05 - Akron Children's sets December opening for new Mahoning Valley hospital
• 2009-12-21 - Who needs a sleigh when you can make a grand arrival on Air Bear, Ohio's only pedi
• 2005-07-01 - Akron Children's Hospital sees alarming increase in number of near drownings and d
• 2006-04-28 - Safe Kids Summit County launches its first Adopt-A-Crosswalk Program on May 3
• 2008-06-03 - Pediatric care offices in Hudson, Solon join Akron Children's Hospital network
• 2009-11-10 - Dr. Hirsh joins pediatric palliative care team at Akron Children's
• 2006-01-05 - Ten kids' health issues to watch in 2006
• 2008-02-26 - Cold and flu: Too sick for school?
• 2009-09-21 - Ohio's new booster seat law takes effect Oct. 7
• 2005-09-22 - Poison prevention begins at home
• 2007-11-15 - akronchildrens.org wins gold and silver in eHealthcare Leadership Awards
• 2009-08-07 - Members of American Legion Family donate stuffed animals and books to Akron Children�
• 2005-09-22 - Many overweight children have something to lose this year
• 2007-08-14 - Sterling Jewelers Inc. pledges $260,000 to Akron Children's Hospital to support ne
• 2009-05-28 - Dr. John Pope elected to AAP post
• 2005-09-22 - Parents beware: Curb the urge to give children an herb
• 2007-05-02 - Teen headache treatment sessions offered
• 2009-03-19 - 'Comfort' now available to caregivers of Ohio's seriously-ill children
• 2005-09-22 - Seeing things more clearly: Diagnosing vision problems in children
• 2006-11-27 - Be safe at home with holiday toys
• 2009-01-05 - Akron Children's study aims to improve care for burn patients
• 2010-05-10 - Annie Sofran named senior public relations specialist for Mahoning Valley
• 2005-09-22 - Free prescriptions, clinical evaluations await ADHD drug research participants
• 2006-09-25 - 11th Annual Forest Heritage Festival Held to Benefit Akron Children's Hospital
• 2010-02-22 - 'Skate for the Kids' at Akron Children's Hospital next weekend at the Ic
• 2005-09-22 - Halloween treats leave no room for tricks
• 2006-07-12 - Help kids say 'so long' to soda
• 2008-09-11 - Future Fitness Club offered at local fitness centers
• 2010-01-05 - Akron Children's adds injury prevention educator
• 2005-09-22 - With snow comes an increase in injuries
• 2006-05-01 - Friends of Akron Children's Hospital Kick-off Harness Race Rally Ticket Sales
• 2008-06-04 - How healthy is Summit County? Residents asked to weigh in
• 2009-11-14 - Dr. John Duby named Ohio AAP's 'Pediatrician of the Year'
• 2006-01-05 - Akron Children's Hospital and 98.1 WKDD seek Change Bandits for Radiothon
• 2008-02-28 - Vaccinating children key in protecting all Americans from flu
• 2009-09-21 - Pediatrician joins Akron Children's Ashland pediatric office
• 2005-09-22 - Companies benefit from Sick Child Care Center
• 2007-11-19 - Akron Children's Hospital Hemostasis and Thrombosis Center awarded federal grant
• 2009-08-07 - Beat the summer heat and support Akron Children's Hospital with a Dairy Queen Bliz
• 2005-09-22 - Select age-appropriate gifts for holiday gift giving
• 2007-08-15 - Preparation is the key to leaving kids home alone
• 2009-05-28 - Area Goodyear outlets to provide ‘boost' to families
• 2005-09-22 - SAFE KIDS marks Child Passenger Safety Week with Inspection Station Open House
• 2007-05-03 - Encourage teens to make safety a priority during prom season
• 2009-03-19 - Avoid sports burn-out and keep young athletes in the game
• 2005-09-22 - Akron Children's and HMHP join forces to provide enhanced pediatric health service
• 2007-01-02 - Headache treatment sessions offered to teens
• 2009-01-08 - Local expert can discuss new study raising concerns about early C-sections
• 2010-05-12 - Area Walmart and Sam's Club stores kick-off Children's Miracle Network Campai
• 2005-09-22 - Working toward injury-free spring training
• 2006-09-27 - To celebrate, to honor, to remember
• 2008-10-27 - Air Bear makes its ‘Grand Landing' at Akron Children's Hospital
• 2010-02-23 - Akron Children's Hospital Pediatrics opens in Brecksville on March 8
• 2005-09-22 - Problems in school may be linked to learning disabilities
• 2006-07-20 - Akron Children's Hospital Seeks Volunteer Groups for Hamburger Festival
• 2008-09-11 - Local solutions to childhood obesity epidemic focus of town hall meeting
• 2010-01-05 - Akron Children's seeks Change Bandits for 11th annual 'Have a Heart, Do Your
• 2005-09-22 - Little ghouls and boys can eat healthy on Halloween
• 2006-05-04 - Local Patients Join National Celebrities To Broadcast Children's Miracle Network C
• 2008-06-10 - One million child car seat checks mark a milestone
• 2009-11-16 - Howard Hanna Offices to Hold Chow Chow Events to Benefit Akron Children's Hospital
• 2006-01-06 - 24th Annual Holiday Tree Festival raises $194,000 for Akron Children's Hospital
• 2008-03-04 - Cancer care added to scope of pediatric health services offered in Youngstown
• 2009-09-22 - Live Web chat focuses on early developmental milestones
• 2005-09-22 - Repetitive stress injuries: a pain at any age
• 2007-11-26 - Akron Children's Hospital to open pediatric hospital in Boardman after approval of
• 2009-08-13 - Increase in children with diabetes spurs growth of Akron Children's Hospital cente
• 2005-09-22 - Moonflower, morning glory and Jimsonweed abuse on the rise
• 2007-08-16 - Toy Recall Update: Mattel Recalls 9 Million Toys
• 2009-06-05 - Miniature Golf Charity Event Offers Fun for the Family
• 2005-09-22 - Parents: Avoid the emergency room by preventing winter sports injuries
• 2007-05-07 - Pediatric specialists from Akron Children's move into new Boardman Medical Pavilio
• 2009-03-25 - Backers of Claire's Law hope to prevent Shaken Baby Syndrome
• 2005-09-22 - Regardless of medicine, read labels carefully when treating children
• 2007-01-05 - akronchildrens.org wins platinum for Best Site Design
• 2009-01-08 - Akron Children's Hospital seeks Change Bandits for the tenth annual 'Have a H
• 2010-05-12 - Pediatric cardiology added to Aultman Hospital clinics
• 2005-09-22 - Do you know the risks RSV poses for your children?
• 2006-09-28 - Akron Children's Hospital to show live surgery to replace knee ligament during Web
• 2008-10-31 - A job to relish: Hot Doggers, Wienermobile to visit Akron Children's
• 2010-03-05 - Genetic counseling: Making an informed decision
• 2005-09-22 - Program teaches young fire-starters to curb bad habits before causing harm
• 2006-08-02 - Akron Children's Hospital to announce grant to establish mental health program
• 2008-09-17 - Water Main Break Closes Professional Building at Akron Children's Hospital
• 2010-01-13 - Open house to showcase magical murals in Akron Children's Hospital
• 2005-09-22 - Fetal Treatment Center brings together fetal diagnosis, education and treatment
• 2006-05-08 - Teenager finds her guardian angel after devastating accident
• 2008-06-12 - Jaylynn Goes to Washington: National Family Advocacy Day stresses importance of Medicai
• 2009-11-16 - Kids' Crew of Akron Children's Hospital Plans Holiday Events
• 2006-01-09 - Gear up properly for safe winter sports
• 2008-03-06 - Akron Children's Hospital experts talk about popular health topics
• 2009-10-02 - To celebrate, to honor, to remember at Akron Children's Hospital
• 2005-09-22 - Avoid panic over picky eaters
• 2007-12-14 - Local doctors may have a shortage of Hib vaccine in weeks ahead
• 2009-08-14 - Be a part of an Akron-area holiday tradition
• 2005-09-22 - Keep your boys and ghouls safe at Halloween
• 2007-09-06 - Akron Children's Hospital and Forum Health announce agreement
• 2009-06-05 - Do Good When You Shop at Meijer Stores
• 2005-09-22 - Kids learn burn prevention online from Smokey the Fire Safety Dog
• 2007-06-01 - Harness a helmet before hitting the wheels
• 2009-03-26 - New location for Akron Children's Hospital Pediatrics office
• 2005-09-22 - Healthy lunches for children can be a challenge
• 2007-01-09 - New vaccine targeted to young girls to prevent cervical cancer
• 2009-01-14 - Booster seat law will keep kids ages 4 to 7 safer in cars
• 2010-05-13 - Don't let your kids become a statistic: Prevent falls before they happen
• 2005-09-22 - Children may also suffer from depression
• 2006-09-29 - Give kids a break from their routine
• 2008-11-04 - Dr. Michael Reed assumes national post
• 2010-03-11 - Pittsburgh Penguins Mascot, Iceburgh, set to appear at this Saturday's 'Akron
• 2005-09-22 - Akron Children's Hospital's new NeuroDevelopmental Center offers team approac
• 2006-08-03 - Winners of a Car and Other Prizes Selected at 45th Annual Harness Race Rally
• 2008-09-17 - All clinical areas will resume care at Akron Children's on Thursday
• 2010-01-13 - Cleveland Indians Media Tour will stop at Akron Children's Beeghly Campus on Jan.
• 2005-09-22 - Mission Nutrition teaches kids the basics of a healthy diet
• 2006-05-11 - Humility of Mary Health Partners announces plans to further relationship with Akron Chi
• 2008-06-19 - The Women's Board at Akron Children's Hospital announces three new active mem
• 2009-11-16 - Press conference tomorrow gives update on Luke Holko
• 2006-01-23 - Akron Children's Hospital to showcase procedure for rapid heart rhythms with live
• 2008-03-13 - An evening of Wine & Wishes to benefit Akron Children's Hospital
• 2009-10-07 - What's a parent to do with all that Halloween candy?
• 2005-09-22 - The skinny on eating disorders
• 2007-12-26 - Ohio's top nut - Brutus Buckeye - to visit Akron Children's Hospital
• 2009-08-14 - Akron Children's Hospital and Kohl's Department Stores strike out childhood o
• 2005-09-22 - For some kids, heading back to school isn't as easy as 1-2-3
• 2007-09-11 - National MS Society honors William Considine for community commitment
• 2009-06-08 - Popular relaxation audio is now available to all teens
• 2005-09-22 - Doctors say backpack weight drags kids down
• 2007-06-13 - Hospital's Northeast Ohio TV advertising campaign captures national spotlight
• 2009-03-31 - Pinwheels spin during Child Abuse Prevention Month
• 2005-09-22 - Chores, chores, chores: Children and chores can be a chore
• 2007-01-19 - Akron Children's Hospital Seeks Change Bandits for 98.1 WKDD Radiothon
• 2009-01-18 - Burst pipe causes water damage at Akron Children's
• 2010-05-19 - Therapy dogs encourage new paws-abilities at Akron Children's
• 2005-09-22 - Young female athletes more prone to knee injuries
• 2006-10-02 - Safe Kids and FedEx event teaches kids to walk to school safely
• 2008-11-07 - Akron Children's names manager of Digital Production
• 2005-09-22 - Imaginary friends: friend or foe?
• 2006-08-07 - A little planning can improve sleep...outside the classroom
• 2008-09-17 - Flood Cleanup Continues at Considine Professional Building
• 2010-01-14 - Helping teens balance school and work
• 2005-09-22 - Add pneumococcal vaccine to baby's immunization list
• 2006-05-15 - Ethiopian Toddler Makes Life Journey to Find Home in Akron
• 2008-06-20 - Fireworks injuries rise as Fourth of July nears
• 2009-11-20 - Akron Children's Hospital to announce $1 million gift
• 2006-02-07 - Limit "screen time" during winter months
• 2008-03-18 - Pinwheels spin during Child Abuse Prevention Month
• 2009-10-09 - Akron Children's Hospital restricts visitors
• 2005-09-22 - Focusing on your newborn's eyes
• 2008-01-08 - Children's Hospital hires Akron attorney as new executive vice president
• 2009-08-17 - Winners drawn at 48th Annual Harness Race Rally to benefit Akron Children's Hospit
• 2005-09-22 - March of Dimes selects Children's Hospital for neonatal pilot project
• 2007-09-20 - Holiday Tree Festival Holiday Gala Tickets Now on Sale
• 2009-06-09 - YSU Students Plan 'Crafts for Kids' Event to Benefit Akron Children's Ma
• 2005-09-22 - Nutritious school lunches that survive the heat of the Street
• 2007-06-22 - Enjoy a Fourth of July independent from injuries
• 2009-04-10 - Third Annual Diamond Classic For Kids Charity Baseball Game
• 2005-09-22 - Akron Children's Hospital receives recognition for consumer heath initiatives
• 2007-01-26 - Palliative Care Center at Akron Children's Hospital seeks volunteers
• 2009-01-22 - Akron Children's Hospital's Beeghly Campus off to a great start
• 2010-05-19 - Akron Children's celebrates Kids Are Number One Run's 25th Anniversary
• 2005-09-22 - Low-carb craze makes way for whole grain foods
• 2006-10-05 - Treat your kids to a safe Halloween
• 2008-11-07 - Helping children through song
• 2010-03-12 - Michael Trainer named chief financial officer at Akron Children's Hospital
• 2005-09-22 - Safety in the great outdoors makes kids happy campers
• 2006-08-08 - $1.2 million grant establishes Psychiatric Intake Response Center at Akron Children
• 2008-09-22 - Dr. Michael Bigham joins Akron Children's critical care team
• 2010-01-27 - Pediatric neurosurgeon joins Akron Children's Hospital
• 2005-09-22 - When it comes to teen-agers, how much sleep is enough?
• 2006-05-22 - Akron Children's Hospital focuses new commercials on young hip dysplasia patient
• 2008-06-26 - Akron Children's names Senior Marketing & Outreach Specialist for Mahoning Val
• 2009-11-20 - Pediatrician joins Akron Children's Ashland pediatric office
• 2006-02-07 - Pediatrician to keep blog of international adoption experience in China
• 2008-04-14 - Children's welcomes two vice presidents
• 2009-10-15 - Tree Festival Preview Gala Gives Guests First Taste of the Holidays for a Good Cause
• 2005-09-22 - Dealing with bullies
• 2008-01-11 - Eight Kids' Health Issues to Watch in 2008
• 2009-08-19 - Sickle cell walk raises awareness, funds for program
• 2005-09-22 - Take these tips to the mound
• 2007-09-24 - Safe Kids and FedEx teach children how to be street smart
• 2009-06-17 - Canal Fulton teen to lobby, ‘tweet' for children's hospitals
• 2005-09-22 - Many children find psoriasis gets under their skin
• 2007-06-26 - Akron Children's Hospital offers pediatric emergency services at St. Elizabeth
• 2009-04-21 - Lessons learned from Columbine shootings: 10 years later
• 2005-09-22 - Could teen poker craze lead to gambling addiction?
• 2007-01-30 - Keeping kids fit in the winter
• 2009-02-04 - Akron Children's Cystic Fibrosis Center to advance CF research
• 2010-05-24 - Akron Children's announces administrative changes
• 2005-09-22 - Akron Children's Hospital to add open heart surgery to cardiac services
• 2006-10-12 - Akron Children's Hospital Receives Grant For Juvenile Firestoppers Fire Prevention
• 2008-11-07 - A holiday tradition continues with the 27th annual Holiday Tree Festival
• 2010-03-17 - Update on condition of 7-year-old gunshot victim
• Racers Draft Selection Named Finalist For Player Of The Year
• Akron Symphony Board of Trustees Welcomes New Members and Officers at Annual Meeting
• Red Cross offers Annual Boy Scout Badge Day
• Splashes From The Bath Church - May 13, 2010
• Maria Sensi Sellner Named Akron Symphony Chorus Director
• Splashes From The Bath Church - April 29, 2010
• Akron Youth Symphony To Close Season With Concert Full Of Milestones
• Akron Youth Orchestras Announce 2010-2011 Season Auditions
• Akron Symphony Presents Concerts For Kids: Orchestra Games
• Splashes From The Bath Church - April 8, 2010
• Ms.Wheelchair Ohio 2010
• Akron Symphony To Close Season With Choral Favorite, Carmina Burana
• Akron Symphony Associate Conductor Lees Resigns
• Opportunity For Students And Educators To Attend Special Event With Benjamin Zander
• Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band With The Akron Symphony Orchestra
• Renowned Conductor Benjamin Zander Returns To NE Ohio For Two Performances With ASO
• Akron Symphony Chorus - Spring Concert
• Akron Symphony’s Fanfare To Celebrate Style And Music Of Mad Men Era With Circa 1960
• Free Foreclosure Prevention Services
• HUD APPROVED HOMEBUYER EDUCATION
• Akron Symphony To Present Eclectic Mix Of Styles With Schubert And Steel
• Akron Youth Orchestras To Perform Join Concert
• Akron Symphony To Present Mahler and Zander Encore Performance At Severance Hall
• Floyd Resigns From Akron Symphony Chorus Director Post
• 2010 Akron Racers Schedule
• Akron Youth Symphony To Perform At Ohio Teacher’s Conference
• Money Smart & Roadmap Recovery Program
• Akron Symphony's Orchestra Gospel Meets Symphony Hits E.J. Thomas Hall
• Akron Symphony Begins New Year With All Mozart
• APF Client and Espy Winner Taryne Mowatt Signs with Akron Racers of NPF
• APF Clients Banister and Jenkins Re-Sign with NPF Akron Racers
• Akron Symphony's Holidays Pops To Light Up EJ Thomas
• The Imagination Movers Live from the Idea Warehouse Concert Tour 2009
• Akron Symphony Opens Pops Season With Music Of Vampires, Wizards And Jedi Knights
• Akron Symphony Commemorates Harper's Ferry With John Brown Concert
• PLASTEAK OPENS NEW FACILITY TO SHOWCASE THEIR RECYCLED PLASTIC PRODUCTS
• Akron Symphony Begins Season With Grieg’s Piano Concerto
• Akron Symphony Announces 2009-2010 Concert Season
• Akron Symphony Guild's Portage Lakes Homes Tour
• Akron Symphony’s Picnic Pops Returns To Parks, Lock 3
• MAESTRO CHRISTOPHER WILKINS TO STAY IN AKRON THROUGH 2012
• Akron Symphony Announces New Executive Director
• Certified Coaches Federation now in Akron
• Akron Symphony Brings Stone Soup To Life With Concerts For Kids 2009
• Akron Symphony Hosts Noted Violinists Greenman and Hoopes for Fiddle Madness
• Akron Racers’ President Announced Racers New Field Manager
• Akron Symphony and Friends to Celebrate 200 Years of Lincoln in February
• McHugh Joins Racers Staff
• Let Your Fellow Chamber Members Know What It Is You Do!!
• Poricy Park Conservancy 21st Annual Holiday Shop - Stock Replenished For This Weekend!
• Movement - Please Read
• National Hamburger Festival
• Cross Cultural Connection
• Racers Drop Third Straight Contest - Fall To 1-5
• Racers Tincher Wins Honda Award
• Racers First Round Pick, Angela Tincher Collects Nation’s Top Awards
• Local Players Sign with Racers
• Akron Symphony Board Welcomes New Trustees, Elects Officers
• Akron Adds Power to Racers Line-Up
• Spring Showcase Pool Winners Blank Opponents
• Usa Team Upset By Tincher
• Akron Art Museum Names New Curator of Exhibitions
• LIPPMAN STUDENTS SHINE IN HEBREW ADAPTION OF ALICE IN WONDERLAND
• Obama in 2008
• Akron Racers Grab Nation’s Premier Pitcher, Angela Tincher In 2008 Draft
• 2008 NPF Draft Party
• 2007 Illinois State Female Athlete Of The Year To Play For The Racers
• 2008 Akron Racers Schedule
• India Chiles, the 2007 SEC Player of the Year, To Play for the Racers
• Akron, Ohio holiday events and holiday shopping guide
• Akron Art Museum To Premiere Major Traveling Exhibition Of Works By Norman Rockwell
• Racers Sign Kentucky Standout Brooke Marnitz-Washington Glory Trade Nabs Shortstop
• 5th Annual Road Runner Akron Marathon Celebrated with Record Participation and Perfect Weather
• Open Heart Surgery Patients to Run on Three Road Runner Akron Marathon Relay Teams
• NPF Championship LIVE PODCASTS
• Akron Racers Collect League Honors
• Here's Something Creative
• Racers Climb Into Second Place After 10-0 Win Over Denso Japan
• Racers Move Back Into First Place With Win Over The Thunder
• Akron Racers To Honor “Mr. All-Star”
• Racers Trounce Force
• Always Patsy Cline
• Akron Racers “Tribute To Dads & Daughters”
• Akron Racers Travel to Philadelphia to Battle the Force
• Racers Ready to Run, Run, Run
• Akron Racers Draft Selections Collect Collegiate Honors
• West Side Story
• Marshall University’s Shonda Stanton Named Racers New Field Manager
• Thoroughly Modern Millie
• Beehive
• Explore Ohio: The Dairy Barn
• Explore Ohio: Columbus Museum of Art
• Art in Season-Free Hands-on Family Workshops:Akron Art Museum
• Art in Season-Free Hands-on Family Workshops:Akron Art Museum
• Art in Season-Free Hands-on Family Workshops:Akron Art Museum
• Art in Season-Free Hands-on Family Workshops:Akron Art Museum
• Art in Season-Free Hands-on Family Workshops:Akron Art Museum
• The Holy Trinity Lutheran Church Community Advancement Fund
• Crochet With Penny
• Music & Arts Ministries
• Adult Classes
• Daily Bible Readings
• Introduction to Online Patent Searching
• Fall Interns Wanted
• 2007 Akron Aeros Schedule Finalized
• festival of sacred hymns
• Golf Shop Holiday Cocktail Party
• North Course Extended Season from Public Course
• Project Hippocrates
• Holiday Tree Festival
• Holiday Tree Festival Silver Gala
• Firestone High School Swim Marathon
• Man Of La Mancha
• Prayer Doves
• Living Forward Support Group
• The Salon Reading Series
• Individual Grief Counseling
• Volunteer Needs
• Moving On Family Support Series
• Bank Robbery - First Merit Branch
• Introduction to Computers, Mouse Skills for Beginners, & Microsoft Windows for Beginners
• Adult Book Discussion
• Weird and Ghostly Ohio
• Floral Design Workshop
• Financial Planning Series
• Bicentennial Observance of the Lewis and Clark Expedition
• Patents, Copyrights, Trademarks . . .What's the Difference
• Electronic Services Computer Training
• Cameras On For Kids Safety
• The Magnetic Church Conference
• First National Hamburger Festival

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