Stow, OH News

• Stow, OH News
• OPEN M Announces 8th Annual Walk For Kids
• Eakin out a win for Garfield
• PTC Boys Basketball Report: Get cameras ready for photo finishes
• Tight-lipped search continues for KSU's new football coach
• Ravenna officials forgo raises, again: City also negotiating with unions, saying "Deep' budget deficits prevent increase in employee wages
• Mystery shopper scam hits in Portage: Rootstown man's research saves him from having bank account raided
• Haymaker Holiday Market in Kent on Saturday
• Footprints in snow lead to break-in suspect: Ravenna police track man to house, make felony arrest
• Second-half shift allows Bombers to drop Ravens
• Rover duo shoot team to victory in opener
• Riders introduce new faces on opening night
• Hold the brownies! Bill could limit bake sales
• Abduction charges are reduced for Palmyra man: Pleads guilty in September incident involving wife, 8 kids
• Obama surprises troops in Afghanistan
• Stalled Nov. job growth setback for the economy
• City of Cleveland rocks as James makes return
• LeBron brings the heat
• A flashy birthday celebration in Kent
• Ravennans facing burlgary charges
• Botched execution survivor stays on death row
• Guilty plea in Cleveland Road murder: 1 of four charged in Ravenna death admits role in crime; death penalty and other charges dropped by prosecutor
• Customizing a new Ravenna business: Firm moving to 31,000-square-foot building, the former Roger Chevrolet
• Ravenna opens gymnasium triumphantly
• Wildcat quartet highlight All-Ohio selections
• Like LeBron, Cleveland's adoration for basketball darling, is long gone
• 1st snow creates havoc on roadways: Slick roads cause many accidents in Portage County
• Council approves Acorn Alley growth
• Suspect is nabbed in Franklin burglaries
• KSU, state at impasse over funding: Lefton says university committed to renovations, but cost and timetable could change after missing deadline
• Kent State football coach Martin to resign
• Former Kent R-C office demolished
• Old R-C office in Kent razed
• Martin out as KSU head football coach
• Scammers strike: Portage woman gets letters claiming she won million in prizes
• Pitching in for the playground: Eye on Education: Home Depot volunteers from stores across the region help build Shelter at Ravenna's West Main Elementary
• Dramatic finish gives Jacksonville win over Browns
• McCoy sprains ankle, stays in game, leaves in boot
• Dramatic finish gives Jacksonville win over Browns
• Can you believe it?! Johnson wins fifth straight NASCAR title
• Flashes need heroic effort to save season
• KSU opens season with special rally from dynamic duo
• Suffield to show off new fire house
• Positano lawsuit against Brimfield tossed out by court
• Doctors brace for possible Medicare cuts: Some may not accept new patients if congress allows 23 percent reduction to take effect
• Deluxe Pastries celebrating 50 years in Ravenna: Icing on the cake
• Wildcats edge Ledgemont to advance in state playoffs
• 2010-11 Kent State Men's Basketball Preview
• Ravenna Twp. man pleads to $2,500 work deposit theft
• Woman pleads guilty to felony drug charges
• Portage County salutes veterans: Dinners, celebrations mark holiday in county
• KSU weighs scaled-down renovation: Administration working with Ohio chancellor's office on proposed $250 million worth of work funded by fees
• Three area golfers earn All-District selection
• KSU lands three top men's golf recruits
• Kent chamber unearths time capsule
• NEOUCOM cuts 13 staff positions: Restructuring eliminates eight employees, including some deans
• 7 years in prison for DUI death: Mogadore man pleads guilty to crash that killed 90-year-old
• A house to help healing: Refurbished historic home opens as Veterans' white house in Ravenna
• Wildcats look to reverse recent playoff fortunes tonight vs. Ledgemont
• 2010-11 Kent State Women's Basketball Preview
• 2010-11 Kent State Men's Basketball Preview
• KSU ceremony honors veterans
• Hiram Twp. plans fight against annexation: Residents discuss strategy for meeting
• Kent police probe man's death near train tracks
• Portage soldier recovering in Germany after explosion in Afghanistan: 3 Purple Hearts in one month
• New Jersey throws net around Cavs' three-game win streak
• Falcons soar to district volleyball title
• Vikings capture first-ever district volleyball crown
• The Kickoff: Week 10 High School Football Preview
• Portage class helping people improve their lives
• Police are ready for Halloween in Kent: Unofficial event may attract thousands
• Water cut to portion of Kent: Leaking pipe halts service to Downtown
• Mayors settle football bet: Kent's Jerry Fiala loses wager on which team would win the Kent-Ravenna high school football game to Ravenna's Joe Bica
• Lies alleged in zoning battle: Issue 18 will decide if regulations return to Deerfield; backers say opponents' postcard is spreading falsehoods
• Main Street Kent is hosting a family friendly Halloween
• Democrats make pitch at Kent Displays: Stump for Strickland's economic development efforts at technology firm
• Deaths close out felony cases in Portage: Pending trials end when the defendants unexpectedly die
• Rockets fall to Revere, look to future in Metro
• Gilbert has no regrets about James comments
• Cavs open post-LeBron era with victory over Celtics
• Woman arrested on felony charges after Hiram raid
• Ford turns big profit, adds jobs
• Kent council has beef with chicken plan: Support for proposal to allow up to six hens to lay eggs on city lots gains little traction
• Lots of wind but little damage: Storm cuts power to some in Portage, downs a few limbs; more destructive in Western Ohio
• Kentite fighting to be the Biggest Loser: Has dropped 61 pounds so far on NBC weight-loss competition
• Week 9 PTC Metro Division Football Report
• Vikes spike their way into district title match
• CVCA turns night into Royal pain for Garfield
• Excitement growing for KSU men's basketball coach Geno Ford
• Athlete of the Week: Rootstown's Nevada Lemon
• Shalersville sex offender pleads guilty to assault
• 1 in three voters still undecided: Yet this group offers little hope to democrats
• $9 million deficit is forecast in Streetsboro: School district's five-year plan shows shortfall if two levies fail
• Lohr inspires himself to live out dreams
• Denny Hamlin wins third straight at Martinsville
• Auburn passes Boise State, takes over 1st in BCS standings
• Bowens' two TD returns help Browns stun Saints, 30-17
• Governor's race narrows
• GOP battles to reclaim Ohio House seat
• Problems loom for health care overhaul plan
• Enjoying October temperatures
• Jenior's last-second goal nets sectional crown for Vikings
• Buckeyes bop Boilermakers
• Kent State football team captures much-needed win over Bowling Green
• Leaked Iraq war files portray weak, divided nation
• Signs of the Season
• A timeline to murder: Portage law enforcement unveils series of events that led to Portage Realtor's murder, Florida man's life sentence
• New Ametek HQ to give Kent economic boost: Involvement in redevelopment project helped keep firm from leaving town; City to help market Lake Street site to new buyer
• Stunned Riders respond for thrilling win
• Cats finish business
• Ravens aren't sharp, but still post shutout
• John Glenn unhappy with cuts to space, shuttle programs
• KSU official: Men's basketball team not involved in brawl
• Streetsboro to cut 20 to 25 teachers if levies go down
• Art is head of the class at KSU: An acrylic wonder at theater school
• Purple Raiders coast past John Carroll, 51-7
• Buckeyes rout Ohio University, 43-7
• Golden Flashes fall to Penn State, 24-0
• Field Boggs Riders down
• Weather brightens for Balloon A-Fair: Annual Ravenna event set today and Sunday
• Elementary in Hiram to be razed
• KSU buys eight more properties in Kent
• Sorting through the rubble: Wooster residents picking up the pieces following Thursday's tornad
• Ravenna win is far from a nailbiter
• Week 4 High School Football Scores
• Can KSU really upset Penn State? Lou Holtz says yes
• Student fees fund KSU construction
• KSU unveils its $1 million ad campaign
• Possible tornado rips into Wooster
• Strong storm strikes
• Field Boggs Riders down
• Streetsboro grad Marcini looks to continue hoop success
• Delhomme remains questionable for Sunday
• Boys Soccer: Waterloo's Viking conquest
• The Kickoff: Week 4 High School Football Preview
• Nine downtown Kent buildings to come down
• FBI cuffs Cuyahoga County's Dimora: Two judges also Charged in corruption investigation
• KSU OKs $3 million for hotel downtown
• Sheriff seizes guns, meth: Portage Drug task force raids mobile home in Palmyra, arrests resident
• Flashes must work through Penn State's mystique
• Week 3 PTC County Division Football Report
• Cuyahoga County commissioner Dimora, 2 judges arrested by FBI
• Ravenna native wants to put self, others to work
• Order to tie into sewer system is suspended: Portage commissioners seeking clarification from state
• KSU enrollment breaks record: University reports increase of 7.56 percent, bringing total to 41,365
• Kasich vs. Strickland, round 1: Governor, Challenger spar over economy, jobs, state budget in first
• Buckeyes to keep in-state foes on schedule
• Bulldogs bulldoze Vikings
• Streetsboro rockets past Waterloo
• Week 4 PTC Metro Division Football Report
• Venting over sewer connection: Portage residents complain to state rep.
• Portage Habitat for Humanity fills top position: Brian Reitz named executive director of area non-pr
• Woman learns fate for role in downtown Kent death: Six months in jail for misdemeanor assault, false
• Robinson Memorial Hospital unveils Wound Care Center in Streetsboro: A new treatment option
• Local legend Ralph Painter recalls sports memories
• PTC Golf Report
• U.S. captures first world championship since 1994
• Holmgren era opens with sloppy loss to Buccaneers
• Ravenna firefighter running marathon for charity
• Kent native packing for Army's exit from Iraq
• Planning for growth: Hiram College President Tom Chema discusses idea to collaborate with state univ
• Early OktoberFest in Brimfield
• Athlete of the Week: Kent Roosevelt's Evan Shimensky
• KSU tries to kick away return concerns
• Wrong-way I-76 driver creates stir
• Candidate for lt. governor makes stop in Ravenna
• Kent man gets three years for Subway robbery
• Strickland blames his opponent for Ohio jobless
• Man pleads guilty to area bank robberies in Kent, Stow
• Gas station taking shape in Kent
• Woman killed in Turnpike crash in Shalersville
• Arrests may close case on burglaries in Portage
• Cavs radio broadcaster Tait enters NBA lore
• Tiger roars (briefly) at PGA Championship
• Fake injury tests Flashes' resolve
• Thursday's NBA Update: Portland SG calls return to NBA 50-50; Laker swingman involved in summer
• MAC Tournament to remain at The Q
• Browns' Jackson has second chest injury
• Pioneers in PTC golf
• Browns rookie QB McCoy is forcing himself to be patient
• With pads on, KSU football players battle over depth chart
• Wednesday's NBA Update: Four-team, five-player blockbuster trade breakdown; LeBron speaks out o
• Former Sen. Ted Stevens dies in plane crash: Ex-NASA chief O'Keefe, teenage son survive
• RHS grad photo submission deadline moved to Monday; township school included
• TEA Party to support GOP's Marsilio: Group's leader accuses Democrats of conspiracy in rac
• University cements its moment in history: KSU is frozen in time
• Red Cross to Offer Pet First Aid
• Stow Fourth of July Parade
• Stow-Munroe Falls Chamber of Commerce
• Great New Books for Kids
• Adult Education
• Playground Programs

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