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County engineer promises same level of plowing servicesBoston trustees question county engineer on road closureSharon trustees discuss potential anhydrous ammonia legislationArea residents Fall Into Nature in BathRepublicans sweep General Election racesFairlawn responding to potential traffic increaseCounty Council approves traffic access projectLocal software team develops prayer appAkron Council conducts short meeting, hears from health workerWest Side News & NotesBath teen enjoys her day as millionaireGSNEO debuts space observatorySCCS celebrating National Adoption Awareness MonthVintage statue receives new homeOFSC presents funds to Burn CenterGeneral election results listingRepublicans sweep General Election races - SSNLDogs strut stuff at costume paradeLakemore creating savings with new insurance planVeterans Memorial Park openingSouth Side News & Notes - SSNLSpringfield trustees approve repairs, financial mattersCounty Council OKs traffic access project - SSNL

Letter writing worthwhile today, reader saysPark property tenants should pay school taxesPostal history covers solicited for collectionEconomy brings opportunity for changeCartoons 11-4-10Resident says Green has some poor planningReader asks why New Franklin doesnt have curbside recycling

Lippman students experiment with bubblesWest Side Education News & NotesGreen school board highlights honors

Copley defeats Revere in league actionFirestone girls volleyball team nets third series titleRevere girls soccer team ends successful season in district finalsHigh school runners heading to stateWest Side ScoreboardCopley travel team wins GAASA divisionCopley Cosmos team wins GAASA championshipCoventry volleyball team looking forward to next seasonArea high school cross country runners heading to state meet - SSNLSouth Side Scoreboard

West Side Neighborhood WatchSouth Side Neighborhood Watch

Just That Twist offering unique items to enhance homes dcorOpen house marks one year for West End BlenzDogs dressed up for HalloweenWest Side Business News & Notes

Entertainment & Lifestyle
West Akron artist designs First Night buttonWeathervane stages Long Days Journey Into NightSix Ages of Woman back at CivicMegamind mindless funDogs strut stuff at costume paradeCause for Celebration

Real Estate & Home
HUD introduces new variation of reverse mortgageOARDC announces speakers for energy workshopWest Side Real Estate News & Notes

Fairlawn responding to potential traffic increase
County Council approves traffic access project
Local software team develops prayer app
Akron Council conducts short meeting, hears from health worker
West Side News & Notes

Republicans sweep General Election races
Summit and Medina county voters saw county, state and federal candidates on the Nov. 2 General Election ballot. In Summit... Full Story

County engineer promises same level of plowing services
Summit County Engineer Alan Brubaker said there will be no changes in the routes or system for keeping Bath Townships... Full Story

Boston trustees question county engineer on road closure
Sharon trustees discuss potential anhydrous ammonia legislation
Area residents Fall Into Nature in Bath

Lippman students experiment with bubbles
Students at The Lippman School started the school year out with Bubble-ology, for which middle school students spent... Full Story

Copley defeats Revere in league action
In the last game of the regular season, Copley High Schools football team dominated as it has all season and defeated... Full Story

Firestone girls volleyball team nets third series title
Revere girls soccer team ends successful season in district finals
High school runners heading to state

Just That Twist offering unique items to enhance homes dcor
Just That Twist, an 18-year-old business owned by Janet Clover and Kelly Brown, is decorated for the season and ready to... Full Story

West Akron artist designs First Night button
Weathervane stages Long Days Journey Into Night
Six Ages of Woman back at Civic

Letter writing worthwhile today, reader says
Park property tenants should pay school taxes
Postal history covers solicited for collection
Economy brings opportunity for change