Kelly Byer
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Canton, OH, United States
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Canton agrees to fund Downtown Canton Partnership for one year
The city will grant $250,000 to the Downtown Canton Partnership for a professional services agreement lasting at least one year. → Read More
Canton utility customers to see rate increase
The average monthly utility bill for residents will increase by about 6.5% this year. → Read More
Lawsuit: Fish and animals dying as far as 20 miles away from East Palestine
At least seven lawsuits have been filed against Norfolk Southern following the hazardous train derailment in East Palestine. → Read More
Officials: East Palestine train derailment has not hurt Stark County water supply
Don't stock up on bottled water. Stark County officials say the train derailment in East Palestine has not impacted local water supplies. → Read More
Work underway on southeast Canton grocery and health center
Work started in earnest last month at the Southeast Community Market & Health Center, said Don Ackerman, executive director of Canton For All People. → Read More
City of Canton votes to give all city employees Juneteenth as paid holiday
All city employees will receive Juneteenth as a paid holiday this year. → Read More
Major renovations at Canton's largest water treatment plant begin in February
The Sugar Creek Water Treatment Plant will receive a $37 million upgrade, which will begin in February and take three years. → Read More
Canton Regional Chamber President Denny Saunier to retire
The Canton Regional Chamber of Commerce board has formed a search committee to select its next leader. → Read More
Black College Football HOF founders reflect on challenges, change at 30th MLK Mayors' Breakfast
Doug Williams and James "Shack" Harris reflected on their time playing professional football at the 30th annual MLK Mayors' Breakfast. → Read More
Canton council approves outdoor drinking district at Hall of Fame Village
In the coming months, HOF Village visitors should be able to buy alcoholic drinks and wander the grounds in the Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area. → Read More
'Spirit of Mansfield' finds new home at MAPS Museum
The "Spirit of Mansfield" became the largest military plane at the Military Aviation Preservation Society (MAPS) Museum with its arrival Saturday. → Read More
Ohio EPA awards water, sewer loans: Money coming to Canton, Akron, Rittman
The Ohio EPA will loan the city more than $53.2 million to fund water and sewer infrastructure improvements. → Read More
Canton Mayor Thomas Bernabei announces he will not seek reelection
Mayor Thomas Bernabei has announced that he will not seek reelection after his second term ends next year. → Read More
Canton OKs pay raise for non-union staff, caps elected officials' automatic raise
Elected officials and non-bargaining city employees will receive a 3% cost of living pay raise in 2023. → Read More
JobsOhio CEO discusses 'significant momentum' for state, Stark businesses
J.P. Nauseef, president and CEO of JobsOhio, discussed the state's economic outlook at the 108th annual Canton Regional Chamber of Commerce luncheon. → Read More
Facing the wrecking ball: Canton Inn comes down
The city has started demolishing the Canton Inn to make way for future housing and retail. → Read More
Cleveland Clinic Mercy Hospital operating on generators, surgeries canceled
A city substation issue has affected the electric at Cleveland Clinic Mercy Hospital, which is operating on generator power. → Read More
Canton City Council approves changes to AFSCME disability benefits
City Council has authorized changes in the disability benefits for Canton's management and non-bargaining employees. → Read More
Timken Co. marks 100 years of trading on New York Stock Exchange
The Timken Co. has reached the milestone of trading on the NYSE for 100 consecutive years. It's the first Ohio-based company to do so. → Read More
High heating bills expected this winter
Higher fuel prices are expected to make it more costly to keep the cold out this season. → Read More