Erin Keller
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Children Services Agencies Are 'Blown Away' by Funding Increase for Foster Care
The Ohio House version of the new two-year state budget has proposed doubling the $30 million Gov. Mike DeWine asked for to take care of foster children in → Read More
Northeast Ohio Legislator Proposes Sports Betting Plan
A Northeast Ohio state legislator is proposing his own bill to make sports betting legal in the state. The proposal from Representative Dave Greenspan (R → Read More
Methodist Church Saddened by Baldwin Wallace Decision to End Affiliation
The head of higher education ministry for the United Methodist Church is saddened that Baldwin Wallace University has decided to end its affiliation with → Read More
Cuyahoga Falls Seeks Community Input on How to Showcase Local Artists
Cuyahoga Falls is looking to feature local artists in public spaces. As a first step in the city’s Master Art Plan, residents are encouraged to take an → Read More
Summit County Raises Tobacco Purchasing Age to 21
A public health advocate is pleased Summit County has now banned businesses from selling tobacco products to anyone younger than 21 years old. The → Read More
Farm Bureau Disputes Environmental Groups' Report on Algal Bloom Contributor
A new investigation by two environmental groups cites unpermitted livestock farms as contributors to the algae problem in Lake Erie. The Environmental → Read More
Akron Waterways Renewed! Will Keep Sewage Out of the Cuyahoga River
The City of Akron is working to improve its 100 year old sewage system. Dubbed Akron Waterways Renewed!, the project is federally mandated and aims to → Read More
Teachers Strike at Summit Academy Charter School in Parma Is a First in Ohio
Teachers continue to picket outside a Parma charter school run by Akron based Summit Academy Management. Summit Academy is the only unionized school in the → Read More
Children's Hospital Doctor Licensed to Recommend Medical Marijuana
Medical marijuana began being sold this week, but some hospitals are not allowing their doctors to recommend it. Akron Children's is not one of them. Dr. → Read More
Government Shutdown Affects Food Assistance Program
People who receive Supplemental Nutrition Assistance or SNAP benefits will be getting February benefits early due to the government shutdown. The United → Read More