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Stark County voters to elect two commissioners

Wednesday, October 8, 2008 KELLI.YOUNG@CANTONREP.COM Too many high school and college graduates have left Stark County for jobs and opportunity in other communities. Too many businesses have closed or relocated elsewhere. And not ...

From KELLI YOUNG, Canton Repository,  8 Oct 2008

Related Topics: U.S. Democratic Party,  U.S. Republican Party,  Tom Harmon

Stark Parks to buy Molly Stark

Friday, October 3, 2008 KELLI.YOUNG@CANTONREP.COM The 40-acres surrounding the former Molly Stark Hospital likely will become the county's newest park. The Stark County Park District's board agreed Thursday night that it would offer ...

From KELLI YOUNG, Canton Repository,  3 Oct 2008

Board of elections now can operate upcoming election

Friday, October 3, 2008 KELLI.YOUNG@CANTONREP.COM CANTON The Stark County Board of Elections now should have enough money to operate the office through the Nov. 4 general election. Stark County commissioners transferred $238,000 to ...

From KELLI YOUNG, Canton Repository,  3 Oct 2008

Related Topics: Tom Harmon

Countdown to auction: Plans for Molly Stark park needed within a week

Wednesday, October 1, 2008 KELLI.YOUNG@CANTONREP.COM CANTON Anyone who wants to convert the former Molly Stark hospital property into a county park has one week to present a proposal to Stark County commissioners. Otherwise, the ...

From KELLI YOUNG, Canton Repository,  1 Oct 2008

Related Topics: Tom Harmon

JAFS workers reject proposal

Work with no contract in place Wednesday, October 1, 2008 KELLI.YOUNG@CANTONREP.COM CANTON Hostile feelings between workers and managers at the Stark County Department of Job and Family Services that were validated earlier this year ...

From KELLI YOUNG, Canton Repository,  1 Oct 2008

Molly Stark not to be a park yet

Friday, September 26, 2008 KELLI.YOUNG@CANTONREP.COM CANTON Everyone in the room wanted the former Molly Stark hospital property to be become a county park with walking trails, picnic tables and meadows. Some of the 30 residents even ...

From KELLI YOUNG, Canton Repository,  26 Sep 2008

Related Topics: Tom Harmon

City of Plain petition drive falls short

Wednesday, August 20, 2008 KELLI.YOUNG@CANTONREP.COM CANTON Efforts to incorporate Plain Township into a city fell short Tuesday due to a technicality, Stark County Board of Elections officials said. Plain Township residents who have ...

From KELLI YOUNG, Canton Repository,  20 Aug 2008

Related Topics: Ralph Regula,  Ralph S. Regula,  General Services Administration

Stark faces budget crunch

And next year looks worse Wednesday, August 20, 2008 kelli.young@cantonrep.com CANTON The bleak financial picture county officials painted earlier this year seems promising compared to next year's budget forecast. How bad could it be? ...

From KELLI YOUNG, Canton Repository,  20 Aug 2008

Related Topics: Rick Perez,  Tom Harmon

Officials seek alternative energy solutions for County Safety Center

Thursday, August 14, 2008 kelli.young@cantonrep.com CANTON Are solar panels the answer to escalating utility costs at the Stark County Safety Building? What about geothermal heating? Or drilling natural gas wells? Stark County ...

From KELLI YOUNG, Canton Repository,  14 Aug 2008

Related Topics: Tom Harmon,  Jim Maloney,  Scott Williams

Stark County commissioners tell halfway house it's time to move out

UPDATE: 5:23 PM, Tuesday, August 12, 2008 kelli.young@cantonrep.com CANTON Officials who run a halfway house on Market Avenue S have two months to move and find a new home. Stark County commissioners today agreed to notify officials ...

From KELLI YOUNG, Canton Repository,  12 Aug 2008

Related Topics: Tom Harmon

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