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Obama backers gather to watch historic speech
Chris Magoon, local organizer of meetings to watch Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama deliver his acceptance speech Thursday evening, addresses those in attendance at the rally at the Feed My Sheep ...
Lexington trustees appeal annexation ruling to high court
Lexington Township trustees authorized the filing of an appeal to the Ohio Supreme Court in the Thunder Hill annexation following an executive session held after Tuesday's regular meeting.
Flowers from near and far entered in Mahoning Valley Dahlia show
Barbara Willet, of Boardman, entered this floral arrangement, "Industry of Alliance," in the Mahoning Valley Dahlia Society's annual show, which was held last weekend at Carnation City Mall.
Opening of SARTA station in Alliance delayed by ramps
Can the city of Alliance possibly hold the key to resolving a dispute between the Stark Area Regional Transit Authority and Alliance Ventures? During a regular meeting of SARTA's board, Executive Director ...
Weaving car results in traffic, criminal charges for driver
It wasn't enough that an Alliance man could barely stay on the road, but police allege he couldn't get his counting and alphabet straight either.
Ambulance service again on agenda for council panel
Alliance City Council's Safety and Judiciary Committee will meet Friday to discuss proposed legislation regarding ambulance service providers.
Alliance schools enjoy a smooth opening day
Some of the first-grade students in Kate Sciortino's class sit at a table with an umbrella on Monday during their first day of school at Rockhill Elementary School.
Two charged in heroin investigation bust are bound to grand jury
An Alliance police officer clearly defined the alleged roles of two city residents arrested in conjunction with an alleged drug operation.
Thirty-two graduate from White School of Nursing
Dr. Robert T. White, left, and Linda Kimble, right, lead an applause for Norma Teeple, who donated the new library to the Robert T. White Nursing School, during the graduation ceremony Friday.
Joyful sounds heard in downtown Alliance
Downtown Alliance was filled with joyful noise as a two-hour celebration of the Lord shut down Main Street for several hours Saturday evening.
AYP changes have positive effect on Alliance numbers
Thanks to changes made to Adequate Yearly Progress , Alliance City School District fared better than expected.
Carnation Careful City closes week of safety sessions
Dylan Bugara looks at a book with Steve Gronou of the Stark County Engineers Office while learning about train safety on Tuesday at Carnation Careful City.
Interfaith Child Center to apply for three-star rating
Approximately 50 percent of Stark County's children are enrolled in some form of day care facility, according to information supplied by United Way of Greater Stark County.
Alliance superintendent urges teachers to touch lives of students
Last year, Alliance City Schools Superintendent Peter Basil focused on encouraging children to "make their mark" with "The Dot" by Peter H. Reynolds.
Alliance police raid Ely Street home
Detectives of the Alliance Police Department's Special Investigations Unit and Special Response team executed a no-knock search warrant at 144 W. Ely St.
Frank Richards photographed with tallest woman
Alliance resident Frank Richards, left, was photographed with Sandy Allen, the world's tallest woman who died recently.
Panel studies revisions to city's zoning code
By STEPHANIE UJHELYI The Review Clarification to the Alliance zoning ordinance continues after Monday afternoon's meeting of the city's Comprehensive Land Use Plan Steering Committee.
Alliance fire inspector now certified to carry weapon, make arrests
Alliance Fire Inspector Guy Aumend, who was recently certified to have arrest powers in the investigation of arsons, can also now carry a weapon and serve as an expert witness in court.
This gardener is plum tuckered out after successful Tuscany Experiment
If ever there was a charmed countryside, it is Tuscany. Vineyards and orchards surround the Italian hilltops and hamlets, and fields of lavender and sunflowers seem to stretch from one idyllic village to the ...
Care-a-Vanners arrive from across nation to aid Habitat for Humanity
Nails are pounded to create a wall in one of the Homestead Avenue homes in Alliance the RV Care-a-Vanners, previously called the "Gypsies," are helping to construct.