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Alcoa facility to cut in half energy used to recycle aluminum for forged wheels
Alcoa expects its $21-million Alcoa Wheel and Transportation Products casthouse expansion at its Barberton, Ohio plant to cut in half the total amount of energy used to recycle aluminum for forged wheels, reducing greenhouse gases and increasing the overall efficiency and sustainability of the company's manufacturing process.
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According to city officials, as income tax administrator, Hartsook is responsible for managing the city's income tax division.
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Blighted Copley property razed; six others to follow
Just over a year after applying for a state grant for demolition of blighted properties, seven Copley Township eyesores should be gone before Memorial Day.
Barberton Cherry Blossom Festival, May 19th
The Barberton Area Jaycees proudly present the 57th Annual Cherry Blossom Festival held Friday - Sunday, May 17 - 19, 2013 in Downtown Barberton at Lake Anna Park brought to you in part by the Barberton Herald.
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Norton Council preparing opposition to Internet caf bill
Norton City Council President Don Nicolard said he is prepared to make another trip to Columbus to express discontent with legislation that would take more money out of the city's budget, he said at Council's May 13 meeting.
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Old memories meet new era at Rotary Camp
The Akron Rotary Camp for Children with Special Needs is in the midst of a major $3.5 million makeover.
Summit County: Bank robbery suspect now in jail
At 3:30 p.m. May 17, the Summit County Sheriff's Office arrested Richard W. Remmy Jr in connection to the robbery of the PNC Bank located at 3379 Manchester Road in Coventry Township.
Akron: 10 years for stealing elderly woman's Christmas money
Summit County Prosecutor Sherri Bevan Walsh said Judge Amy Corrigall-Jones sentenced Ricky D. Boykins, 33, of Akron, to 10 years in prison.
Enjoy a family fun day at Barberton's annual Cherry Blossom Festival
A day filled with fun, family-oriented activities is in store when you venture to the 57th annual Cherry Blossom Festival being held at Lake Anna Park in Barberton, Ohio on Friday, May 17, Saturday, May 18 and Sunday, May 19.
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May 6 was the Summit County Board of Elections' filing deadline for Independent or nonpartisan candidates for races in Barberton and Stow municipal courts.
Barberton passes levy, Falls issue fails
Patti Cleary, superintendent of Barberton Schools, celebrates the news that according to a levy committee canvass, the Barberton school levy passed on Tuesday.
BARBERTON: A $3 million, 8.45-mill levy passed for Barberton City School District Tuesday night as residents voted in favor of Issue 3 by 54 percent of the vote.
SouthArk Commencement Set for Friday
More than 300 students will be recognized as graduates of South Arkansas Community College on May 10 during Spring Commencement at the El Dorado Conference Center.
Jewell Cardwell: Motorcycle-riding officers host fundraiser for those in need
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Wadsworth police log for May 3
Friday, April 26 7:24 p.m. - 100 block Mills St., William Sloan, 33, 335 Oak St., Wadsworth, charged with disorderly conduct with persistence.
Summit County: Police K-9 catches escaping meth lab suspect
From 8 a.m. Friday until early Monday morning, sheriff's deputies and a Barberton police K-9 were busy busting meth labs across Summit County, according to the Summit County Sheriff.
Doylestown 'polka queen' has a day made just for her with polk dancing, music, food and family
For Rita Patrick, 86, a resident of Doylestown Health Care Center, it would include polka music, polka dancing, Barberton chicken, Hungarian and Slovenian sausage from Al's Quality Meats, some cupcakes and, of course, family and friends.
Barberton teens make worldly connection with UA international students
David E. Geiger, 51, ad executive
David E. Geiger, 51, of Media, a longtime newspaper advertising executive who spent several years at The Inquirer, died Friday, April 19, of a liver ailment brought on by an herbal supplement.