The county’s limited “commercial mining” prohibition puts it at odds with state officials who say local governments can’t stand in the way of state lands management.
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Political leaders must position our state to meet and overcome the challenges that we know we will face, columnist Khale Lenhart writes.
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The state energy department is reviewing seven proposals for community solar arrays that will allocate a portion of their bill credits to low-income households, who will be automatically enrolled in the program.
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Warren Bickel, whose addiction research and products helped put Roanoke, Virginia’s Fralin Biomedical Research Institute at VTC on the map, died on Sept. 28, some four months after a pancreatic cancer diagnosis.
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A week after the storm, relief supplies are rolling in and people are cleaning up.
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North High School opened its doors Sunday evening to the public, welcoming all who were curious about the state of the 93-year-old original building. In a classroom utilized daily by pre-kindergarten students, tubs catch rusty water leaking from above in pipes. The cause of the leak, said Principal Chuck Morrison, is a rundown HVAC system. […]
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Members of the Northern Cheyenne nation, drumming and dressed in regalia, led the ninth annual Portage Path Walk Sunday in Akron. The one-kilometer trek started across the street from the Portage Path Community Learning Center and ended at the John Brown House on Diagonal Road.
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After a long search, University Hospitals has hired a pediatrician who specializes in child abuse and neglect. The position is supposed to be part of the Child Protection Team that was launched after high-profile child deaths and amid reports that more children were dying in Cuyahoga County than in other counties in Ohio.
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Cleveland City Council Member Charles Slife raised concerns that council’s public comment sign-up process allows for “organized lobbying.”
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Over the last few months, more than 300 mostly Akron-area and Northeast Ohio residents helped identify positive actions they thought would most likely bring about improvement in the community.
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