Grace Springer
Stark County reporter at The Canton Repository
Stark County reporter @CantonRepdotcom, @KentWired and @KentState alum, passionate about all things news
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4 days ago |
cantonrep.com | Grace Springer
• The western side of the Edwards Road intersection will reopen June 4. The western side of the Eastern Road intersection will close at that time. • The intersection is getting a full-depth reconstruction, where crews remove the entire roadway surface down to the base layer and rebuild it. • The entire $30 million rehabilitation project is expected to be complete by June 2026. CHIPPEWA TWP.
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4 days ago |
cantonrep.com | Grace Springer
• The Ohio Department of Natural Resources recorded 53 earthquakes near a well pad in Buffalo Township between April 22 and May 8. • Encino Energy halted fracking operations on the wells at the Bears Pad May 8 and operations there remain ceased, according to ODNR. • Any future oil and gas drilling in the area will need to meet additional standards because it is in a fault zone.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Grace Springer
PERRY TWP. − "Freedom is not free."Retired U.S. Army Maj. Dave Guerdan honored the fallen during his keynote speech at the annual Memorial Day Remembrance Ceremony on May 24 at Perry High School. He knows from his experience in active duty and the reserves that sacrifices are made every day by U.S. service members. "This weekend is about remembering and reflecting on what many have given us," he said.
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2 weeks ago |
beaconjournal.com | Grace Springer
Jason Aldean opened his set with "Hicktown," his debut single from 2005. He's added many throwback hits to the "Full Throttle Tour" setlist. The Aldean concert was one of the first big concert events of the summer and drew a nearly sold-out crowd. Fans gathered with friends and family for cold drinks and good music. CUYAHOGA FALLS − Jason Aldean took the crowd 20 years into the past on the opening night of his "Full Throttle Tour" on May 23 at Blossom Music Center.
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2 weeks ago |
cantonrep.com | Grace Springer
• Around 11:30 p.m. May 16, a massive tree uprooted and fell on Deb Scheetz's house on Cordelia Street SW in North Canton, caving in the roof over the garage and kitchen. • Scheetz and her dog have been living with her mom in Jackson Township while trying to figure out what to do. NORTH CANTON − Deb Scheetz was in her bedroom reading a book the night of May 16. She was all settled in, ready for bed, when the storm came. "All of a sudden it was like the wind whipped up.
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