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Kelli Weir

Canton

Staff Writer at The Canton Repository

Staff writer for @cantonrepdotcom since 2003. Send tips to [email protected].

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  • 1 week ago | cantonrep.com | Kelli Weir

    • The Canton Repository asked leaders in each Stark County township, village and city to share some highlights about what they have planned for 2025 in their communities. • The Marlboro Historical Society plans to reopen portions of Dr. Kersey G. Thomas’s former house and office to the public this year. • Trustees are considering whether to place a replacement and additional levy on the November election ballot to better fund township police services.

  • 2 weeks ago | cantonrep.com | Kelli Weir

    • Canton has nearly $49 million worth of road, bridge, sanitary sewer and storm sewer projects planned for this year. • Of the $49 million, roughly $16 million will be spent on road projects. CANTON – Canton would need to spend between $40 million and $45 million to bring all of its streets up to acceptable standards, city officials estimate.

  • 2 weeks ago | the-review.com | Kelli Weir

    CANTON – Canton would need to spend between $40 million and $45 million to bring all of its streets up to acceptable standards, city officials estimate. The city fell behind on road repairs and paving during the economic downturn in the late 2000s and didn’t start significantly investing in roads again until voters approved a half-percent income tax increase in 2018.

  • 2 weeks ago | indeonline.com | Kelli Weir

    Canton has nearly $49 million worth of road, bridge, sanitary sewer and storm sewer projects planned for this year. Of the $49 million, roughly $16 million will be spent on road projects. This year's $5.1 million road paving project includes 53 streets and 78 alleys. CANTON – Canton would need to spend between $40 million and $45 million to bring all of its streets up to acceptable standards, city officials estimate.

  • 1 month ago | cantonrep.com | Kelli Weir

    The Canton Repository asked leaders in each Stark County township, village and city to share some highlights about what they have planned for 2025 in their communities. East Sparta is seeking a new road levy and a new fire levy on the November ballot. Playground equipment that formerly sat outside a Perry Local elementary school will be installed at two village locations this summer.

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Kelli Weir @kweirREP
6 Jan 25

RT @ODOT_Akron: We're hosting a public meeting to gather input on a proposed roundabout project at SR 172 and Alabama Ave on January 15 fro…

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Kelli Weir @kweirREP
30 Oct 24

RT @bduerREP: First Alliance, now Canton Another Stark County city is tackling rental registration fees with landlords. Read @kweirREP st…

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Kelli Weir @kweirREP
15 Aug 24

RT @kbyerREP: Don Shula's American Kitchen — the first high-profile eatery to open @HOFVillage — is closing. https://t.co/l1FnfP6I8x