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1 week ago |
indeonline.com | Steven Grazier
The Jackson Community Celebration kicks off June 18 at North Park. The annual event is free to attend and runs through June 21. The celebration draws between 50,000 and 60,000 people each year. JACKSON TWP. – Rides, music and fireworks are all part of the fun on tap during this week's Jackson Community Celebration.
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1 week ago |
cantonrep.com | Steven Grazier
• The Jackson Community Celebration kicks off June 18 at North Park. • The annual event is free to attend and runs through June 21. • The celebration draws between 50,000 and 60,000 people each year. JACKSON TWP. – Rides, music and fireworks are all part of the fun on tap during this week's Jackson Community Celebration.
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1 week ago |
indeonline.com | Steven Grazier
Massillon City Council approved the bidding process June 16 for a University Drive SE repaving effort. The estimated $330,000 project is expected to start later this year. About 1,600 feet of University Drive SE is to be improved from Nave Road SE to Malone Avenue SE. MASSILLON – Part of a southeast side road is in line for a major upgrade, as City Council unanimously authorized the bidding process for a new project.
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2 weeks ago |
indeonline.com | Steven Grazier
Construction and weather issues delayed the opening of the Jake Roberson Memorial Splashpad in Massillon. The building of the splash pad is in its final phase. The water play area should be open to the public by the end of June. MASSILLON – A new, long-awaited public splash pad is nearly ready. Work on the Jake Roberson Memorial Splashpad is winding down at Wampler Park, 1818 Main Ave. W. The play area is expected to open by the end of June, said Steve Pedro, Parks & Recreation Department director.
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2 weeks ago |
indeonline.com | Steven Grazier
Massillon is installing rubber tables on three city roads to help reduce speeding. Roads where speed tables are going include Main Avenue W, Burd Avenue NE and Lake Avenue NE. Cost and installation of the five speed tables totaled approximately $80,000MASSILLON – The city is taking a new precaution to reduce speeding in fast-moving areas.
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Massillon council votes 6-3 Monday night to lift the city’s ban on panhandling. Visit https://t.co/M6Bz4XsvBy later this evening for a story.
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