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4 days ago |
cantonrep.com | Steven Grazier
• PolyKinetix, a rubber and plastic recycler, plans to open its doors in June in Massillon. • The business takes old plastic, rubber and Styrofoam to make new material. • PolyKinetix expects to employ up to 12 workers at its shop, 240 Sixth St. NW. MASSILLON – Bill Ullom wants to help clean up the Earth and says part of that effort starts with the reuse of everyday waste. PolyKinetix, a local recycling company, was formed in 2023.
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4 days ago |
indeonline.com | Steven Grazier
PolyKinetix, a rubber and plastic recycler, plans to open its doors in June in Massillon. The business takes old plastic, rubber and Styrofoam to make new material. PolyKinetix expects to employ up to 12 workers at its shop, 240 Sixth St. NW. MASSILLON – Bill Ullom wants to help clean up the Earth and says part of that effort starts with the reuse of everyday waste. PolyKinetix, a local recycling company, was formed in 2023.
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5 days ago |
indeonline.com | Steven Grazier
IMPACT Massillon returns to the city June 14 to spruce up multiple neighborhood homes. Overall, 14 homes are to be improved along Griffith and Neale avenues SW. Home are upgraded by volunteers at no cost. MASSILLON – More than a dozen southwest neighborhood homes are in line for a facelift this month. IMPACT Massillon is a one-day, Christian community-service event organized by a leadership squad of volunteers that has taken place annually in parts of the city since 2012.
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5 days ago |
the-review.com | Steven Grazier
The U.S. Treasury is to halt the production of pennies in the coming months. Stark County businesses think the halt in penny production won't hugely impact operations. A local coin shop owner says penny collecting could become popular again. CANTON – Woody's Root Beer Stand is one of the few businesses in Stark County that operates as cash-only. No credit cards accepted.
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1 week ago |
cantonrep.com | Steven Grazier
• U.S. Navy veteran James Nash, a Sprenger Health Rose Lane Nursing & Rehabilitation Center resident, got his final wish May 28. • Nash got to see about a dozen animals at his residence during a petting event. • Nash, 71, spent 22 years in the Navy. He retired as a senior chief. JACKSON TWP. – U.S. Navy veteran James Nash is a huge lover of animals, and his wish to see more came true while in hospice care. Nash, 71, said he wanted to go to a zoo to see all the animals.
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Crash scene now cleared at Lincoln Way E and Tremont Ave. after 2-vehicle crash shortly before 2 p.m. 3 people transported to Aultman Hospital with minor injuries, according to Massillon PD. https://t.co/0b7A4WPHXl
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.
Massillon City Council votes 8-1 to accept offer by Aultman Hospital to provide a slate of medical services formerly delivered by Affinity Medical Center. $2.06 million to come to city as part of deal.