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Joint fire district study passes Norton, Barberton council
Ordinance No. 80-2019 was also adopted with a 7-1 vote in relation to the joint fire district study with the city of Norton.
Read MoreMagics announce basketball head coaches
New varsity basketball head coaches for the boys and girls teams were announced at the Barberton School Board Special Meeting July 9. Kyle McBride will be the next boys’ coach while Ken Rector will take over the girls’ program. McBride spent the past three seasons as head coach of East Canton, a Division IV team.…
Read MoreNorton Council considers joining NOPEC
Jim Eritano Herald Staff Writer If you’re paying more than four cents per thousand cubic feet for natural gas, call your supplier and renegotiate your rate. That’s the advice from Brenda Fargo, representing the Northeast Ohio Public Energy Council (NOPEC). Fargo talked about the organization and its aggregation programs at the Norton City Council meeting…
Read MoreEasy Street and Woovs rock cancer
July 3rd Rock Cancer Concert. The event begins at 7 p.m. in front of the Lake 8 Movies.
Read MoreRoad closed
West Tuscarawas Avenue, from Fourth Street to West Park Avenue will be closed today July 3, from 10 a.m – 4 p.m. for concert setup.
Read MoreShout out to #heraldnation
Shout out to #heraldnation for identifying our purse thief.
Read MoreSign up for blood drive
Dakota Wagner, Eagle Scout Candidate from Troop 105 out of Barberton, needs your help!
Read MoreVan-Dells bring comedy and rock July 5
Van-Dells bring comedy and rock to Lake Anna July 5
Read MoreHerald Nation…Please help identify thief
On June 9, a purse was stolen out of a car on the North End of Barberton. This unknown male went on a spending spree with the victim’s credit cards starting at Walgreens. The suspect is very identifiable by his face and his tattoos. If anyone knows this man, please call Detective Russell at 330-861-7254.
Read MoreFountain out for repair
The Lake Anna Fountain has stopped working and has been shipped back to the manufacturer for repair per the Park and Recreation Department. A spokesperson for the department posted on social media that, “At this point, we do not know how long the repair will take. Please be patient with us as we work to remedy…
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