Sharon Regional employees said on Friday morning that their pay was delayed again while Tenor Health stated employees would see their paycheck between 2 p.m. and midnight.
The pay delay follows an IT upgrade that had previously affected funding.
Tomorrow—Sunday, Sept.
27—the Mill Creek MetroParks deer reduction program resumes bow hunting across several parks with a shortened archery season at Hitchcock and Huntington Woods and increased permits at MetroParks Farm. A sharpshooter-managed removal of 50 deer will follow per ODNR guidelines.
At Friday night’s homecoming game at Bo Rein Stadium in Niles, McKinley High School celebrated 100 years of its marching band with over 300 current and former members playing at pregame and halftime.
The district also received a $200,000 check from the Cleveland Browns and NFL Foundation to replace turf.
Hubbard native Mark Boals, a 1977 graduate, will be inducted into the Rock Godz Hall of Fame in Las Vegas on Nov.
7 and will perform on Oct. 3 at Robins Theatre in Warren with the Baldassarre Orchestra (showcasing classic rock hits from 1965 to 1975).
Toys“R”Us will open a smaller shop at Eastwood Mall in Niles in early October — operated by Go!
Retail Group, the store will offer a hand-picked range of popular toys for families.
Hanoverton Village Hall sustained severe flood damage on August 10 when a storm flooded the building near Howard street, leaving extensive damage without flood insurance.
Mayor Becky Kibler said the village is holding meetings at a local church and working to raise funds for repairs that may exceed $15,000.
At a recent meeting, Poland Board of Education officials discussed how new state and county rules have left school revenue flat, causing an expected loss of about $350K a year.
They said rising property values will no longer boost funds and delays in tax invoice collection are affecting budgeting.
ODOT installed flashing stop signs at the intersection of State Route 164 and 558 in Fairfield Township to improve safety after several crashes.
The solar-powered signs are part of a statewide traffic safety initiative and are expected to boost driver visibility.
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