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GREEN – Traces of local history and culture are in place in the floor at the Akron-Canton Airport.
Local artist Lenny Spangler designed a Tree of Life for the terrazzo floor in the atrium, which is in the boarding area between gates and the baggage claim. The tree has 46 leaves that contain a name, a site, a business or event that represents the Akron and Canton communities.
It s the final interior work that s part of a $34 million gate modernization project at the airport. Five new gates were added to replace five crowded gates that were demolished. The older gates dated to the 1960s.
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The Wilderness Center announces staff awards, appointments
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The Wilderness Center recently announced the staff awards, additions and appointments.
Lynda Price, who has been with the center for 25 years, will move into the newly created position of Backyard Habitat Program lead. Price will be responsible for leading science-based Backyard Habitat and native plant programs, creating a Backyard Habitat Certification program and managing the native plant greenhouse.
Tiffany Leeper has been appointed to the position of development coordinator. She will coordinate development campaigns, sponsorships, fundraising events and donor relations. Leeper s past experience includes positions with North Union Farmers Market, Wooster Local Foods Cooperative, United Way of Wayne and Holmes Counties, Alaska Conservation Foundation and the Cuyahoga Valley National Park Association.