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'Cecil Grown' taking root with local farmers - Vimarsana News

'Cecil Grown' taking root with local farmers

ELKTON — Farmers and producers selling fruit, vegetables, meats, cheese and other agriculture products to the public can get free marketing and promotional help through the Cecil Grown program operated

Canton grants ARPA funds to Greater Stark County Urban League - Vimarsana News

Canton grants ARPA funds to Greater Stark County Urban League

The city will give up to $574,341 in American Rescue Plan Act funds to the Greater Stark County Urban League.

Canton expects to refund $5 million in income taxes this year - Vimarsana News

Canton expects to refund $5 million in income taxes this year

Canton City Council also approved $68.3 million in spending this year, the bulk of which will pay for personnel.

What's up with… Airspan + HPE, Vivo + AWS, Openreach, TelcoDR, Open RAN - Vimarsana News

What's up with… Airspan + HPE, Vivo + AWS, Openreach, TelcoDR, Open RAN

Airspan and HPE test E2E Open RANVivo validates 5G core on AWS Outposts Openreach details expanded FTTP rollout planTelcoDR pumps $100 million into charging pl…

Canton council has approved a $257 million temporary budget for 2021 - Vimarsana News

Canton council has approved a $257 million temporary budget for 2021

CANTON  City Council on Monday approved a $257 million temporary budget for 2021.  It allows city departments to spend money before the council adopts a permanent budget by the end of March, as required by state law. "We will do a bigger presentation on the budget when we cross into 2021," Finance Director Mark Crouse told council members.  Councilwoman Christine Schulman, D-at large, and Councilman Frank Morris, D-9, were absent for the vote, which received no objections from those present. The temporary budget includes $64 million in general fund appropriations — with $19.4 million ...