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Mayor Nancy Sikes-Kline to speak at Commemoration - Vimarsana News

Mayor Nancy Sikes-Kline to speak at Commemoration

On June 18, 1964, 16 rabbis and a Reform Jewish administrator, in St. Augustine at the request of Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., were arrested

Facebook posts lead to city council meeting confusion - Vimarsana News

Facebook posts lead to city council meeting confusion

Wednesday evening saw confusion in Newton Falls over whether city council would hold its meeting.

Source: wkbn.com
Former Newton Falls Council member sues city, Attorney General over 'free speech' - Vimarsana News

Former Newton Falls Council member sues city, Attorney General over 'free speech'

Government leaders in the City of Newton Falls find themselves subjects of another legal challenge, and this time Ohio Attorney General State David Yost is also named as a defendant.

Source: wfmj.com
Newton Falls coucilwoman files complaint against other councilmembers for Ohio Open Meetings Act violation - Vimarsana News

Newton Falls coucilwoman files complaint against other councilmembers for Ohio Open Meetings Act violation

Councilwoman At-Large Julie Stimpert filed the complaint against councilmembers Gideon Fetterolf, John Baryak, Tesa Spletzer and Christopher Granchie, Mayor Ken Kline and the Village of Newton Falls.

Source: wfmj.com
Federal judge orders Newton Falls to allow free speech at council meetings - Vimarsana News

Federal judge orders Newton Falls to allow free speech at council meetings

In addition, the order prevents the city from using police to discourage citizens from protected speech, or to retaliate against citizens for expressing their First Amendment rights to protected speec

Source: wfmj.com