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A Stow man was caught on camera berating a Black woman in front of her young son. He even threatened to shoot and kill her.
Akron Beacon Journal Catholic Charities Summit County Virtual Derby for Dollars: 7-8 p.m. Friday. Whether you purchased a ticket for the canceled 2020 event or would like to purchase tickets for this year’s virtual one, go to http://www.ccdocle.org/derbyfordollars. All ticket buyers and sponsors will have an opportunity to pick up their dinner for the evening and a special gift. For more information, go the web address above or contact Carl Bako at 330-524-4196 or via email at cbako@ccdocle.org. The Medina County Historical Society Spring Yard Sale: 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday on the fr...
After a long day, Stephanie Phillabaum likes to unwind by kicking back and watching birds in her backyard. It is a hobby the Jackson Township resident picked up during last year's pandemic lockdown. Phillabaum, who runs a preschool and child care center, said the stay-at-home orders had her in search of activities. "I started noticing that we had quite a plethora of birds at the house and I thought, well, this is something I can do," she said. Phillabaum said she bought bird houses and feeders and her new pastime was born. Among the bird species she pays close attention to are hummingbirds ...
March 3, 2021 ARLINGTON, Texas - Youth bowlers are the future of the sport of bowling and have more opportunities than ever to hone and test their skills on the lanes. For young female competitors, the relaunching of the Professional Women's Bowling Association Tour in 2015 gave some the opportunity to redirect their career trajectories, while the youngest of the rising stars found a new group of role models and some unexpected dreams to chase. Among the latter was Jillian Martin of Stow, Ohio, and Victoria Varano of Stony Point, New York, who both turned 11 years old the year the PWBA Tour ...
Agnes âAggieâ England DUBLIN — Agnes “Aggie” England, 75, died Wednesday, March 3, 2021 at her home surrounded by her family. She was born on April 1, 1945 in Salem, Ohio. She was known to say, “My birthday is 4/1/45 and that’s no fooling!” Preceded in death were her parents Bernard James Madden and Helen Viola (Larson) Madden Oesch; sister, Lois (Madden) Meine, and brother-in-law Fredrick Winfred Meine. In life, Aggie worked as a restaurant manager at Osman’s Pies and previously Acme Grocery Store. She loved serving and being around people. Aggie was a generous person...