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OHM Advisors was initially hired by Massillon in July 2016, after the resignation of then-City Engineer Keith Dylewski.

The Massillon infrastructure project — a joint effort with Aqua Ohio — is to cost about $884,000. It stretches 1,200 feet along Eighth Street SW.

Legislation was presented and discussed Monday night during a council work session. The proposal, made by Councilman Mark Lombardi, R-Ward 1, would hire an animal control specialist for up to 28 hours a week. Further discussion was pushed to June 14. Lombardi wanted to provide time to fulfill Councilwoman Linda Litman's request to review an updated job description for city building code enforcement officers, who Mayor Kathy Catazaro-Perry said have been handling animal control-related duties. The mayor is not in favor of creating the new position, and said doing so would waste money. Polic...

The Repository Massillon voters who closely follow Washington High School football will see familiar names on the November election ballot. The Stark County Board of Elections on Monday voted to certify five nonpartisan candidates for the Nov. 2 ballot. Two of the candidates are a father and son who are both seeking to serve on Massillon City Council. They both were quarterbacks for Washington High. Lee Hurst, 50, is running to be Massillon council member at large. Hurst will seek one of three council seats in a five-person race. Hurst, who also was a kicker as well as quarterback, led Was...

Jill Creamer, of Ward 4, and Joe Herrick, of Ward 6, are to represent Democrats in the November general election race for Massillon City Council.