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Mount Union breaks ground for business, engineering expansion Special to The Alliance Review ALLIANCE – University of Mount Union has begun a 6,200-square-foot expansion to Oak Hall, which houses programs in the Department of Business and School of Engineering. More than 550 students major in programs in the two schools. An additional 115 students currently pursue minors in a business-related field. “We are in need of additional space to house our developing programs,” said Dr. Chad Korach, associate professor of mechanical engineering and director of the School of Engineering. Mount Un...

Mount Union Breaks Ground on Expansion for Business, Engineering Facilities News provided by Share this article Share this article ALLIANCE, Ohio, May 13, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- The University of Mount Union held a groundbreaking on Monday, May 10 to signify the beginning of an approximately 7,000-square-foot expansion to Oak Hall, which houses programs in the University's Department of Business and School of Engineering. Mount Union's programs in business and engineering continue to grow, with more than 550 undergraduate students majoring in programs offered by the two schools. An additional...

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The Independent NAVARRE – Mayor Bob Benson wants to make North Market Street Park a place where families can gather to enjoy a baseball game, swing on the swing set and, maybe, get in a workout.  Years ago, the park had tennis courts, a playground and baseball diamonds. Today, all that's left are two baseball fields and an aging playground. With the help of the Towpath Trail YMCA, the village has set out to revitalize the green space. Improvements to the park, along Market Street next to the Towpath Trail YMCA complex, include the addition of a pavilion and replacing the playground eq...

Summit County Sheriff’s Office K-9 officer dies from complications of cancer Summit County Sheriff's officer K-9 Anna died of complications of cancer.(Summit County Sheriff's Office) Share on Facebook Share on LinkedIn CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - On Wednesday Summit County Sheriff’s deputies and staff gathered to honor a K-9 officer who died earlier this month from complications of cancer. Anna, 7, was trained in explosives detection and worked full-time with her handler at the Akron-Canton Airport, according to a media release from the sheriff’s department. “Anna was a mem...