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Americans need to wake up and see the Republican master plan for what it is
Republicans have underfunded public education, sought to defund PBS and threaten to cut funding for libraries if they carry certain books, writes Albert Hendricks of Twinsburg.
Northeast Ohio summer festivals face a growing wave of violence, as officials seek to rein in youths
“Moving forward, Summerfest, as we affectionately know it, will never be the same,” Macedonia Mayor Nick Molnar said.
Three people hurt in explosion at Macedonia chemical manufacturer
Three tanker trucks were lined up outside of the plant. As workers loaded one of them up, it exploded.
New Nordstrom Rack to open in Northeast Ohio
Nordstrom Rack is opening in Macedonia Gateway at 9 a.m., April 11, in the former Burlington space.
Will our mail-in ballots arrive in time? Is Congress working to improve mail service?
We hope our representatives in Congress will do all they can to ensure that people’s mail-in ballots will arrive safely on time and that people in all areas will have access to a secure mailbox, writes a retired writer in Macedonia in a letter to the editor.
Indictment further entangles DeWine in HB 6 questions
With new state charges bringing into Gov. Mike DeWine's office, in the person of his chief of staff, knowledge that his prospective nominee to lead the PUCO had received millions from FirstEnergy Corp. the question arises: Will the FirstEnergy/House Bill 6 investigation truly look at everyone who might have been part of this disgusting scandal, asks a retired business development representative in Macedonia in a letter to the editor.
B&B Theatres to take over, renovate Cinemark Macedonia
The 15-screen cinema will close on March 1 and undergo an extensive renovation before reopening as the first B&B Theatres location in Ohio.
Feminism is for everyone
Feminism is a rising tide that lifts all boats, writes Leslie Buck of Cleveland in a letter to the editor.
Why are feminists subverting their own cause to champion pro-transgender agenda?
A real conversation should happen, instead of people shouting “bigot!” at anyone who objects to how the pro-transgender agenda, advancing the interests of those born male in their efforts to compete against those born female, impacts the interests of the latter, writes a finance assistant in Macedonia in a letter to the editor.
Trump’s game plan is to divide Americans over culture wars, ‘deep state’ fears
Donald Trump is also not commenting on the Israeli situation, waiting for President Joe Biden to step in it, writes James F. Valvoda of Macedonia in a letter to the editor.
Summit County daycare owner gets life in prison for sexually abusing children
William Lupica, 72, will not be eligible for parole until he is 102 years old, according to Summit County Prosecutor Sherri Bevan Walsh.
My magic marijuana month in Michigan: Lyn Davis
I do think most Ohioans want to be open-minded and more wholistic in regards to health care, including marijuana. We’re smart people. We can figure this out. We’ve got alcohol regulated down to the hour on a Sunday you can purchase it. We can work through all the concerns, and get some commonsense regulations on the books for medical and recreational usage, writes guest columnist Lyn Davis, a wife and mother of three and grandmother of one, who grew up on the East Side of Cleveland and has traveled extensively, but still thinks Lake Erie sunsets are the best.