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Mantua

CHS Musicians Perform at KSU

Stacy Turner - January 26, 2019

This blustery weekend, young musicians from several area high schools were invited to participate in the 2019 Kent State All-Star Band. In spite of...

Aurora

Kooky, Spooky Fun — THE ADDAMS FAMILY: A New Musical Comedy...

Submitted - October 18, 2018

Crazy, kooky, spooky, or just a typical family gathering? The Addams Family: A New Musical Comedy opens Aurora Community Theatre’s 59th season Oct. 26,...

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James A. Garfield High graduate Rebecca Smith has set up a virtual mental health counseling and neurodivergent assessment practice called Becoming Beautifully Strong Counseling, Coaching & Consultation

Garfield graduate Rebecca Smith seeks to treat mental health with counseling...

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John Garrity, Ph.D, will retire from his duties of the Portage County Mental Health & Recovery Board Executive Director in September after eight years of service

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