Abigail Bottar
News InternAbigail Bottar is a junior at Kent State University. She is pursuing a major in political science with a concentration in American politics and minors in history and women's studies. Additionally, Abigail is starting her second semester copy editing for The Burr.
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The community development entity accepts its biggest allocation of tax credits ever. -
The Nonpartisan Independent Council Fair Districting Commission has been working on the map since September and could approve it as soon as next week.
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The masking requirement is now set to expire Oct. 29, when the school board will review the policy and decide whether to extend it again.
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Village officials are concerned that losing the acres of potential taxable land will put more pressure on their already strained budget.
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The students want to promote diversity and acceptance in the community.
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The idea of the program is to offer support and guidance for those who are being released from incarceration as they transition back into society.
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The council will offer input on how the Cleveland area should use the remaining COVID-19 funds.
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Although there are two dental schools in the region, university President Dr. John Langell says there needs to be an affordable, public option.
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A new study from National Children's Hospital finds that Black children between the ages of 5 and 12 are twice as likely to die by suicide than white children.
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Teej is a Hindu festival celebrated by women.
