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  • [24-05-2012] Bob Dyer: How many police officers does it take to calm grandmother?
    Now, we need to establish right up front that I’m not advocating rude behavior by little old ladies.Or, for that matter, by anyone else.We should not become loud and obstinate in public, even if we are provoked. Being loud and...

  • [23-05-2012] Bald eagle, eaglets make home at Canadohta Lake
    A bald eagle and her eaglets have found a home at Canadohta Lake. A Channel 11 News viewer sent photos of the birds, who may be the second generation at the lake. Canadohta Lake is one of the largest natural lakes in Pennsylvania...

  • [18-05-2012] Stow jeweler collects movie star fashions as hobby; exhibit planned
    STOW: Richard John has one of the most interesting closets in America. A Barbra Streisand concert gown. Costumes from The King and I, Camelot and The Ten Commandments. Suits worn by Bob Hope on stage and Laurence Olivier on the big...

  • [08-05-2012] Summit County sales tax revenue still rebounding from pre-recession levels
    Consumer spending in Summit County is increasing but still hasn’t fully rebounded from the Great Recession.Summit is one of 19 counties that collected less in sales tax revenue last year than it did four years earlier, according to...

  • [06-05-2012] New indictment alleges crime ring headed by superintendent
    A former chief operating officer of the DeKalb County School District and her architect husband are suspected of stealing thousands of dollars from taxpayers with the help of then-superintendent Crawford Lewis, according to a new...

  • [06-05-2012] New indictment alleges crime ring headed by superintendent
    A former chief operating officer of the DeKalb County School District and her architect husband are suspected of stealing thousands of dollars from taxpayers with the help of then-superintendent Crawford Lewis, according to a new...

  • [06-05-2012] New indictment alleges crime ring headed by superintendent
    A former chief operating officer of the DeKalb County School District and her architect husband are suspected of stealing thousands of dollars from taxpayers with the help of then-superintendent Crawford Lewis, according to a new...