Elections

by Eric Marotta Editor Summit County voters will be asked to stave off drastic cuts in regional transportation service March 4. If approved, Issue 8 would boost the county sales tax from...  Read Story.

Dorothy Markulis Reporter Hudson " Summit County residents will vote Nov. 6 on Issue 20, a six-year 2.95-mill levy for the Alcohol, Drug Addiction and Mental Health Services Board. The ADM board's manager of community relations Mary Alice Sonnhalter said the levy is a replacement that would decrease the millage rate of the board's...  Read Story.

Dorothy Markulis Reporter Hudson " Summit County Children Services is asking voters to approve Issue 21, a 2.25-mill, six-year levy Nov. 6. Children Services Executive Director John Saros said the levy is a replacement with a reduction in overall millage that provides an increase in operating...  Read Story.

by Jeff Saunders Reporter Macedonia -- Five candidates are fighting for three offices in the city, with two candidates seeking the mayor's seat and three candidates for two at-large Council...  Read Story.

by Eric Marotta Editor Macedonia -- Mayor Don Kuchta earned more in contributions and spent more on his campaign than his competitor, Sam Pilato, according to campaign finance reports the two candidates filed...  Read Story.

by Jeff Saunders Reporter Northfield Village -- While Mayor Victor Milani, who is running for a third term, and Ward C Councilor Lennie Noack, are unopposed, Village Council's two at-large...  Read Story.

by Jeff Saunders Reporter Nordonia Hills -- Voters throughout the district will decide Nov. 6 if they are willing to pay more in property taxes to help renovate Nordonia High School's athletic fields, while voters in...  Read Story.

by Mark R. Potter Regional Editor Cuyahoga Falls -- The Republican candidate for Cuyahoga Falls Municipal Clerk of Courts has had more financial backing than his opponent during the election...  Read Story.

With two-term Board of Education member Mary Sindelar stepping down, two-term incumbent Greg Harris and educator Kim Sethna are running unopposed. The next term begins Jan. 1. District Treasurer Christopher Wright said...  Read Story.

by Lauren Krupar Hudson Hub-Times Associate Editor Boston Heights voters are facing two issues on the November ballot that could determine the future of the village. As the result of two referendums, residents have the...  Read Story.