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As Mayor continues to move Akron forward, he strongly believes the city’s future rests on engaged and servant-style leadership.
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The Ohio hamburger favorite, founded in 1934, is either Swensons or Swenson's
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The lawsuit filed on behalf of 24 plaintiffs claims false arrest and infringement on First Amendment rights during mass arrests by Akron police officers last summer.
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The new station will replace Fire Station No. 12 in the Wallhaven neighborhood, which is 72 years old and deteriorating, fire officials said.
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Shammas Malik, a current city council member won 43% of the vote, according to unofficial election results. Deputy Mayor Marco Sommerville came in second in the seven-way race.
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The renovations to the downtown park, spearheaded by Akron Civic Commons, include gardens, sitting areas, a performance pavilion and an ice skating rink.
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A number of Akron City Council members take issue with a provision in the budget that has allowed mayors to approve millions of dollars in contracts without council's approval since the 1960s.
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Horrigan, who served two terms as mayor, also said the city is preparing for the impending completion of the investigation of the fatal police shooting of Jayland Walker.
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In a special meeting, Akron City Council approved eight candidates to the nine-member board after failing to reach a consensus about Imokhai Okolo, a 27-year-old Black lawyer.
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At-Large Councilwoman Linda Omobien said police "murdered" Jayland Walker in a recent council meeting. The shooting is under investigation and no charges have been filed.