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The city announced Thursday it will re-open the park Nov. 29, following a $17 million redevelopment aimed at transforming Lock 3 into a year-round destination.
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In an attempt to pushback on the city of Akron and the police department's characterization of protesters as violent, about 50 people marched through downtown Monday night carrying red carnations.
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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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Downtown Akron Partnership's Start Downtown program is open for its latest round of applications. The program helps entrepreneurs get started in a downtown storefront.
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Mayor Dan Horrigan signed an executive order lifting the curfew on Sunday; Family of Tamir Rice unveiled a memorial at the site of the 12-year-old's fatal police shooting; and more stories.
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The curfew covering the downtown Akron area was lifted at 6 a.m. today because protests over Jayland Walker's fatal police shooting have remained peaceful; Summit County used SWAT vehicles and tear gas to disperse nonviolent protesters banging on pots and pans outside the county jail; Local and national NAACP call for federal investigation in Walker's shooting; and more stories.
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The city's current DORA boundary includes just four businesses in the Lock 3 area. If approved by the state, the region would expand to almost 145 acres and involve nearly 40 businesses.
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Lifelong Akronite Steve Marks reflects on his career in 'The Muffin Man Chronicles'
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The project involves highways around the central interchange in Akron where I-77, I-76, and State Route 8 meet. Work will occur over the next four years.
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The Civic has invested in significant capital improvements of its exterior, adding value to the developing downtown Akron area.