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Summit County to take over building code enforcement in Barberton

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By Emily Scharf
| Akron.com Verified
DOWNTOWN AKRON — Effective Aug. 1, the Summit County Division of Building Standards will assume responsibility for state required building code enforcement services for the City of Barberton following approval of an agreement at the June 29 Summit County Council meeting. The City of Barberton approved the agreement May 26 after unsuccessfully seeking to fill its open chief building official position for more than 18 months, according to Summit County Director of Sanitary Sewer Services Mike Vinay.
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Cuyahoga Falls expands entertainment district

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By Emily Scharf
| Akron.com Verified
June 25, 2026 Kathleen M. Gerski, 52, passed away June 17, 2026. Born in Akron, Ohio, in 1974, she lived in Akron and then Cuyahoga Falls. Kathleen spent 24 years as a writer and then managing editor for... June 18, 2026 David Phillips Hazelwood, also known as Bill Jones, founder of Bill Jones Leather shops in Cleveland Heights, Lakewood, and Athens, OH, recently passed away at the age of 98. After a career in advertising and...
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Summit County honors Habitat for Humanity on 40th anniversary

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By Emily Scharf
| Akron.com Verified
Council considers $250,000 grant to Akron for reconstruction of South Main Street DOWNTOWN AKRON — Summit County Council June 22 honored Habitat for Humanity of Summit County on behalf of its 40th anniversary, recognizing the nonprofit’s work to create affordable housing in the community. Councilman Brandon Ford (D-District 5) presented the commendation to Habitat for Humanity of Summit County President and CEO Rochelle Sibbio.
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