Pharmaceutical pollution is reduced by Springfield Township business, RXDisposal Solutions, LLC.
A collegiate athletic administrator/director of four decades, a three-time national champion, a two-time national champion, two Ohio State wrestling scholarships, a softball scholarship to Bowling Green and a basketball scholarship to Malone highlighted some of the accomplishments from Springfield’s 2010 athletic hall of fame class.
A Lemar Avenue man, 52, was arrested Feb. 20 for aggravated menacing and domestic violence threats. His wife told deputies that he took out a kitchen knife while they were arguing and started stabbing household items. The woman said she was afraid for her safety and ran out of the house.
Senior Kelly Kyle won the heavyweight title at last weekend's Maple Heights Division III District tournament, and will be one of three Manchester wrestlers competing at the Ohio High School Athletic Association State wrestling championships that got underway on Thursday at the Schottenstein Center in Columbus.
Does she belong to you? On Tuesday, March 2, 2010, a black and white spotted, female Potbellied Pig was picked up by the Summit County Division of Animal Control.
The Springfield Township Area Chamber of Commerce will have an after hours networking meeting to be held at Lindsay's Amber Restaurant meeting room in the Tri-County Plaza, at 5:30am on Wednesday, March 10.
In fact, Bobby Dayton’s six shots may have sparked the loudest crowd response of a night when Springfield recognized their 2010 Hall of Fame class…next to when he first stepped foot on the court of Springfield’s 72-58 home win over Field Feb. 26.
Vote online for Springfield's finest, Perry Linaburg, a nominee in a national contest.
The trustees requested Summit County Council to enact an ordinance to regulate the operation of entertainment device arcades.
A Springfield family is safe after a weekend fire in their garage.
Individually, three three Springfield wrestlers placed at sectionals providing the majority of the points. Junior David Honeck placed second and sophomores Jordan Carr placed fourth to qualify to the district at Firestone High School. Sophomore Gina Frashuer placed sixth and is a second alternate.
Norton's Mike Plouse played only a week after the sudden passing of his mother, Tracy, to help guide the Panthers over the Spartans and capture their first conference title in basketball in 33 years.
A 28-year-old New Franklin man and a 26-year-old Barberton man were charged Feb. 16 with breaking and entering. Deputies said they broke into a shed on Woodhaven Drive and stole a power washer. They were located shortly after on South Arlington Road.
The Springfield Spartans boys basketball team certainly has a way of making things exciting.
Up 30-11 at halftime and holding a 22-point lead halfway through the third quarter, the Spartans allowed visiting Southeast to inch their way back in it through the fourth, but eventually put the pesky Pirates away, 58-54 on Feb. 12.
The Springfield Township Area Chamber of Commerce held its annual meeting and appreciation dinner Feb. 4 at the Chenoweth Country Club. The evening was filled with good food, good information and awards for those who have given extra to kick off this inaugural year for the chamber.
Deputies investigated two reports of thefts from vehicles on Feb. 4. A Sewell Avenue woman said someone entered her car and stole DVD equipment and two prescription medications. On Parfoure Blvd., a woman reported an iPod and purse, total value $530, were taken from her car. Both vehicles were unlocked.
New school treasurer hired. Bond issue comes in around 4.88 mills.
At the Feb. 9 Green City Council meeting, Mayor Dick Norton announced the relocation of Canton Elevator from Massillon to Green. Canton Elevator will be moving to the Goodyear building located at 2575 Greensburg Road.
Captain Damian Cunningham completed a year-long deployment to Kuwait and upon his return was promoted to Major on Dec. 1, 2009.
The board of education held a special meeting on Feb. 2 to approve a resolution regarding the submission of a school facilities improvement bond to be placed on the May ballot. The bond issue is for construction of a new grades seven through 12 building on the high school property. This was the second vote to put the issue on the ballot and it will require one more.
