Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 4th of September.
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David & Janet Dix, recipients of the Great Achievement Award, will be honored alongside nearly 24 others at the 12th Celebrate Portage awards dinner in Rootstown on Sept.
24 at 5 p.m. The event highlights impactful community work, and tickets are available through Sept. 17.
Feminist icon Gloria Steinem passed away Sept.
2 at age 92, leaving a legacy with her talks at Kent State and the Civic Theatre. Her decades of speeches on equal rights influenced local discussions on feminism in Northeast Ohio.
Leadership Portage County will host its Leadership Lunchbox Series at the Kent Free Library on Sept.
22, Oct. 20 and Nov. 1 + Will Duck, Dr. Tadarelle Lett and Amanda Cole will present leadership advice as attendees enjoy boxed lunch, with sessions costing $40 or $100 for all three.
Friends of Ravenna Schools are selling t-shirts to build support for a levy renewal on Nov.
3; orders are due by Sept. 6 at Sports XPress or 956 E.-Main St., and supporters can join the Sept. 26 parade at the Ravenna Balloon A-Fair to boost the district's funding efforts.
Kent State officials visited four neighborhoods on Wednesday to meet off-campus students and connect them with available university and city resources — including the police, Health Department, and Student Legal Services.
The visits ensured students felt supported as they began the academic year.
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