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Voter registration deadline for March primary is Feb. 6

February 2, 2012

The deadline to register to vote in the March 6 primary election is Feb.... Read Story.

Group rates Supreme Court candidates

February 1, 2012

Group rates Supreme Court candidates The Ohio State Bar Association's Commission on Judicial Candidates completed its evaluation of the candidates running in a contested primary who are seeking election to the Ohio Supreme Court. It rated Justice... Read Story.

Romney in 'virtual tie' with Obama, according to survey of Ohio voters

January 22, 2012

Romney in 'virtual tie' with Obama, according to survey of Ohio voters by Marc Kovac | Capital Bureau Chief Columbus -- Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney outpaced other GOP primary candidates and was in a "virtual tie" with President Barack... Read Story.

Teodosio supporters to host fundraiser

January 15, 2012

Teodosio supporters to host fundraiser The Committee to Re-Elect Judge Thomas A. Teodosio will host a breakfast fundraiser on behalf of Summit County Common Pleas Judge Thomas A. Teodosio on Jan. 20. Breakfast will be served from 7 to 9 a.m. at Akron... Read Story.

Fundraiser planned for sheriff candidate

January 10, 2012

The Friends of Steve Barry will host a campaign fundraiser for Steve Barry, candidate for Summit County Sheriff, Jan. 13 from 3 to 7 p.m. at Fairlawn Kiwanis Community Center, 3486 S. Smith Road in Fairlawn. Food and drinks will be available. Famlies are... Read Story.

Hudson resident joins five other Republicans in primary for U.S. Senate seat

December 9, 2011

Hudson resident joins five others seeking GOP nod for U.S. Senate Associated PRESS Columbus -- Ohio Treasurer Josh Mandel and five other Republicans, including a Hudson resident, have filed for the 2012 primary for U.S. Senate. The winner of the six-way... Read Story.

Three seek State House seat

December 8, 2011

Three hopefuls have filed petitions to run for the newly apportioned State House of Representatives 37th District.David S. Finley (L-Macedonia), Kristina Daley Roegner (R-Hudson) and Tom Schmida... Read Story.

County sheriff will not seek another term

December 4, 2011

County sheriff will not seek another term Summit County Sheriff Drew Alexander has announced he will not seek a fourth term. He will complete his final year in office, retiring in January 2013, a Nov. 28 news release from the county stated. Alexander... Read Story.

Roegner announces candidacy

November 27, 2011

Roegner announces candidacy State Rep. Kristina Daley Roegner (R-Hudson) officially announced her candidacy to serve as representative of the newly apportioned 37th District during the next General Assembly on Nov. 21. "It has been such a privilege to... Read Story.

Sheriff candidate plans fundraiser dinner

November 13, 2011

Sheriff candidate plans fundraiser dinner n Friends of Steve Barry will host a spaghetti dinner fundraiser for Steve Barry, candidate for Summit County Sheriff, on Nov. 19 from 3 to 7 p.m. at VFW Northfield Post #6768, 8584 Olde 8 Road in Northfield... Read Story.

Races decided with only one precinct left to count in Hudson

November 8, 2011

With one precinct left to count, Mayor William Currin has a 3,100-vote lead over challenger David Hack.Alex Kelemen, with 53 percent of the votes, has unofficially won the Ward 3 Council seat over Derran Wimer with all the precincts counted in that... Read Story. 1 comment

Currin up 2,500 votes with 17 of 23 precincts counted

November 8, 2011

With 17 of 23 Hudson precincts counted, Mayor William Currin is leading challenger David Hack 4,577 votes (69 percent) to 2,023.James Field and Gary Mushock continue to lead in the race for two seats on the Hudson Board of Education.Alex Kelemen is... Read Story.

Early voting totals; no precincts counted

November 8, 2011

With some early voting ballots counted, Mayor William Currin is leading challenger David Hack, 598 votes to 289, according to preliminary Nov. 8 ballot reports from the Summit County Board of Elections website.No precincts have been counted yet.In the only... Read Story.

HUDSON POLLING LOCATIONS

November 6, 2011

Hudson Polling locations Polls will be open from 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Nov. 8. Voters should report to the following polling locations, according to the Summit County Board of Elections: Ward 1 A: Redeemer Church (formerly known as Evangelical Covenant... Read Story.

Village to choose new mayor

November 6, 2011

Village to choose new mayor by Laura Freeman | Reporter Peninsula -- Two government employees working for different municipalities hope to become the village's next mayor. Douglas J. Anderson, 53, of Locust Street, and Douglas G. Mayer, 56, of Stine... Read Story.

Peninsula asking residents to double village income tax

November 6, 2011

Peninsula asking residents to double village income tax by Laura Freeman | Reporter Peninsula -- Voters will decide whether to increase the village's income tax from 1 percent to 2 percent on Nov. 8. Issue 72 is a proposed income tax increase from 1... Read Story.

Village mayor faces challenge

November 6, 2011

Village mayor faces challenge by Laura Freeman | Reporter Boston Heights -- Voters Nov. 8 will have two candidates to choose from for mayor, who is elected for four years and handles the administrative duties of the village. The six members of Council... Read Story.

Boston Heights seeks levy renewals for road repairs, fire department

November 6, 2011

Boston Heights seeks levy renewals for road repairs, fire department Boston Heights -- Village voters will see two renewal levies on the Nov. 8 ballot -- one for road repairs and one for fire department expenses. Issue 67 in Boston Heights is a 5-year,... Read Story.

Three-person Boston Heights Council race includes write-in candidate

November 6, 2011

Three-person Boston Heights Council race includes write-in candidate by Laura Freeman | Reporter Boston Heights -- Three candidates are competing for two at-large seats on Village Council. Glen R. Blakeney Sr., James D. Hudson and write-in candidate Ron... Read Story.

Candidates report campaign spending

November 2, 2011

Candidates report campaign spending by Laura Freeman | Reporter Hudson -- Two mayoral candidates have so far combined to spend more than $20,000 on their campaigns, while only two candidates in the School Board race have spent more than $1,000 each. ... Read Story.

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