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The Canton Repository | CantonRep.com | Thursday, July 9, 2020 C1 QUESTIONS? Contact Sports Editor Chris Beaven at 330-580-8345 or email [email protected] SPORTS Inside this section ■ BASKETBALL: OSU alumni teams out of TBT, Page C2 ■ H.S. GIRLS BASKETBALL: Manchester star transfers, Page C3 High school football is always on at FridayNightOhio.com COLUMBUS DISPATCH BARBARA J. PERENIC ■ Office problems, according to sources, led to the OHSAA reliev- ing executive director Jerry Snodgrass of his duties Monday. By Steve Blackledge The Columbus Dispatch Cheerful, optimistic and refreshingly transparent, Jerry Snodgrass was respected and even beloved state- wide by high school administrators and coaches alike. During these turbulent times, his public persona was reassuring. But according to two well-placed sources, Snodgrass did not have such a good relationship with his staff within the offices of the Ohio High School Athletic Association, hastening the association’s board of directors on Monday to relieve Snodgrass of his duties after two years as the OHSAA’s executive director. Bob Goldring, who has spent the 25 years at the OHSAA in a variety of roles, was named interim execu- tive director. “It was a series of internal things, none egregious that I’m aware of, that resulted in staff members going to the board with complaints” about Snodgrass, said one Central District athletic director GOLDRING HIGH SCHOOL: OHSAA ‘Inner strife’ led to downfall Sources say Snodgrass unable to deal with office situations SEE SNODGRASS, C2 ■ CORONAVIRUS: COLLEGE SPORTS AP CHARLES KRUPA ■ Harvard players, students and fans celebrate their 45-27 win over Yale at Fenway Park in Boston in 2018. The Ivy League has canceled all fall sports because of the corona- virus pandemic. Ivy League cancels sports OSU halts fall workouts The Ohio State athletic department has paused all voluntary workouts following the results of its most recent COVID-19 testing, it announced Wednesday evening. Seven teams are affected: football, men’s and women’s basketball, field hockey, men’s and women’s soccer and women’s volleyball. It is Ohio State’s policy to not share cumula- tive COVID-19 information publicly because, the university said, it could lead to the identification of individuals affected and compromise their medical privacy. Student-athletes who test positive for COVID-19 must self-isolate for at least 14 days and receive daily checkups from the athletic department medical staff. Student-athletes with roommates must self-isolate in a designated room on campus. Here is the statement from the athletic department: “The Ohio State Department of Athletics has paused all voluntary workouts on campus following the results of its most recent COVID- 19 testing of student-athletes. Seven teams’ workouts are affected by this pause: men’s and women’s basketball, field hockey, football, men’s and women’s soccer and women’s volleyball. “The university is not sharing cumulative COVID-19 information publicly as it could lead to the identification of specific individuals and compromise their medical privacy. “If a student-athlete tests positive for COVID- 19, he/she will self-isolate for at least 14 days and receive daily check-ups from the Department of Athletics medical staff. Student-athletes living alone will isolate in their residence. If they have roommates, they will self-isolate in a designated room on campus. “The health and safety of our student-athletes is always our top priority.” THE COLUMBUS DISPATCH By Doug Feinberg and Jimmy Golen The Associated Press The Ivy League on Wednesday became the first Division I conference to suspend all fall sports, including football, leaving open the possibility of moving some seasons to the spring if the coronavirus pandemic is better controlled by then. “We simply do not believe we can create and maintain an environment for intercollegiate ath- letic competition that meets our requirements for safety and acceptable levels of risk,” the Ivy League Council of Presidents said in a statement. “We are entrusted to create and maintain an educational environment that is guided by health and safety considerations. There can be no greater responsibility — and that is the basis for this difficult decision.” Though the coalition of eight academically elite schools does not grant athletic schol- arships or compete for an NCAA football championship, the move could have ripple effects throughout the big business of college sports. It was the Ivy League’s March 10 decision to scuttle its postseason basketball tourna- ment that preceded a cascade of cancellations. All major college and professional sports were halted within days. Football players in the Power Five confer- ences have already begun workouts for a season that starts on Aug. 29, even as their schools weigh whether to open their campuses to stu- dents or continue classes remotely. Dr. Chris Kratochvil, the chair of the Big Ten’s infectious disease task force, said there is no “hard deadline” for a decision on sports. SEE IVY, C3 ■ CORONAVIRUS: HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL REPOSITORY SCOTT HECKEL CANAL FINALE Massillon will face Walsh Jesuit during exhibition July 18 in Akron REPOSITORY RAY STEWART ■ Massillon baseball coach Spike Ridgley applauds his team during a 2018 game against Canton South. Ridgley’s Tigers are set to face Walsh Jesuit in a nine-inning exhibition game at Canal Park on July 18. By Josh Weir The Canton Repository MASSILLON With one call last week, Spike Ridgley’s family vacation to North Carolina became a work- ing vacation. He suddenly needed to get ready for a baseball game. Specifically, the Massillon baseball coach needed to find out if he had enough players avail- able for said game. He does. So Massillon will face Walsh Jesuit in a nine-inning exhibition game on July 18 at Akron’s Canal Park. First pitch is set for 7:05 p.m. The game is part of the Senior Spotlight Series that the Akron Rubber- Ducks are hosting. Hoban and St. Vincent-St. Mary will play this Saturday at Canal Park, followed by Massillon-Walsh Jesuit on July 18. A third game is in the works for July 25. Spring sports were postponed in March because of the coro- navirus outbreak and SEE MASSILLON, C3 AP RON SCHWANE ■ Indians pitcher Zach Plesac throws during baseball practice at Progressive Field on Monday. INDIANS Rotation is advantage Players feel starting staff will be benefit in short season By Ryan Lewis Akron Beacon Journal CLEVELAND The Indians’ starting rotation has long been the backbone of the roster. But in a shortened, 60-game season, the Indians are hoping any advantages with their rotation might be multiplied. Once the Indians open the 2020 season on July 24 against the Kansas City Royals at Progressive Field, they’ll then play 17 consecutive games before their first off day on Aug. 10. Normally, the adage at the begin- ning of the baseball season is that you can’t win your spot in the playoffs in the first month or two, but you can lose it. Now, that might take into account only the first few weeks instead of months. If the Indians’ starters, including Shane Bieber, Mike Clevinger, Carlos SEE ROTATION, C4 Delivery or billing question: Call 330-580-8500 / email [email protected] Newsroom tips: Call 330-580-8582 / email [email protected]
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High school football is always on at FridayNightOhio.com
COLUMBUS DISPATCH BARBARA J. PERENIC
■ Office problems, according to sources, led to the OHSAA reliev-ing executive director Jerry Snodgrass of his duties Monday.
By Steve BlackledgeThe Columbus Dispatch
Cheerful, optimistic and refreshingly transparent, Jerry Snodgrass was respected and even beloved state-wide by high school administrators and coaches alike.
During these turbulent times, his public persona was reassuring.
But according to two well-placed sources, Snodgrass did not have such a good relationship with his staff within the offices of the Ohio High School Athletic Association, hastening the association’s board of directors on Monday to relieve Snodgrass of his duties after two years as the OHSAA’s executive director.
Bob Goldring, who has spent the 25 years at the OHSAA in a variety of roles, was named interim execu-tive director.
“It was a series of internal things, none egregious that I’m aware of, that resulted in staff members going to the board with complaints” about Snodgrass, said one Central District athletic director GOLDRING
HIGH SCHOOL: OHSAA
‘Inner strife’ led to downfallSources say Snodgrass unable to deal with o� ce situations
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■ CORONAVIRUS: COLLEGE SPORTS
AP CHARLES KRUPA
■ Harvard players, students and fans celebrate their 45-27 win over Yale at Fenway Park in Boston in 2018. The Ivy League has canceled all fall sports because of the corona-virus pandemic.
Ivy Leaguecancels sports
OSU halts fall workoutsThe Ohio State athletic department has paused
all voluntary workouts following the results of its most recent COVID-19 testing, it announced Wednesday evening.
Seven teams are affected: football, men’s and women’s basketball, field hockey, men’s and women’s soccer and women’s volleyball.
It is Ohio State’s policy to not share cumula-tive COVID-19 information publicly because, the university said, it could lead to the identification of individuals affected and compromise their medical privacy.
Student-athletes who test positive for COVID-19 must self-isolate for at least 14 days and receive daily checkups from the athletic department medical staff. Student-athletes with roommates must self-isolate in a designated room on campus.
Here is the statement from the athletic department:
“The Ohio State Department of Athletics has paused all voluntary workouts on campus following the results of its most recent COVID-19 testing of student-athletes. Seven teams’ workouts are affected by this pause: men’s and women’s basketball, field hockey, football, men’s and women’s soccer and women’s volleyball.
“The university is not sharing cumulative COVID-19 information publicly as it could lead to the identification of specific individuals and compromise their medical privacy.
“If a student-athlete tests positive for COVID-19, he/she will self-isolate for at least 14 days and receive daily check-ups from the Department of Athletics medical staff. Student-athletes living alone will isolate in their residence. If they have roommates, they will self-isolate in a designated room on campus.
“The health and safety of our student-athletes is always our top priority.”
THE COLUMBUS DISPATCH
By Doug Feinberg and Jimmy GolenThe Associated Press
The Ivy League on Wednesday became the first Division I conference to suspend all fall sports, including football, leaving open the possibility of moving some seasons to the spring if the coronavirus pandemic is better controlled by then.
“We simply do not believe we can create and maintain an environment for intercollegiate ath-letic competition that meets our requirements for safety and acceptable levels of risk,” the Ivy League Council of Presidents said in a statement.
“We are entrusted to create and maintain an educational environment that is guided by health and safety considerations. There can be no greater responsibility — and that is the basis for this difficult decision.”
Though the coalition of eight academically elite schools does not grant athletic schol-arships or compete for an NCAA football championship, the move could have ripple effects throughout the big business of college sports.
It was the Ivy League’s March 10 decision to scuttle its postseason basketball tourna-ment that preceded a cascade of cancellations. All major college and professional sports were halted within days.
Football players in the Power Five confer-ences have already begun workouts for a season that starts on Aug. 29, even as their schools weigh whether to open their campuses to stu-dents or continue classes remotely.
Dr. Chris Kratochvil, the chair of the Big Ten’s infectious disease task force, said there is no “hard deadline” for a decision on sports.
SEE IVY, C3
■ CORONAVIRUS: HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL
REPOSITORY SCOTT HECKEL
CANAL FINALEMassillon will face Walsh Jesuit during exhibition July 18 in Akron
REPOSITORY RAY STEWART
■ Massillon baseball coach Spike Ridgley applauds his team during a 2018 game against Canton South. Ridgley’s Tigers are set to face Walsh Jesuit in a nine-inning exhibition game at Canal Park on July 18.
By Josh WeirThe Canton Repository
MASSILLON With one call last week, Spike Ridgley’s family vacation to North Carolina became a work-ing vacation.
He suddenly needed to get ready for a baseball game. Specifically, the Massillon baseball coach needed to find out if he had enough players avail-able for said game.
He does. So Massillon will face Walsh Jesuit in a nine-inning exhibition game on July 18 at Akron’s Canal Park. First pitch is set for 7:05 p.m.
The game is part of the Senior Spotlight Series that the Akron Rubber-Ducks are hosting. Hoban and St. Vincent-St. Mary will play this Saturday at Canal Park, followed by Massillon-Walsh Jesuit on July 18. A third game is in the works for July 25.
Spring sports were postponed in March because of the coro-navirus outbreak and
SEE MASSILLON, C3
AP RON SCHWANE
■ Indians pitcher Zach Plesac throws during baseball practice at Progressive Field on Monday.
INDIANS
Rotation is advantagePlayers feel starting sta� will be benefi t in short seasonBy Ryan LewisAkron Beacon Journal
CLEVELAND The Indians’ starting rotation has long been the backbone of the roster. But in a shortened, 60-game season, the Indians are hoping any advantages with their rotation might be multiplied.
Once the Indians open the 2020 season on July 24 against the Kansas City Royals at Progressive Field, they’ll then play 17 consecutive
games before their first off day on Aug. 10.
Normally, the adage at the begin-ning of the baseball season is that you can’t win your spot in the playoffs in the first month or two, but you can lose it. Now, that might take into account only the first few weeks instead of months.
If the Indians’ starters, including Shane Bieber, Mike Clevinger, Carlos
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with strong ties to the OHSAA, who asked not to be identified.
“Someone within the office told me Jerry had completely lost his staff,” the source added. “There were disagree-ments and shouting matches with people over their roles. From an administrative stand-point, he was so well liked and respected — a great advocate for the high school sports com-munity. But we don’t always know what happens behind closed doors. I’m shocked and disappointed that people couldn’t come to the table and resolve these issues before it came to this.”
A second source with inti-mate knowledge of the inner workings of the OHSAA made similar remarks.
“Whenever a CEO loses his or her job in just the second year, it’s usually the fault of the people who hired that person because the skill sets don’t match the strengths that person brings to the table,” the source said.
“That’s exactly what hap-pened in Jerry’s case. Outside the office, his skills and inter-actions with the community were phenomenal. But he had a very hard time dealing with budgets, financial matters and the organizational skills needed to run a $20 million organization.”
On top of that, the source added, morale at the OHSAA was at an all-time low.
“Some staffers just didn’t feel valued by Jerry. They felt like they weren’t being allowed to work to their strengths,” the source said.
By text message, Snodgrass declined a request to speak on the matter. Except for a short statement in a news release, board president Dan Leffin-gwell declined to comment further, as did two others on the 11-man board.
Hired as executive director in July 2018 when Dan Ross stepped down, Snodgrass had spent the past 12 years of his 31-year career in education at
the OHSAA.In tabbing Goldring as
interim leader of the nonprofit organization, Leffingwell announced that a nationwide search for the vacancy will begin immediately.
“Through a collabora-tive effort, we look forward to Bob guiding us and, more importantly, the OHSAA providing guidance to our member schools on the antici-pated restart of interscholastic athletics this fall,” said Leff-ingwell, superintendent of the Noble Local Schools in Sarahsville.
Goldring stunnedAlthough he was aware of the
inner strife, Goldring said he was somewhat stunned by the announcement Monday night.
“With most of us working at home, we weren’t intimately involved in everything going on,” Goldring said. “I knew there were things that the board had discussed that they wanted resolved.”
He added, “But, yes, I was kind of caught off guard about the interim position.”
In a brief statement Monday, OHSAA senior director of communications Tim Stried said, “The board of directors felt it necessary to go in a dif-ferent direction with OHSAA leadership. We cannot go into more detail at this time.”
Stried added that the board’s move was not hastened by one single action in or out of the office by Snodgrass, but rather an ongoing issue.
Goldring, who served as acting executive director for three months in 2016 when Ross was sidelined with health issues, inherits a tough situa-tion. The state boys and girls basketball, wrestling and ice hockey tournaments were canceled in March because of the COVID-19 pandemic. The entire spring sports season also was wiped out.
Snodgrass confirmed last month that the lost revenue (roughly $2 million) from those events had placed the OHSAA in a financial hardship. He vol-untarily took a 25% salary cut.
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TODAYMAJOR LEAGUE SOCCERNew York City FC vs. Philadelphia, 9 a.m., ESPNÂPREMIER LEAGUE SOCCERBournemouth vs. Tottenham, 12:55 p.m., NBC Sports NetworkAston Villa vs. Manchester United, 3:10 p.m., NBC Sports NetworkSERIE A SOCCERUdinese at SPAL, 1:25 p.m., ESPN2KOREA BASEBALL ORGANIZATIONNC Dinos vs. LG Twins, 5:25 a.m. (Friday), ESPNBASKETBALLThe Basketball Tournament: The
Money Team vs. Herd That, 2 p.m., ESPNThe Basketball Tournament: Overseas Elite vs. Armored Athlete, 4 p.m., ESPNAUTO RACINGNASCAR Xfinity: The Shady Rays 200, 8 p.m., Fox Sports 1; Formula One practice, 4:55 a.m. (Friday), ESPN2BOXINGTop Rank: Jerry Forrest vs. Carlos Takam (heavyweights), 8 p.m., ESPNGOLFPGA: The Workday Charity Open, first round, 3 p.m., The Golf ChannelHORSE RACINGAmerica's Day at the Races, 1 p.m., Fox Sports 2
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SPORTS IN BRIEF
BASKETBALL: TBT
Carmen’s Crew fallsThere will be no repeat for Carmen’s Crew.One year removed from its first The Bas-
ketball Tournament championship, the team of Ohio State alumni was bounced in its first game of the tournament. No. 16 seed House of ’Paign, a team of Illinois alumni, took the lead with 2:30 to play in the third quarter and never let go, pulling away for a 76-68 win Wednesday afternoon at Nationwide Arena.
It marked the final professional game for Aaron Craft, who will begin attending medical school this summer. Kyle Vinales delivered the final blow, scoring on a floater in the paint to hit the Elam Ending target score and clinch the upset of top-seeded Carmen’s Crew.
After closing the first half with a run, a pair of early 3-pointers pushed the Crew’s lead to nine points at 50-41 before House of ’Paign mounted a challenge.
Carmen’s Crew started four former Buck-eyes in William Buford, Aaron Craft, Dallas Lauderdale and David Lighty alongside Otter-bein product Jeff Gibbs. Deshaun Thomas, playing in TBT for the first time, was the first substitute off the bench.
BIG X LOSES After Big X opened up a double-digit first-quarter lead in its second-round game in The Basketball Tournament, the Dayton alumni team took control with a 12-0 run to break open a tied game and earn a 77-68 win at Nationwide Arena on Wednes-day afternoon. Red Scare did it from deep: it hit 14 of 34 3-pointers, clinching the win with a three from the right corner by Ryan Mike-sell, who hit 4 of 7 during the game. Former Buckeyes were on each side. Trevor Thomp-son, playing for the Dayton alumni team, finished with 12 points and seven rebounds. For Big X, C.J. Jackson had seven points and Andrew Dakich had one assist, three turn-overs and no shots in the defeat.
HIGH SCHOOL
Minerva postpones HallThe Minerva Athletic Hall of Fame — citing
the current uncertainties surrounding public health guidelines during the coronavirus pan-demic — is postponing any new inductions for 2020.
The Minerva High School athletic depart-ment announced the decision Wednesday morning in an email to media.
Inductions will resume during the fall of 2021. The hall of fame committee still will take nominations in the spring of 2021 to be included with those submitted this past spring.
“It is of the utmost importance to the com-mittee that each and every Inductee have the same opportunity to be recognized as past individuals have been,” the release stated. “Given the current pandemic, the commit-tee did not feel confident enough to say they could provide that opportunity to what would have been this year’s Induction class.”
For more information, contact the Minerva High School athletic office at 330-868-6705.
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eventually canceled.So this game gives
Massillon a first and last chance to play a game with its 2020 varsity roster.
“The kids are excited about it,” Ridgley said. “They really wanted to do it. I really wanted to do it. It’s a great opportunity to be together and play with everything that has happened.”
After a day at the beach last week, Ridgley walked back to his car to find a message on his phone from Roy Jacobs, the Rub-berDucks’ senior manager for amateur baseball development. He offered Ridgley a spot in the game against Walsh Jesuit.
Ridgley quickly started reaching out to players to find out their availabil-ity, since most of them are playing summer ball and some might be going on vacation this time of year. He touched base with Massillon’s admin-istration to make sure he had the school’s blessing. The school contacted the Ohio High School Athletic Association to make sure there were no problems.
By Friday evening, the Tigers were a full go for the game.
“As you can imagine, there was a lot of work to
do,” Ridgley said, before adding with a chuckle about his vacation, “I’m very fortunate that my wife April is as under-standing as she is.”
Tickets cost $10 and likely will go on sale early next week. Atten-dance will be capped at 1,000 to follow social distancing guidelines (Canal Park has a capac-ity of about 8,000). Fans will be required to wear masks while entering the ballpark and on the concourse. Masks can be taken off when fans are in their socially-distanced seats.
A fireworks show will follow the game.
Jim Pfander, the RubberDucks’ gen-eral manager and chief operating officer, said the organization started brainstorming ideas for events once the Minor League Baseball season was postponed in April (it was canceled completely two weeks ago).
Pfander, a Hoban grad, recalled the final game of his high school base-ball career in 1996, when he pitched a complete game as a senior with his parents watching. It is one of his favorite memories from his playing days.
“I thought about these kids and them not being able to experience some-thing like that,” Pfander said. “So it’s important to
give them one first time and one last time to be able to play together.”
Massillon will almost have its full roster avail-able, Ridgley said. One player will miss because of a family vacation. Of Massillon’s four class of 2020 players — Aidan Longwell, Amar Ede Alkire, Heath Manson and Robbie Page — only Lon-gwell is a question mark. The Kent State recruit has his graduation party (which already has been moved before because of COVID-19 concerns) slated for that day.
Ridgley is excited to be putting a game plan together and to face an opponent such as Walsh Jesuit, a regional finalist last season in Division I.
He hopes to have Manson start on the mound. He’d like Lon-gwell to pitch, too, if the lefty is there.
With players coming from their summer teams, he can’t know for sure which arms will be available.
Ridgley said there is a 25-person maximum in the dugout. He plans to have 18 players in addition to his coaching staff.
“I think it’s a really neat opportunity,” Ridgley said. “And it’s a great place to play, too.”
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MASSILLONFrom Page C1
“Of course, we watch everything that’s going on,” said Big 12 com-missioner Bob Bowlsby, whose league has schools in five states from West Virginia to Iowa and Texas. “But we’re going to go forward and do our own evaluation, and so far our scientists and medical people are telling us that
we should stay the course, and learn as we go and move slowly and evaluate as we go.”
The Ivy League announcement affects not just football but soccer, field hockey, volleyball and cross country, as well as the fall portion of winter sports like bas-ketball. Wednesday’s decision means Harvard and Yale will not play football in 2020, inter-rupting a rivalry known
as The Game for the first time since the two World Wars.
“This news is disap-pointing for all of us,” Harvard athletic direc-tor Erin McDermott said. “While the Fall 2020 experience will be unlike any other, I am confident that we will find positive opportunities in this chal-lenging time. We will keep moving forward through this painful but temporary experience, together.”
IVYFrom Page C1
Anker transfers to HobanKarli Anker has transferred to Hoban
High School for her senior year after spend-ing the past three years as a star on the Manchester girls basketball team.
Anker announced the transfer on Twitter on Tuesday night. She was selected for the All-Northeast Ohio Inland District and All-Ohio teams in Division III as a freshman, sophomore and junior while at Manchester. She also received All-PAC-7 honors in each of her three seasons with the Panthers.
“Thanks to the Manchester community for the continuous support the past three years. Time for a new chapter, let’s get it,” Anker tweeted Tuesday night.
Anker scored 1,350 career points in three seasons at Manchester, according to Shawn Zavodney, who stepped down as the Pan-thers coach after the season.
Anker’s junior year included a triple-double in a regular-season game against Ellet, and she led Manchester by averaging 20.3 points, 7.2 rebounds, 3.7 steals and 2.9 assists per game. The Panthers finished the season 10-14.
Hoban coach Pam Davis said Wednesday that Anker has enrolled at Hoban.
Anker averaged 20.2 points and grabbed over 100 rebounds as a freshman, and then averaged 20.6 points, 6.9 rebounds, 4.1 steals and 3.2 assists per game as a sophomore.
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Carrasco and then pos-sibly Aaron Civale, Zach Plesac, Adam Plutko and others can find a level off consistency other teams can’t, the Indians are hoping it’ll help to stave off a poor start.
“Massive advantages. That’s where the Cleve-land Indians have had an advantage over every-body else in baseball for the last couple of years,” said Adam Plutko via Zoom. “Then you look at the advantage, you can make it as big or as small
as you want to, but if all five starters are out to 6-7 innings when we break summer camp, now we can carry less bullpen guys per se and we can carry a really fast sprinter for the 10th inning in a tie ballgame, and in a 60-game season that one player for the first four weeks could make a huge difference because we have one less bullpen arm, per se.”
“Or, by the same token, our bullpen is so deep, now we can carry more bullpen guys and we can play the matchup game, within reason because of the three-batter
minimum, a little bit better than some other teams. Just the fact that our starting pitching is so deep and we can hand the ball off to such a good bullpen, now we can do some different stuff else-where, and that’s pretty exciting.”
Some have brought up the notion that this sea-son’s World Series winner might not be viewed in the same light as those in the past who won with a full, 162-game season. But as long as each team is play-ing the same 60-game season and Major League Baseball is able to get through the postseason
without it being derailed by COVID-19, Clevinger sees it as an opportunity to view a season with added intensity.
“That would be almost like saying there’s a couple World Series that would mean less. If you do it the right way, 60 games is going to mean more than another World Series I know about, so, no,” Clevinger said via Zoom when asked if a title might mean less this year. “This is my opinion, it’s going to be some of the most exciting baseball you’ve seen. You’ve got a 60-game race to the end. Everybody’s in it. This
is going to be the time to watch baseball, I think. It’s going to get people back into it.”
Based on last year’s win-loss percentages, the Indians’ 60-game schedule consisting of AL Central and NL Central opponents is the second-easiest in baseball, behind only the rival Twins. Armed with a healthy Francisco Lindor and Jose Ramirez and one of the game’s best rotations, the Indians are brimming with perhaps even more optimism than they might have been in March. In baseball, everyone should expect the unexpected.
Reyes, DeShields cleared to return
Franmil Reyes, who was kept away from the team for a couple of days after he spent the Fourth of July around some people without a mask, was cleared by the club’s medical staff to return to the team.
Delino DeShields, who tested positive for COVID-19 just before summer camp opened, tested negative and was given the green light to travel to Cleveland. He’ll have to test negative again after a 24-hour period to re-join the team.
“He was obviously excited,” manager Terry Francona said via a Zoom call. “He seemed like he was in really good spirits.”
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LAST DAY FOR PAYMENT OFSECOND HALF 2019 REAL ESTATE
PROPERTY TAXES ISJuly 15, 2020
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INVITATION TO BID
Sealed bids, in accord-ance with Stark County'splans and specificationsfor the T-5-2020 643POLYSTER PAVEMENTMARKING PROJECT inStark County, Ohio, willbe received at the Of-fices of the Stark CountyCommissioners, CountyAdministration Building,110 Central Plaza South(Suite 240), Canton, Ohio44702, until 11:30 A.M.local time on July 31,2020, at which time theywill be publicly openedand read.Bid envelopes shall be
marked:T-5-2020 643
POLYESTER PAVEMENTMARKING PROJECT
On and after July 9,2020, from 7:30 AM to4 : 0 0 P M , M o n d a ythrough Friday, specific-ations and other con-tract documents are onfile for review at: StarkCounty Engineer's Of-f ice, 5165 SouthwayStreet SW, Canton, Ohio44706. (Phone 330-477-6781)Please Note: On and
after July 9, 2020, spe-cifications and othercontract documents areon f i le for purchaseeither electronically any-time, or by mail or inperson from 8:00 AM to5 : 0 0 P M , M o n d a ythrough Friday at: AABlueprint Office, 2757Gilchrist Road, Akron,Ohio 44305. (Phone 330-7 9 4 - 8 8 0 3 ) W e b s i t e :www.aaplanroom.comReproduction cost is
non-refundable and isthe responsibility of thebidder. Bidding Docu-ments can be forwardedupon request and a feewill be required; for-warding via the least ex-pensive carrier. Only bid-ders of record will re-ceive addendum to thespecification, if any. TheCounty nor AA Blueprintis not responsible if bid-d i n g d o c u m e n t s s omailed are received toolate for filing a timelybid.The only bids that will
be accepted wil l bethose of bidders of re-cord. Bidders of recordare those who havesigned the bidders list,obtained specificationsand paid the prescribedfee.The Engineer’s Base Bid
Estimate for this projectis: $121,000.00Construction Work shall
be completed by Octo-ber 30, 2020.A pre-bid conference
will not be held by theStark County Engineer'sdue to COVID-19. If anyquestions or clarifica-t i o n s a r e n e e d e danswered, please emailthem to us and we willaddress them accord-ingly.Construction work shall
be subject to the prevail-ing wage rates estab-lished by the Ohio De-partment of IndustrialRelations.Each bid shall be in con-
formity with the Ohio Re-vised Code and all bidsand certificates shall beupon the forms fur-nished with the specific-ations. All bids shall bedelivered to the office ofthe Stark County Com-missioners, at or prior tothe date and hour spe-cified for receiving bids.In the case of corpora-
tions not chartered inthe State of Ohio, the bidshall be accompanied bya proper certificate ofthe Secretary of State,certifying that such cor-poration is authorized todo business in Ohio.Each bid shall be ac-
companied by a bidguaranty in the form of(1) a certified check, orcashier's check, or let-ter of credit equal to tenpercent (10%) of the bid;or (2) a bid guarantybond for the full amountof the bid; both forms ofguaranties as providedin Chapter 153 of theOhio Revised Code andin the project specifica-tions. The amount of thebid for said guarantypurposes shall includeall additive alternates.All bid guaranties shallbe conditioned that ifthe bid is accepted with-in sixty (60) days of thebid opening, a propercontract shall be ex-ecuted and that uponfailure or refusal to enterinto said contract withinten (10) days after re-ceipt of notification ofaward, the bidder andthe surety on any bondshall be liable to theCounty in an amount notto exceed ten (10) per-cent of the bid.Bidders shall comply
with the Affirmative Ac-tion-Equal EmploymentOpportunity require-ments set forth in thes p e c i f i c a t i o n s . ABidder/Contractor willbe deemed committed tothe goal of such bid con-ditions by submitting aproperly signed bid.Each bidder must in-
sure that all employeesand applicants for em-ployment are not dis-criminated against be-cause of race, color, reli-gion, sex, handicap ornational origin.Terms of payment shall
b e a s p r o v i d e d i nChapter 153 of the OhioRevised Code.All contractors and sub-
contractors involvedwith the project will, tothe extent practicableuse Ohio products, ma-terials, services, andlabor in the implementa-tion of their project. Ad-ditionally, contractorcompliance with theequal employment op-portunity requirementsof the Ohio Administrat-ive Code Chapter 123,the Governor’s Execut-ive Order 84-9 shall berequired.The Stark County Com-
missioners reserve theright to reject any or allbids, to waive any in-formalities or irregularit-ies in the bids received,and to accept any bid orcombination of bidswhich is deemed mostfavorable to the Countyat the time and underthe conditions stipu-lated.The commissioners fur-
ther declare that theywill award the contractfor this project to thelowest and best bid,which may not necessar-ily be the lowest bid. TheSpecifications contain aBidder's Profile and BestBid Criteria designed togather certain informa-tion that may be con-sidered in this regard.No single factor will con-trol the Board's decisionto award, and the Boardreserves the right to ex-ercise its full discretion.No work may com-
mence on this projectuntil receipt by the con-tractor of a formal no-tice to proceed from theCounty Commissioners.
BY ORDER OF:THE BOARD OF STARK
COUNTY COMMISSION-ERS, CANTON, OHIO
Published in The Repos-itory on July 9, July 16,July 23, 2020.
REPOSITORYLEGAL ADV. DEPT.
330-580-8432
NOTICE OF HEARING ONCHANGE OF NAME
CASE NO. 237280Applicant hereby gives
notice to all interestedpersons that the applic-ant has filed an Applica-tion for Change of Namein the Probate Court ofStark County, Ohio, re-questing the change ofname of Drake AllenDudnikoff II to AlejandraMarya Da Noriea. Thehearing on the applica-tion will be held on the25th day of August, 2020at 2:00 o’clock p.m. inthe Probate Court ofStark County, located at110 Central Plaza South,Suite 501, Stark CountyOffice Building, Canton,OH 44702-1413.
Dixie Park,Judge Probate Court
of Stark County, OhioPublished in The Repos-
itory on July 9, 2020.
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INVITATION TO BID
Sealed bids, in accord-ance with Stark County'splans and specificationsfor the T-5-2020 643POLYSTER PAVEMENTMARKING PROJECT inStark County, Ohio, willbe received at the Of-fices of the Stark CountyCommissioners, CountyAdministration Building,110 Central Plaza South(Suite 240), Canton, Ohio44702, until 11:30 A.M.local time on July 31,2020, at which time theywill be publicly openedand read.Bid envelopes shall be
marked:T-5-2020 643
POLYESTER PAVEMENTMARKING PROJECT
On and after July 9,2020, from 7:30 AM to4 : 0 0 P M , M o n d a ythrough Friday, specific-ations and other con-tract documents are onfile for review at: StarkCounty Engineer's Of-f ice, 5165 SouthwayStreet SW, Canton, Ohio44706. (Phone 330-477-6781)Please Note: On and
after July 9, 2020, spe-cifications and othercontract documents areon f i le for purchaseeither electronically any-time, or by mail or inperson from 8:00 AM to5 : 0 0 P M , M o n d a ythrough Friday at: AABlueprint Office, 2757Gilchrist Road, Akron,Ohio 44305. (Phone 330-7 9 4 - 8 8 0 3 ) W e b s i t e :www.aaplanroom.comReproduction cost is
non-refundable and isthe responsibility of thebidder. Bidding Docu-ments can be forwardedupon request and a feewill be required; for-warding via the least ex-pensive carrier. Only bid-ders of record will re-ceive addendum to thespecification, if any. TheCounty nor AA Blueprintis not responsible if bid-d i n g d o c u m e n t s s omailed are received toolate for filing a timelybid.The only bids that will
be accepted wil l bethose of bidders of re-cord. Bidders of recordare those who havesigned the bidders list,obtained specificationsand paid the prescribedfee.The Engineer’s Base Bid
Estimate for this projectis: $121,000.00Construction Work shall
be completed by Octo-ber 30, 2020.A pre-bid conference
will not be held by theStark County Engineer'sdue to COVID-19. If anyquestions or clarifica-t i o n s a r e n e e d e danswered, please emailthem to us and we willaddress them accord-ingly.Construction work shall
be subject to the prevail-ing wage rates estab-lished by the Ohio De-partment of IndustrialRelations.Each bid shall be in con-
formity with the Ohio Re-vised Code and all bidsand certificates shall beupon the forms fur-nished with the specific-ations. All bids shall bedelivered to the office ofthe Stark County Com-missioners, at or prior tothe date and hour spe-cified for receiving bids.In the case of corpora-
tions not chartered inthe State of Ohio, the bidshall be accompanied bya proper certificate ofthe Secretary of State,certifying that such cor-poration is authorized todo business in Ohio.Each bid shall be ac-
companied by a bidguaranty in the form of(1) a certified check, orcashier's check, or let-ter of credit equal to tenpercent (10%) of the bid;or (2) a bid guarantybond for the full amountof the bid; both forms ofguaranties as providedin Chapter 153 of theOhio Revised Code andin the project specifica-tions. The amount of thebid for said guarantypurposes shall includeall additive alternates.All bid guaranties shallbe conditioned that ifthe bid is accepted with-in sixty (60) days of thebid opening, a propercontract shall be ex-ecuted and that uponfailure or refusal to enterinto said contract withinten (10) days after re-ceipt of notification ofaward, the bidder andthe surety on any bondshall be liable to theCounty in an amount notto exceed ten (10) per-cent of the bid.Bidders shall comply
with the Affirmative Ac-tion-Equal EmploymentOpportunity require-ments set forth in thes p e c i f i c a t i o n s . ABidder/Contractor willbe deemed committed tothe goal of such bid con-ditions by submitting aproperly signed bid.Each bidder must in-
sure that all employeesand applicants for em-ployment are not dis-criminated against be-cause of race, color, reli-gion, sex, handicap ornational origin.Terms of payment shall
b e a s p r o v i d e d i nChapter 153 of the OhioRevised Code.All contractors and sub-
contractors involvedwith the project will, tothe extent practicableuse Ohio products, ma-terials, services, andlabor in the implementa-tion of their project. Ad-ditionally, contractorcompliance with theequal employment op-portunity requirementsof the Ohio Administrat-ive Code Chapter 123,the Governor’s Execut-ive Order 84-9 shall berequired.The Stark County Com-
missioners reserve theright to reject any or allbids, to waive any in-formalities or irregularit-ies in the bids received,and to accept any bid orcombination of bidswhich is deemed mostfavorable to the Countyat the time and underthe conditions stipu-lated.The commissioners fur-
ther declare that theywill award the contractfor this project to thelowest and best bid,which may not necessar-ily be the lowest bid. TheSpecifications contain aBidder's Profile and BestBid Criteria designed togather certain informa-tion that may be con-sidered in this regard.No single factor will con-trol the Board's decisionto award, and the Boardreserves the right to ex-ercise its full discretion.No work may com-
mence on this projectuntil receipt by the con-tractor of a formal no-tice to proceed from theCounty Commissioners.
BY ORDER OF:THE BOARD OF STARK
COUNTY COMMISSION-ERS, CANTON, OHIO
Published in The Repos-itory on July 9, July 16,July 23, 2020.
3030 Public Notices/Rep
INVITATION TO BID
Sealed bids, in accord-ance with Stark County'splans and specificationsfor the T-5-2020 643POLYSTER PAVEMENTMARKING PROJECT inStark County, Ohio, willbe received at the Of-fices of the Stark CountyCommissioners, CountyAdministration Building,110 Central Plaza South(Suite 240), Canton, Ohio44702, until 11:30 A.M.local time on July 31,2020, at which time theywill be publicly openedand read.Bid envelopes shall be
marked:T-5-2020 643
POLYESTER PAVEMENTMARKING PROJECT
On and after July 9,2020, from 7:30 AM to4 : 0 0 P M , M o n d a ythrough Friday, specific-ations and other con-tract documents are onfile for review at: StarkCounty Engineer's Of-f ice, 5165 SouthwayStreet SW, Canton, Ohio44706. (Phone 330-477-6781)Please Note: On and
after July 9, 2020, spe-cifications and othercontract documents areon f i le for purchaseeither electronically any-time, or by mail or inperson from 8:00 AM to5 : 0 0 P M , M o n d a ythrough Friday at: AABlueprint Office, 2757Gilchrist Road, Akron,Ohio 44305. (Phone 330-7 9 4 - 8 8 0 3 ) W e b s i t e :www.aaplanroom.comReproduction cost is
non-refundable and isthe responsibility of thebidder. Bidding Docu-ments can be forwardedupon request and a feewill be required; for-warding via the least ex-pensive carrier. Only bid-ders of record will re-ceive addendum to thespecification, if any. TheCounty nor AA Blueprintis not responsible if bid-d i n g d o c u m e n t s s omailed are received toolate for filing a timelybid.The only bids that will
be accepted wil l bethose of bidders of re-cord. Bidders of recordare those who havesigned the bidders list,obtained specificationsand paid the prescribedfee.The Engineer’s Base Bid
Estimate for this projectis: $121,000.00Construction Work shall
be completed by Octo-ber 30, 2020.A pre-bid conference
will not be held by theStark County Engineer'sdue to COVID-19. If anyquestions or clarifica-t i o n s a r e n e e d e danswered, please emailthem to us and we willaddress them accord-ingly.Construction work shall
be subject to the prevail-ing wage rates estab-lished by the Ohio De-partment of IndustrialRelations.Each bid shall be in con-
formity with the Ohio Re-vised Code and all bidsand certificates shall beupon the forms fur-nished with the specific-ations. All bids shall bedelivered to the office ofthe Stark County Com-missioners, at or prior tothe date and hour spe-cified for receiving bids.In the case of corpora-
tions not chartered inthe State of Ohio, the bidshall be accompanied bya proper certificate ofthe Secretary of State,certifying that such cor-poration is authorized todo business in Ohio.Each bid shall be ac-
companied by a bidguaranty in the form of(1) a certified check, orcashier's check, or let-ter of credit equal to tenpercent (10%) of the bid;or (2) a bid guarantybond for the full amountof the bid; both forms ofguaranties as providedin Chapter 153 of theOhio Revised Code andin the project specifica-tions. The amount of thebid for said guarantypurposes shall includeall additive alternates.All bid guaranties shallbe conditioned that ifthe bid is accepted with-in sixty (60) days of thebid opening, a propercontract shall be ex-ecuted and that uponfailure or refusal to enterinto said contract withinten (10) days after re-ceipt of notification ofaward, the bidder andthe surety on any bondshall be liable to theCounty in an amount notto exceed ten (10) per-cent of the bid.Bidders shall comply
with the Affirmative Ac-tion-Equal EmploymentOpportunity require-ments set forth in thes p e c i f i c a t i o n s . ABidder/Contractor willbe deemed committed tothe goal of such bid con-ditions by submitting aproperly signed bid.Each bidder must in-
sure that all employeesand applicants for em-ployment are not dis-criminated against be-cause of race, color, reli-gion, sex, handicap ornational origin.Terms of payment shall
b e a s p r o v i d e d i nChapter 153 of the OhioRevised Code.All contractors and sub-
contractors involvedwith the project will, tothe extent practicableuse Ohio products, ma-terials, services, andlabor in the implementa-tion of their project. Ad-ditionally, contractorcompliance with theequal employment op-portunity requirementsof the Ohio Administrat-ive Code Chapter 123,the Governor’s Execut-ive Order 84-9 shall berequired.The Stark County Com-
missioners reserve theright to reject any or allbids, to waive any in-formalities or irregularit-ies in the bids received,and to accept any bid orcombination of bidswhich is deemed mostfavorable to the Countyat the time and underthe conditions stipu-lated.The commissioners fur-
ther declare that theywill award the contractfor this project to thelowest and best bid,which may not necessar-ily be the lowest bid. TheSpecifications contain aBidder's Profile and BestBid Criteria designed togather certain informa-tion that may be con-sidered in this regard.No single factor will con-trol the Board's decisionto award, and the Boardreserves the right to ex-ercise its full discretion.No work may com-
mence on this projectuntil receipt by the con-tractor of a formal no-tice to proceed from theCounty Commissioners.
BY ORDER OF:THE BOARD OF STARK
COUNTY COMMISSION-ERS, CANTON, OHIO
Published in The Repos-itory on July 9, July 16,July 23, 2020.
3030 Public Notices/Rep
INVITATION TO BID
Sealed bids, in accord-ance with Stark County'splans and specificationsfor the T-5-2020 643POLYSTER PAVEMENTMARKING PROJECT inStark County, Ohio, willbe received at the Of-fices of the Stark CountyCommissioners, CountyAdministration Building,110 Central Plaza South(Suite 240), Canton, Ohio44702, until 11:30 A.M.local time on July 31,2020, at which time theywill be publicly openedand read.Bid envelopes shall be
marked:T-5-2020 643
POLYESTER PAVEMENTMARKING PROJECT
On and after July 9,2020, from 7:30 AM to4 : 0 0 P M , M o n d a ythrough Friday, specific-ations and other con-tract documents are onfile for review at: StarkCounty Engineer's Of-f ice, 5165 SouthwayStreet SW, Canton, Ohio44706. (Phone 330-477-6781)Please Note: On and
after July 9, 2020, spe-cifications and othercontract documents areon f i le for purchaseeither electronically any-time, or by mail or inperson from 8:00 AM to5 : 0 0 P M , M o n d a ythrough Friday at: AABlueprint Office, 2757Gilchrist Road, Akron,Ohio 44305. (Phone 330-7 9 4 - 8 8 0 3 ) W e b s i t e :www.aaplanroom.comReproduction cost is
non-refundable and isthe responsibility of thebidder. Bidding Docu-ments can be forwardedupon request and a feewill be required; for-warding via the least ex-pensive carrier. Only bid-ders of record will re-ceive addendum to thespecification, if any. TheCounty nor AA Blueprintis not responsible if bid-d i n g d o c u m e n t s s omailed are received toolate for filing a timelybid.The only bids that will
be accepted wil l bethose of bidders of re-cord. Bidders of recordare those who havesigned the bidders list,obtained specificationsand paid the prescribedfee.The Engineer’s Base Bid
Estimate for this projectis: $121,000.00Construction Work shall
be completed by Octo-ber 30, 2020.A pre-bid conference
will not be held by theStark County Engineer'sdue to COVID-19. If anyquestions or clarifica-t i o n s a r e n e e d e danswered, please emailthem to us and we willaddress them accord-ingly.Construction work shall
be subject to the prevail-ing wage rates estab-lished by the Ohio De-partment of IndustrialRelations.Each bid shall be in con-
formity with the Ohio Re-vised Code and all bidsand certificates shall beupon the forms fur-nished with the specific-ations. All bids shall bedelivered to the office ofthe Stark County Com-missioners, at or prior tothe date and hour spe-cified for receiving bids.In the case of corpora-
tions not chartered inthe State of Ohio, the bidshall be accompanied bya proper certificate ofthe Secretary of State,certifying that such cor-poration is authorized todo business in Ohio.Each bid shall be ac-
companied by a bidguaranty in the form of(1) a certified check, orcashier's check, or let-ter of credit equal to tenpercent (10%) of the bid;or (2) a bid guarantybond for the full amountof the bid; both forms ofguaranties as providedin Chapter 153 of theOhio Revised Code andin the project specifica-tions. The amount of thebid for said guarantypurposes shall includeall additive alternates.All bid guaranties shallbe conditioned that ifthe bid is accepted with-in sixty (60) days of thebid opening, a propercontract shall be ex-ecuted and that uponfailure or refusal to enterinto said contract withinten (10) days after re-ceipt of notification ofaward, the bidder andthe surety on any bondshall be liable to theCounty in an amount notto exceed ten (10) per-cent of the bid.Bidders shall comply
with the Affirmative Ac-tion-Equal EmploymentOpportunity require-ments set forth in thes p e c i f i c a t i o n s . ABidder/Contractor willbe deemed committed tothe goal of such bid con-ditions by submitting aproperly signed bid.Each bidder must in-
sure that all employeesand applicants for em-ployment are not dis-criminated against be-cause of race, color, reli-gion, sex, handicap ornational origin.Terms of payment shall
b e a s p r o v i d e d i nChapter 153 of the OhioRevised Code.All contractors and sub-
contractors involvedwith the project will, tothe extent practicableuse Ohio products, ma-terials, services, andlabor in the implementa-tion of their project. Ad-ditionally, contractorcompliance with theequal employment op-portunity requirementsof the Ohio Administrat-ive Code Chapter 123,the Governor’s Execut-ive Order 84-9 shall berequired.The Stark County Com-
missioners reserve theright to reject any or allbids, to waive any in-formalities or irregularit-ies in the bids received,and to accept any bid orcombination of bidswhich is deemed mostfavorable to the Countyat the time and underthe conditions stipu-lated.The commissioners fur-
ther declare that theywill award the contractfor this project to thelowest and best bid,which may not necessar-ily be the lowest bid. TheSpecifications contain aBidder's Profile and BestBid Criteria designed togather certain informa-tion that may be con-sidered in this regard.No single factor will con-trol the Board's decisionto award, and the Boardreserves the right to ex-ercise its full discretion.No work may com-
mence on this projectuntil receipt by the con-tractor of a formal no-tice to proceed from theCounty Commissioners.
BY ORDER OF:THE BOARD OF STARK
COUNTY COMMISSION-ERS, CANTON, OHIO
Published in The Repos-itory on July 9, July 16,July 23, 2020.
3030 Public Notices/Rep
INVITATION TO BID
Sealed bids, in accord-ance with Stark County'splans and specificationsfor the T-4-2020 CLEVE-LAND AVE. / BRETTONST. & CLEVELAND AVE. /WRIGHT ST. TRAFFICSIGNALS PROJECT inStark County, Ohio, willbe received at the Of-fices of the Stark CountyCommissioners, CountyAdministration Building,110 Central Plaza South(Suite 240), Canton, Ohio44702, until 10:30 A.M.local time on, July 31,2020 at which time theywill be publicly openedand read.Bid envelopes shall be
marked:T-4-2020 CLEVELAND
AVE. / BRETTON ST. &CLEVELAND AVE. /
WRIGHT ST. TRAFFICSIGNALS PROJECT
On and after July 9,2020, from 7:30 AM to4 : 0 0 P M , M o n d a ythrough Friday, specific-ations and other con-tract documents are onfile for review at: StarkCounty Engineer's Of-f ice, 5165 SouthwayStreet SW, Canton, Ohio44706. (Phone 330-477-6781)Please Note: On and
after July 9, 2020, spe-cifications and othercontract documents areon f i le for purchaseeither electronically any-time, or by mail or inperson from 8:00 AM to5 : 0 0 P M , M o n d a ythrough Friday at: AABlueprint Office, 2757Gilchrist Road, Akron,Ohio 44305. (Phone 330-7 9 4 - 8 8 0 3 ) W e b s i t e :www.aaplanroom.comReproduction cost is
non-refundable and isthe responsibility of thebidder. Bidding Docu-ments can be forwardedupon request and a feewill be required; for-warding via the least ex-pensive carrier. Only bid-ders of record will re-ceive addendum to thespecification, if any. TheCounty nor AA Blueprintis not responsible if bid-d i n g d o c u m e n t s s omailed are received toolate for filing a timelybid.The only bids that will
be accepted wil l bethose of bidders of re-cord. Bidders of recordare those who havesigned the bidders list,obtained specificationsand paid the prescribedfee.The Engineer’s Estim-
ate for this project is:$320,500.00.Construction Work shall
be completed 90 Calen-dar Days after date ofNotice to Proceed.A pre-bid conference
will not be held by theStark County Engineer'sdue to COVID-19. If anyquestions or clarifica-t i o n s a r e n e e d e danswered, please emailthem to us and we willaddress them accord-ingly.Construction work shall
be subject to the prevail-ing wage rates estab-lished by the Ohio De-partment of IndustrialRelations.Each bid shall be in con-
formity with the Ohio Re-vised Code and all bidsand certificates shall beupon the forms fur-nished with the specific-ations. All bids shall bedelivered to the office ofthe Stark County Com-missioners, at or prior tothe date and hour spe-cified for receiving bids.In the case of corpora-
tions not chartered inthe State of Ohio, the bidshall be accompanied bya proper certificate ofthe Secretary of State,certifying that such cor-poration is authorized todo business in Ohio.Each bid shall be ac-
companied by a bidguaranty in the form of(1) a certified check, orcashier's check, or let-ter of credit equal to tenpercent (10%) of the bid;or (2) a bid guarantybond for the full amountof the bid; both forms ofguaranties as providedin Chapter 153 of theOhio Revised Code andin the project specifica-tions. The amount of thebid for said guarantypurposes shall includeall additive alternates.All bid guaranties shallbe conditioned that ifthe bid is accepted with-in sixty (60) days of thebid opening, a propercontract shall be ex-ecuted and that uponfailure or refusal to enterinto said contract withinten (10) days after re-ceipt of notification ofaward, the bidder andthe surety on any bondshall be liable to theCounty in an amount notto exceed ten (10) per-cent of the bid.Bidders shall comply
with the Affirmative Ac-tion-Equal EmploymentOpportunity require-ments set forth in thes p e c i f i c a t i o n s . ABidder/Contractor willbe deemed committed tothe goal of such bid con-ditions by submitting aproperly signed bid.Each bidder must in-
sure that all employeesand applicants for em-ployment are not dis-criminated against be-cause of race, color, reli-gion, sex, handicap ornational origin.Terms of payment shall
b e a s p r o v i d e d i nChapter 153 of the OhioRevised Code.All contractors and sub-
contractors involvedwith the project will, tothe extent practicableuse Ohio products, ma-terials, services, andlabor in the implementa-tion of their project. Ad-ditionally, contractorcompliance with theequal employment op-portunity requirementsof the Ohio Administrat-ive Code Chapter 123,the Governor’s Execut-ive Order 84-9 shall berequired.The Stark County Com-
missioners reserve theright to reject any or allbids, to waive any in-formalities or irregularit-ies in the bids received,and to accept any bid orcombination of bidswhich is deemed mostfavorable to the Countyat the time and underthe conditions stipu-lated.The commissioners fur-
ther declare that theywill award the contractfor this project to thelowest and best bid,which may not necessar-ily be the lowest bid. TheSpecifications contain aBidder's Profile and BestBid Criteria designed togather certain informa-tion that may be con-sidered in this regard.No single factor will con-trol the Board's decisionto award, and the Boardreserves the right to ex-ercise its full discretion.No work may com-
mence on this projectuntil receipt by the con-tractor of a formal no-tice to proceed from theCounty Commissioners.
BY ORDER OF:THE BOARD OF STARK
COUNTY COMMISSION-ERS, CANTON, OHIO
Published in The Repos-itory on July 9, July 16and July 23, 2020.
NOTICE OF HEARING ONCHANGE OF NAME
CASE NO. 237251Applicant hereby gives
notice to all interestedpersons that the applic-ant has filed an Applica-tion for Change of Namein the Probate Court ofStark County, Ohio, re-questing the change ofname of Kari AnneWittmer to Kari AnneBrady. The hearing onthe application will beheld on the 25th day ofAugust, 2020 at 1:30o’clock p.m. in the Pro-bate Court of StarkCounty, located at 110Central Plaza South,Suite 501, Stark CountyOffice Building, Canton,OH 44702-1413.
Dixie Park,Judge Probate Court
of Stark County, OhioPublished in The Repos-
itory on July 9, 2020.
INVITATION TO BID
Sealed bids, in accord-ance with Stark County'splans and specificationsfor the T-5-2020 643POLYSTER PAVEMENTMARKING PROJECT inStark County, Ohio, willbe received at the Of-fices of the Stark CountyCommissioners, CountyAdministration Building,110 Central Plaza South(Suite 240), Canton, Ohio44702, until 11:30 A.M.local time on July 31,2020, at which time theywill be publicly openedand read.Bid envelopes shall be
marked:T-5-2020 643
POLYESTER PAVEMENTMARKING PROJECT
On and after July 9,2020, from 7:30 AM to4 : 0 0 P M , M o n d a ythrough Friday, specific-ations and other con-tract documents are onfile for review at: StarkCounty Engineer's Of-f ice, 5165 SouthwayStreet SW, Canton, Ohio44706. (Phone 330-477-6781)Please Note: On and
after July 9, 2020, spe-cifications and othercontract documents areon f i le for purchaseeither electronically any-time, or by mail or inperson from 8:00 AM to5 : 0 0 P M , M o n d a ythrough Friday at: AABlueprint Office, 2757Gilchrist Road, Akron,Ohio 44305. (Phone 330-7 9 4 - 8 8 0 3 ) W e b s i t e :www.aaplanroom.comReproduction cost is
non-refundable and isthe responsibility of thebidder. Bidding Docu-ments can be forwardedupon request and a feewill be required; for-warding via the least ex-pensive carrier. Only bid-ders of record will re-ceive addendum to thespecification, if any. TheCounty nor AA Blueprintis not responsible if bid-d i n g d o c u m e n t s s omailed are received toolate for filing a timelybid.The only bids that will
be accepted wil l bethose of bidders of re-cord. Bidders of recordare those who havesigned the bidders list,obtained specificationsand paid the prescribedfee.The Engineer’s Base Bid
Estimate for this projectis: $121,000.00Construction Work shall
be completed by Octo-ber 30, 2020.A pre-bid conference
will not be held by theStark County Engineer'sdue to COVID-19. If anyquestions or clarifica-t i o n s a r e n e e d e danswered, please emailthem to us and we willaddress them accord-ingly.Construction work shall
be subject to the prevail-ing wage rates estab-lished by the Ohio De-partment of IndustrialRelations.Each bid shall be in con-
formity with the Ohio Re-vised Code and all bidsand certificates shall beupon the forms fur-nished with the specific-ations. All bids shall bedelivered to the office ofthe Stark County Com-missioners, at or prior tothe date and hour spe-cified for receiving bids.In the case of corpora-
tions not chartered inthe State of Ohio, the bidshall be accompanied bya proper certificate ofthe Secretary of State,certifying that such cor-poration is authorized todo business in Ohio.Each bid shall be ac-
companied by a bidguaranty in the form of(1) a certified check, orcashier's check, or let-ter of credit equal to tenpercent (10%) of the bid;or (2) a bid guarantybond for the full amountof the bid; both forms ofguaranties as providedin Chapter 153 of theOhio Revised Code andin the project specifica-tions. The amount of thebid for said guarantypurposes shall includeall additive alternates.All bid guaranties shallbe conditioned that ifthe bid is accepted with-in sixty (60) days of thebid opening, a propercontract shall be ex-ecuted and that uponfailure or refusal to enterinto said contract withinten (10) days after re-ceipt of notification ofaward, the bidder andthe surety on any bondshall be liable to theCounty in an amount notto exceed ten (10) per-cent of the bid.Bidders shall comply
with the Affirmative Ac-tion-Equal EmploymentOpportunity require-ments set forth in thes p e c i f i c a t i o n s . ABidder/Contractor willbe deemed committed tothe goal of such bid con-ditions by submitting aproperly signed bid.Each bidder must in-
sure that all employeesand applicants for em-ployment are not dis-criminated against be-cause of race, color, reli-gion, sex, handicap ornational origin.Terms of payment shall
b e a s p r o v i d e d i nChapter 153 of the OhioRevised Code.All contractors and sub-
contractors involvedwith the project will, tothe extent practicableuse Ohio products, ma-terials, services, andlabor in the implementa-tion of their project. Ad-ditionally, contractorcompliance with theequal employment op-portunity requirementsof the Ohio Administrat-ive Code Chapter 123,the Governor’s Execut-ive Order 84-9 shall berequired.The Stark County Com-
missioners reserve theright to reject any or allbids, to waive any in-formalities or irregularit-ies in the bids received,and to accept any bid orcombination of bidswhich is deemed mostfavorable to the Countyat the time and underthe conditions stipu-lated.The commissioners fur-
ther declare that theywill award the contractfor this project to thelowest and best bid,which may not necessar-ily be the lowest bid. TheSpecifications contain aBidder's Profile and BestBid Criteria designed togather certain informa-tion that may be con-sidered in this regard.No single factor will con-trol the Board's decisionto award, and the Boardreserves the right to ex-ercise its full discretion.No work may com-
mence on this projectuntil receipt by the con-tractor of a formal no-tice to proceed from theCounty Commissioners.
BY ORDER OF:THE BOARD OF STARK
COUNTY COMMISSION-ERS, CANTON, OHIO
Published in The Repos-itory on July 9, July 16,July 23, 2020.
3030 Public Notices/Rep
INVITATION TO BID
Sealed bids, in accord-ance with Stark County'splans and specificationsfor the T-4-2020 CLEVE-LAND AVE. / BRETTONST. & CLEVELAND AVE. /WRIGHT ST. TRAFFICSIGNALS PROJECT inStark County, Ohio, willbe received at the Of-fices of the Stark CountyCommissioners, CountyAdministration Building,110 Central Plaza South(Suite 240), Canton, Ohio44702, until 10:30 A.M.local time on, July 31,2020 at which time theywill be publicly openedand read.Bid envelopes shall be
marked:T-4-2020 CLEVELAND
AVE. / BRETTON ST. &CLEVELAND AVE. /
WRIGHT ST. TRAFFICSIGNALS PROJECT
On and after July 9,2020, from 7:30 AM to4 : 0 0 P M , M o n d a ythrough Friday, specific-ations and other con-tract documents are onfile for review at: StarkCounty Engineer's Of-f ice, 5165 SouthwayStreet SW, Canton, Ohio44706. (Phone 330-477-6781)Please Note: On and
after July 9, 2020, spe-cifications and othercontract documents areon f i le for purchaseeither electronically any-time, or by mail or inperson from 8:00 AM to5 : 0 0 P M , M o n d a ythrough Friday at: AABlueprint Office, 2757Gilchrist Road, Akron,Ohio 44305. (Phone 330-7 9 4 - 8 8 0 3 ) W e b s i t e :www.aaplanroom.comReproduction cost is
non-refundable and isthe responsibility of thebidder. Bidding Docu-ments can be forwardedupon request and a feewill be required; for-warding via the least ex-pensive carrier. Only bid-ders of record will re-ceive addendum to thespecification, if any. TheCounty nor AA Blueprintis not responsible if bid-d i n g d o c u m e n t s s omailed are received toolate for filing a timelybid.The only bids that will
be accepted wil l bethose of bidders of re-cord. Bidders of recordare those who havesigned the bidders list,obtained specificationsand paid the prescribedfee.The Engineer’s Estim-
ate for this project is:$320,500.00.Construction Work shall
be completed 90 Calen-dar Days after date ofNotice to Proceed.A pre-bid conference
will not be held by theStark County Engineer'sdue to COVID-19. If anyquestions or clarifica-t i o n s a r e n e e d e danswered, please emailthem to us and we willaddress them accord-ingly.Construction work shall
be subject to the prevail-ing wage rates estab-lished by the Ohio De-partment of IndustrialRelations.Each bid shall be in con-
formity with the Ohio Re-vised Code and all bidsand certificates shall beupon the forms fur-nished with the specific-ations. All bids shall bedelivered to the office ofthe Stark County Com-missioners, at or prior tothe date and hour spe-cified for receiving bids.In the case of corpora-
tions not chartered inthe State of Ohio, the bidshall be accompanied bya proper certificate ofthe Secretary of State,certifying that such cor-poration is authorized todo business in Ohio.Each bid shall be ac-
companied by a bidguaranty in the form of(1) a certified check, orcashier's check, or let-ter of credit equal to tenpercent (10%) of the bid;or (2) a bid guarantybond for the full amountof the bid; both forms ofguaranties as providedin Chapter 153 of theOhio Revised Code andin the project specifica-tions. The amount of thebid for said guarantypurposes shall includeall additive alternates.All bid guaranties shallbe conditioned that ifthe bid is accepted with-in sixty (60) days of thebid opening, a propercontract shall be ex-ecuted and that uponfailure or refusal to enterinto said contract withinten (10) days after re-ceipt of notification ofaward, the bidder andthe surety on any bondshall be liable to theCounty in an amount notto exceed ten (10) per-cent of the bid.Bidders shall comply
with the Affirmative Ac-tion-Equal EmploymentOpportunity require-ments set forth in thes p e c i f i c a t i o n s . ABidder/Contractor willbe deemed committed tothe goal of such bid con-ditions by submitting aproperly signed bid.Each bidder must in-
sure that all employeesand applicants for em-ployment are not dis-criminated against be-cause of race, color, reli-gion, sex, handicap ornational origin.Terms of payment shall
b e a s p r o v i d e d i nChapter 153 of the OhioRevised Code.All contractors and sub-
contractors involvedwith the project will, tothe extent practicableuse Ohio products, ma-terials, services, andlabor in the implementa-tion of their project. Ad-ditionally, contractorcompliance with theequal employment op-portunity requirementsof the Ohio Administrat-ive Code Chapter 123,the Governor’s Execut-ive Order 84-9 shall berequired.The Stark County Com-
missioners reserve theright to reject any or allbids, to waive any in-formalities or irregularit-ies in the bids received,and to accept any bid orcombination of bidswhich is deemed mostfavorable to the Countyat the time and underthe conditions stipu-lated.The commissioners fur-
ther declare that theywill award the contractfor this project to thelowest and best bid,which may not necessar-ily be the lowest bid. TheSpecifications contain aBidder's Profile and BestBid Criteria designed togather certain informa-tion that may be con-sidered in this regard.No single factor will con-trol the Board's decisionto award, and the Boardreserves the right to ex-ercise its full discretion.No work may com-
mence on this projectuntil receipt by the con-tractor of a formal no-tice to proceed from theCounty Commissioners.
BY ORDER OF:THE BOARD OF STARK
COUNTY COMMISSION-ERS, CANTON, OHIO
Published in The Repos-itory on July 9, July 16and July 23, 2020.
3030 Public Notices/Rep
PUBLIC HEARINGNOTICE BOARD OFZONING APPEALS
Monday, July 20, 2020
The Canton TownshipBoard of Zoning Appealswill be conducting a pub-lic hearing Monday, July20, 2020 at 7:00 pm at theCanton Township Admin-istration Building 4711Central Avenue SE Can-ton, Ohio to hear the fol-lowing applications forappeal:
Appeal #1178-20William & Amy Smith
4300 Millport Ave SWParcel No.1305895- RRRural ResidentialApplicant is requesting
ten (10) foot variance tothe south side yard set-back to build a garage.This property is locatedin Canton Township,Stark County, Ohio.
Appeal #1179-20Michael Neff
5343 Ridge Ave SE Par-cel No.1300446- RR RuralResidentialApplicant is requesting
a variance to exceed thetotal square foot area ofthe primary use struc-ture to build a 32’ x 40’addition to the existingdetached garage. Thisproperty is located inCanton Township, StarkCounty, Ohio.
Appeal #1180-20Jeremy Moody
5326 Hillsboro Ave SEParcel No.1307932- R2Single Family DistrictApplicant is requesting
a five (5) foot varianceto the setback of adja-cent structures and a ten(10) foot variance to therear yard setback for anabove ground pool. Thisproperty is located inCanton Township, StarkCounty, Ohio.
Appeal #1181-20Kevin Watson-The Spot2460 Waynesburg Dr SE
Parcel No.1315139- B2Neighborhood BusinessApplicant is requesting
a conditional use permitto open a skilled gamesin a B2 District. Thisproperty is located inCanton Township, StarkCounty, Ohio.
Appeal #1182-20Sandra Elliott-
Skill Games4220 12th St NW Parcel
No.1400578- B2 Neigh-borhood BusinessApplicant is requesting
a conditional use permitto open a skilled gamesin a B2 District. Thisproperty is located inCanton Township, StarkCounty, Ohio.F a i l u r e o f t h e
applicant(s) or repres-entative(s) to appear atthe hearing may be justi-fication for rejection ofthe appeal.Published in The Repos-
itory on July 9, 2020.
INVITATION TO BID
Sealed bids, in accord-ance with Stark County'splans and specificationsfor the T-4-2020 CLEVE-LAND AVE. / BRETTONST. & CLEVELAND AVE. /WRIGHT ST. TRAFFICSIGNALS PROJECT inStark County, Ohio, willbe received at the Of-fices of the Stark CountyCommissioners, CountyAdministration Building,110 Central Plaza South(Suite 240), Canton, Ohio44702, until 10:30 A.M.local time on, July 31,2020 at which time theywill be publicly openedand read.Bid envelopes shall be
marked:T-4-2020 CLEVELAND
AVE. / BRETTON ST. &CLEVELAND AVE. /
WRIGHT ST. TRAFFICSIGNALS PROJECT
On and after July 9,2020, from 7:30 AM to4 : 0 0 P M , M o n d a ythrough Friday, specific-ations and other con-tract documents are onfile for review at: StarkCounty Engineer's Of-f ice, 5165 SouthwayStreet SW, Canton, Ohio44706. (Phone 330-477-6781)Please Note: On and
after July 9, 2020, spe-cifications and othercontract documents areon f i le for purchaseeither electronically any-time, or by mail or inperson from 8:00 AM to5 : 0 0 P M , M o n d a ythrough Friday at: AABlueprint Office, 2757Gilchrist Road, Akron,Ohio 44305. (Phone 330-7 9 4 - 8 8 0 3 ) W e b s i t e :www.aaplanroom.comReproduction cost is
non-refundable and isthe responsibility of thebidder. Bidding Docu-ments can be forwardedupon request and a feewill be required; for-warding via the least ex-pensive carrier. Only bid-ders of record will re-ceive addendum to thespecification, if any. TheCounty nor AA Blueprintis not responsible if bid-d i n g d o c u m e n t s s omailed are received toolate for filing a timelybid.The only bids that will
be accepted wil l bethose of bidders of re-cord. Bidders of recordare those who havesigned the bidders list,obtained specificationsand paid the prescribedfee.The Engineer’s Estim-
ate for this project is:$320,500.00.Construction Work shall
be completed 90 Calen-dar Days after date ofNotice to Proceed.A pre-bid conference
will not be held by theStark County Engineer'sdue to COVID-19. If anyquestions or clarifica-t i o n s a r e n e e d e danswered, please emailthem to us and we willaddress them accord-ingly.Construction work shall
be subject to the prevail-ing wage rates estab-lished by the Ohio De-partment of IndustrialRelations.Each bid shall be in con-
formity with the Ohio Re-vised Code and all bidsand certificates shall beupon the forms fur-nished with the specific-ations. All bids shall bedelivered to the office ofthe Stark County Com-missioners, at or prior tothe date and hour spe-cified for receiving bids.In the case of corpora-
tions not chartered inthe State of Ohio, the bidshall be accompanied bya proper certificate ofthe Secretary of State,certifying that such cor-poration is authorized todo business in Ohio.Each bid shall be ac-
companied by a bidguaranty in the form of(1) a certified check, orcashier's check, or let-ter of credit equal to tenpercent (10%) of the bid;or (2) a bid guarantybond for the full amountof the bid; both forms ofguaranties as providedin Chapter 153 of theOhio Revised Code andin the project specifica-tions. The amount of thebid for said guarantypurposes shall includeall additive alternates.All bid guaranties shallbe conditioned that ifthe bid is accepted with-in sixty (60) days of thebid opening, a propercontract shall be ex-ecuted and that uponfailure or refusal to enterinto said contract withinten (10) days after re-ceipt of notification ofaward, the bidder andthe surety on any bondshall be liable to theCounty in an amount notto exceed ten (10) per-cent of the bid.Bidders shall comply
with the Affirmative Ac-tion-Equal EmploymentOpportunity require-ments set forth in thes p e c i f i c a t i o n s . ABidder/Contractor willbe deemed committed tothe goal of such bid con-ditions by submitting aproperly signed bid.Each bidder must in-
sure that all employeesand applicants for em-ployment are not dis-criminated against be-cause of race, color, reli-gion, sex, handicap ornational origin.Terms of payment shall
b e a s p r o v i d e d i nChapter 153 of the OhioRevised Code.All contractors and sub-
contractors involvedwith the project will, tothe extent practicableuse Ohio products, ma-terials, services, andlabor in the implementa-tion of their project. Ad-ditionally, contractorcompliance with theequal employment op-portunity requirementsof the Ohio Administrat-ive Code Chapter 123,the Governor’s Execut-ive Order 84-9 shall berequired.The Stark County Com-
missioners reserve theright to reject any or allbids, to waive any in-formalities or irregularit-ies in the bids received,and to accept any bid orcombination of bidswhich is deemed mostfavorable to the Countyat the time and underthe conditions stipu-lated.The commissioners fur-
ther declare that theywill award the contractfor this project to thelowest and best bid,which may not necessar-ily be the lowest bid. TheSpecifications contain aBidder's Profile and BestBid Criteria designed togather certain informa-tion that may be con-sidered in this regard.No single factor will con-trol the Board's decisionto award, and the Boardreserves the right to ex-ercise its full discretion.No work may com-
mence on this projectuntil receipt by the con-tractor of a formal no-tice to proceed from theCounty Commissioners.
BY ORDER OF:THE BOARD OF STARK
COUNTY COMMISSION-ERS, CANTON, OHIO
Published in The Repos-itory on July 9, July 16and July 23, 2020.
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LEGAL NOTICE
The City of CantonBoard of Zoning Appealswill meet in Regular Ses-sion Tuesday, July 21,2020, at 5:30 PM in Can-ton City Council Cham-bers. The following mat-ters are to be con-s idered:Case 6-20 – Stephen E.
Brown, 1725 29th ST NW– Requesting a varianceallowing construction ofa garage on a corner lot12’ from the propertyline varying from theprescribed setback of25’.Case 7-20 – Sue Ann
Blue, 1426 18th St SW –Requesting a varianceallowing construction ofa deck that is 2’ from theside yard line varyingfrom the required 5’ andthat is 10’ from the rearyard line varying fromthe required 20’.Case 8-20 – Harrison
Zoldan & Akers Signs,2234 W Tuscarawas St –Requesting a varianceallowing a full color LEDelectronic message unitsign varying from theamber or white only let-ters or numbers.Case 9-20 – Roberta
Branch, 706 Young AveNE – Requesting a Condi-tional Use Permit to al-low a Group Social Ser-vice Facility.Case 10-20 – AT&T Mo-
bility, 1250 Bedford AveNE – Requesting a Condi-tional Use Permit tomodify a telecommunic-ations tower and con-struct an additional tele-communications equip-ment building.
City of CantonDepartment of
Code EnforcementPublished in The Repos-
itory on July 9, 2020.
PUBLIC HEARINGNOTICE BOARD OFZONING APPEALS
Monday, July 20, 2020
The Canton TownshipBoard of Zoning Appealswill be conducting a pub-lic hearing Monday, July20, 2020 at 7:00 pm at theCanton Township Admin-istration Building 4711Central Avenue SE Can-ton, Ohio to hear the fol-lowing applications forappeal:
Appeal #1178-20William & Amy Smith
4300 Millport Ave SWParcel No.1305895- RRRural ResidentialApplicant is requesting
ten (10) foot variance tothe south side yard set-back to build a garage.This property is locatedin Canton Township,Stark County, Ohio.
Appeal #1179-20Michael Neff
5343 Ridge Ave SE Par-cel No.1300446- RR RuralResidentialApplicant is requesting
a variance to exceed thetotal square foot area ofthe primary use struc-ture to build a 32’ x 40’addition to the existingdetached garage. Thisproperty is located inCanton Township, StarkCounty, Ohio.
Appeal #1180-20Jeremy Moody
5326 Hillsboro Ave SEParcel No.1307932- R2Single Family DistrictApplicant is requesting
a five (5) foot varianceto the setback of adja-cent structures and a ten(10) foot variance to therear yard setback for anabove ground pool. Thisproperty is located inCanton Township, StarkCounty, Ohio.
Appeal #1181-20Kevin Watson-The Spot2460 Waynesburg Dr SE
Parcel No.1315139- B2Neighborhood BusinessApplicant is requesting
a conditional use permitto open a skilled gamesin a B2 District. Thisproperty is located inCanton Township, StarkCounty, Ohio.
Appeal #1182-20Sandra Elliott-
Skill Games4220 12th St NW Parcel
No.1400578- B2 Neigh-borhood BusinessApplicant is requesting
a conditional use permitto open a skilled gamesin a B2 District. Thisproperty is located inCanton Township, StarkCounty, Ohio.F a i l u r e o f t h e
applicant(s) or repres-entative(s) to appear atthe hearing may be justi-fication for rejection ofthe appeal.Published in The Repos-
itory on July 9, 2020.
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LEGAL NOTICE
LOANCARE, LLC-vs-
UNKNOWN HEIRS, DE-VISEES, LEGATESS, AND
ASSIGNS, IF ANY, OFGERALD L. KEMP, et al.Unknown Heirs, De-
visees, Legatees, and As-signs, if any, of Gerald L.Kemp and UnknownHeirs, Devisees, Leg-atees, and Assigns, ifany, of Eleanore J. Kempa k a E l e a n o r e K e mpwhose last place of res-idence is unknown andwhose present place ofresidence is unknown,will take notice that onMay 18, 2020, a Com-plaint was filed in thematter of LoanCare, LLCv. Unknown Heirs, De-visees, Legatees, and As-signs, if any, of Gerald L.Kemp, et al., Case No.2020CV00802 in th eCourt of Common Pleas,Stark County, 115 Cent-ral Plaza North, Canton,OH 44702, seeking fore-closure and alleging thatthe Defendants, Un-known Heirs, Devisees,Legatees, and Assigns, ifany, of Gerald L. Kempand Unknown Heirs, De-visees, Legatees, and As-signs, if any, of EleanoreJ. Kemp aka EleanoreKemp, have or claim tohave an interest in thereal estate described be-low:Legal Description at-
tached hereto as Exhibit"A".Permanent Parcel Num-
ber: 605949Property Address: 145
Ohlman Court Northeast,Massillon, OH 44646LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF
LANDSITUATED IN THE CITY
OF MASSILLON, COUNTYOF STARK AND STATE OFOHIO, AND KNOWN ASBEING LOT NO. 9679 INTHE CITY OF MASSIL-LON, OHIO ACCORDINGTO THE PRESENT NUM-B E R I N G O F L O T ST H E R E I N .T h e D e f e n d a n t ( s )
named above are re-quired to answer withintwenty-eight (28) daysafter the last publica-tion.
LOANCARE, LLCBY: ALBERTELLI LAWPARTNERS OHIO, LLC
Christian Niklas,# 0066725
Mark Lembright,# 0041545
Antonio Scarlato,# 0073329
Attorneys forPlaintiff-Petitioner1001 Lakeside Ave.
East,Suite 1300
Cleveland, OH 44114Phone: (216) 588-1500
Published in The Repos-itory on July 9, July 16,July 23, July 30, August 6and August 13, 2020.
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