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This Week
Today
Summit County Songwriter's Circle will host Friends of the Folkatorium Folk-n-Comedy Benefit at 7 p.m. at the Funny Stop Comedy Club, 1767 State Road, Cuyahoga Falls.

Proceeds go to Harvest for Hunger campaign. $5, available at door. 330-923-4700.

Two Tea Party events in Canton combined to draw more than 4,000 participants. One earlier this month in Columbus drew more than 8,000.

This all prompted Brian Miller of the group Summit912 to act.

A faded scrapbook is putting the spotlight on a largely forgotten Cuyahoga Falls man who was an early advocate for the Cuyahoga River.

Cuyahoga Falls dentist Don Secrest looked into the mouth of Jesus Terrones on Wednesday and spotted a cavity. The dentist filled the 9-year-old Akron boy's cavity free of charge.

Their taste in vintage cars varies from Fords to Chevys to Buicks, and they will only agree to disagree on who has the hottest ride.

But there is one thing that is a constant about every member of the Cool Cats Cruisers. ''Any time another Cruiser is down, all of the Cool Cats rally to pick him up,'' said Cuyahoga Falls auto dealer Don Sitts.

''It's just the way it is, and it's what makes these people such special people.''

Domenic DiLullo put up the ''closed'' sign at his family's restaurant last week, ending the eatery's 63-year history in Cuyahoga Falls.

Cuyahoga Falls and Stow can look forward to extended bus service to the new Stow Municipal Court and to shopping areas in their cities.

The names of two men killed in Iraq will never be forgotten. Today, the eastbound lanes of a stretch of Front Street (state Route 59) from state Route 8 to Silver Lake were designated the Sgt.

Bryan W. Large Memorial Highway. And the westbound lanes were named for Marine Sgt. Justin T. Walsh.