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Kent City Council Case Study

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Kent State sophomore Merle Thieleman was elected to Kent City Council after a special election on Tuesday. The nineteen-year-old said he received support from his fellow students and hopes to get more young people involved in local government.

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An elderly woman was found holding a bloody shovel while standing over a dead fawn in her yard in Fairview Park Tuesday afternoon. She told police the baby deer was eating her flowers, but wouldn’t leave when she tried to chase it away. Police led her away in handcuffs after being called by neighbors.

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Bedford Community Gardens plans to gather about twenty local volunteers to plant flowers on Saturday at 10 a.m. Although the forecast calls for thundershowers, the president of the Bedford

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