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Summit County program marks 40 years of helping crime victims
Akron Beacon JournalSummit County program marks 40 years of helping crime victimsAkron Beacon JournalBob Denton, Copley Police Chief Michael Mier and Copley Police officer Ben Campbell after the presentation of the Law Enforcement Merit Award to Mier at the Victim Rights luncheon at the Greek Community Center on Tuesday in Akron.
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Rothrock Road Closure Case Moved to June 1
Rothrock Road Closure Case Moved to June 1Patch.comOn Thursday, Summit County Common Pleas Judge Alison McCarty moved the case of Copley Township v. Fairlawn from April 30 to June 1. Fairlawn City Council President Russ Sharnsky said he didn't know why the case was moved. According to the court docket, ...and more »
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Copley trustees explore options for abating Janwood Drive flooding
Copley trustees explore options for abating Janwood Drive floodingAkron Leader PublicationsBy Pam Lifke COPLEY — Township trustees are exploring options to correct a drainage problem that has caused flooding on Janwood Drive. Summit County Engineer Alan Brubaker appeared before trustees at the May 2 meeting to give an assessment of the ...
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Copley woman injured in 1-car crash
BATH TOWNSHIP, Ohio -- A Copley woman was seriously injured early today when her car went off the road and hit a tree. The State Highway Patrol said Macy Emma Mruk, 18, was ejected through the sunroof of the car when it rolled over after hitting ...
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Copley trustees approve construction of recycling center
Copley Township residents soon will have a centralized location to drop off their recyclable materials. Service Director Mark Mitchell received authorization at the April 18 trustees’ meeting to build a recycling center between the police department and ...
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Mormonism grows; devotion begins in youth
Mormonism grows; devotion begins in youthKansas City Star"I found the Book of Mormon to be one of the most hopeful doctrines, in saying that, by and large, there is a place for everyone in heaven," said Talley, of Copley Township. "As I read it, for the first time in my life, I was hearing the voice of God.and more »
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Mormonism grows; devotion begins in youth
Mormonism grows; devotion begins in youthBellingham Herald"I found the Book of Mormon to be one of the most hopeful doctrines, in saying that, by and large, there is a place for everyone in heaven," said Talley, of Copley Township. "As I read it, for the first time in my life, I was hearing the voice of God.and more »
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NRCC says Betty Sutton supported rioting at Occupy Wall Street event...
NRCC says Betty Sutton supported rioting at Occupy Wall Street eventPolitiFactBetty Sutton, a Democrat from Copley Township near Akron. Redistricting put her into battle this fall against fellow Rep. Jim Renacci of Wadsworth. In an email, the NRCC blasted Sutton for not immediately denouncing the accused anarchists and noted ...and more »
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BASEBALL: Barberton rallies from early deficit
BASEBALL: Barberton rallies from early deficitSportsInk.comCOPLEY TOWNSHIP, Ohio – The Barberton Magics started slowly but recovered quickly and held on for an 8-4 baseball victory over Copley on Saturday. “When we don't give things away we're a good ballclub,” Barberton coach Jeff Saylor said.
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Natural gas is a steal, but heating-oil users are out in the cold
Natural gas is a steal, but heating-oil users are out in the coldLexington Herald LeaderBy BETTY LIN-FISHER — Akron Beacon Journal But the couple heat their rural Copley Township, Ohio, home with a wood-burning stove and heating oil, which is essentially diesel fuel. So while friends and relatives who heat their homes with natural gas ...and more »
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Overview
A gunman shot 8 people in early August 2011 in Copley, Ohio. The gunman was shot and killed by authorities in an attempt to end the bloodshed. The August 7th shootings occurred around 11 a.m. in Copley Township, about 7 miles west of Akron, according to the Copley Police Department.
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