WATCH: Crowd Roars Over Romney's 5-Point Plan

On Oct. 9, Mitt Romney took the stage in Cuyahoga Falls and delivered points he thought were crucial to a presidential win.

UPDATE: Attorney's Scheduling Conflict Tables Marhofer Request

The company's attorney said the request will be brought up again at another meeting.

'Craigslist Killing' Update: Jury Selection Began Tuesday Morning

Stow teen Brogan Rafferty is suspected of helping his mentor, 53-year-old Richard Beasley of Akron, lure victims with bogus job offers on Craigslist.

Patch Is Collecting Questions for Obama and Romney During the Next Presidential Debate

If you have a question for the candidates, submit it in the comments section below and it could be asked during the televised Oct. 16 Town Hall Presidential Debate.

New Hours for City's Brush/Mulch Site

You can still drop off brush and pick up mulch, but the hours have been shortened now that fall has arrived.

Apply to be a Stow-Munroe Falls Chamber of Commerce Director by Monday

If you aren't interested in being a member of the board, you can nominate someone you think should fill that seat — just make sure to do it by Monday Oct. 8.

Akron League of Women Voters to Host Summit County Judicial Forum

Get to know more about Summit County's judicial candidates at the event.

2012 Leaf Pick Up Dates

Find out when the city will be by to pick up your fallen foliage at the curb.

LOOK: Plants Complete 9/11 Memorial Garden at City Hall

The steel I-beam from the World Trade Center was in place for the 11th anniversary of the attacks, but the last touches were just finished at the memorial garden.

Hoops, Anyone? Registration Now Open For Youth Leagues

Popular Stow Parks and Recreation basketball program is for Stow-Munroe Falls, Holy Family students in grades 2-6.

Early Voting for General Election

Three Stow Parks Board Seats Up For Grabs

Mayor seeking applicants for volunteer positions from registered voters who live in Wards 2, 3 and 4.

Gloria J. Rodgers, Republican Candidate for Summit County Council District #3

Rodgers is the incumbent.

Candace Kim Knox, Republican Candidate for Summit County Prosecutor

Knox has a law degree from Akron School of Law.

Russ Pry, Democratic Candidate for Summit County Executive

Pry is the incumbent.

Sandra Kurt, Democratic Candidate Summit County Council-At-Large

Kurt is an engineer and has served on Akron City Council.

Help Save Thorndale Ave and the city of Stow~Planning commision meeting

District Offers Counterclaim to School Board Member Rod Armstrong's Lawsuit

Those listed as defendants in Stow-Munroe Falls School Board Member Rod Armstrong's complaint deny several allegations about an executive session Armstrong walked out of and claims to be illegal.

Neighbor Against Marhofer's Rezoning Request: Letter to the Editor

"The large fence that Mr. Marhofer would like to erect would be less than 100-feet away from my property line," said Allyson C. Burley.

Stow Republican Club End of Summer Picnic

Emergency Preparedness Training Delays Opening of Library Tuesday

The Stow-Munroe Falls Public Library will be open a few hours later Tuesday after the staff trains with the Stow Police Department.

Video of Mayor's Submission to Bloomberg Philanthropy Contest

Materials degradation is the topic of Stow Mayor Sara Drew's plan. "Preventing cities from having to spend so many resources and finances toward replacing and revamping materials that have become degraded over the life of the city."

Armstrong Has No Plans to Resign

Two people asked school board member Rod Armstrong to resign at the last Stow-Munroe Falls Board of Education meeting, but he said he plans to continue his work in his elected position.

Stow's Economic Development Director Retiring Soon

Mike Weddle said after four years with the city of Stow, he plans to retire Sept. 28, 2012, but he doesn't plan to "slip into obscurity once retired."

WATCH: Armstrong Asked to Resign, School Board Minutes Error that Led to Lawsuit Corrected

The treasurer/CFO released an announcement Monday staying the allegation in a board member's lawsuit pertained to a clerical error in the minutes that omitted the official decision to hold executive session.

9/11 Shadow Cast on Stow's New Memorial Garden (Photos)

A symbolic shadow was drawn on City Hall's sidewalk Sept. 11, 2012 as city employees had a moment of silence for the attacks on the World Trade Center 11 years ago.

9/11 Anniversary: Ohioans Encouraged to Fly Flags at Half-Staff, Observe Moment of Silence

The White House is also encouraging citizens to volunteer.

Several Republican Candidates Representing Stow at Twinsburg Candidate Night Thursday

The Twinsburg Republican Club is hosting Summit County representatives at its Meet The Candidates Night this week.

Moment of Silence Planned at New 9/11 Memorial Garden Tuesday

The public is invited to the unofficial dedication of the finished 9/11 Memorial Garden.

Stow Disabilities Commission Offers Voter Registration Help to Senior Citizens, Disabled

"We are here to inform you that nothing should stand in the way of each and every one of us to get out the vote." There will be registration drives Sept. 18 and 21 in Stow.

Stow-Kent Overlay District, Snowplow Assistance and New Signs at Council Monday

Interested in the possible redevelopment of the Stow-Kent mixed-use development and more information on the 2012-13 snow plow assistance program? Take a look at council's agenda before the meeting Monday evening.

Want to Vote in the November Presidential Election? Register by Oct. 9, 2012

The Summit County Board of Elections offers three ways to register to vote.

Jesse Jackson Asks Ohio Delegates for 'Most Massive Voter Registration Ever'

"We deserve the right to vote, and deserve the right for our vote to count," the civil rights leader told delegates in Charlotte.

DNC Wraps Up Thursday: Look at Photos and Tweets from Mayor Drew's Visit

"I got a call from the Ohio Democratic Party asking me if I wanted to be Superdelegate. It was a once in a lifetime opportunity — to me, this is a better vacation than going to lay on a beach." — Mayor Sara Drew

City Council Thanks Kevin Coughlin for Public Service

Cuyahoga Falls resident and former Summit County representative Kevin Coughlin came to a Stow City Council meeting to receive a plaque.

Daily Patchcast: Auto Shop Robbed and Sweet Deals Around Town

Here's the roundup of the top stories making headlines in Northeast Ohio Feb. 9

Stow Says Farewell to Police Officer Jonathan Bastock

Officer Bastock was laid to rest at Silver Springs Cemetery today.

Council to Determine How Much Its Salary Should Be Cut

Two dueling pieces of legislation offer a 10 percent or 40 percent cut in salary.

Daily Patchcast: Stow Police Officer Dies and a Retail Shake-Up in Strongsville

Here's a roundup of the region's top stories for Monday, Feb. 7.

Stow Law Director to Run for Re-Election

Brian Reali pulled his petitions to run for law director again in Stow.