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Abreanna Blose is a recent graduate of Ohio University’s E.W. Scripps School of Journalism. She has interned with The Canton Repository and the National Education Association. At OU, she was formerly the editor-in-chief of Southeast Ohio magazine; the culture staff writer for The Post; a section editor for Backdrop magazine; and an executive editor at OU Her Campus Media.

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Are Canton utility rates fair? Council considers $200K outside study

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By Abreanna Blose Verified
| Alliance Review Verified
Show Caption Hide Caption The latest Canton, Stark County must-read stories Here are some stories you may have missed over the last week in Stark County. CANTON – City officials want an outside study done on Canton's utility pricing. Raftelis Financial Consultants would assess utility funds and rates, comparing Canton to other regional providers for approximately $196,000 if a contract is approved by city council.
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Are Canton utility rates fair? Council considers $200K outside study

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By Abreanna Blose Verified
| The Canton Repository Verified
CANTON – City officials want an outside study done on Canton's utility pricing. Raftelis Financial Consultants would assess utility funds and rates, comparing Canton to other regional providers for approximately $196,000 if a contract is approved by city council.
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Canton schools and city plan land swap deal Original

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By Abreanna Blose Verified
| The Canton Repository Verified
Canton City School District and the city of Canton have reached a tentative land swap agreement. • The school district will give five properties to the city in exchange for a portion of 17th Street NW. • School leaders hope disposing of the properties will cut costs, while the city plans to use the site for housing. • Both the Canton City Council and the school board must formally approve the agreement.
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