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Anti-war protest draws dozens to Akron's Highland Square

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By Ryan Loew Verified
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A protest against the combat operations launched by the U.S. and Israel against Iran took place Monday in Akron’s Highland Square neighborhood. About 60 protesters lined West Market Street in front of the Wally Waffle restaurant in the early evening — locally, the event was organized by the Akron branch of the Party for Socialism and Liberation.
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Demonstrators gather in downtown Akron to protest ICE

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By Ryan Loew Verified
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With temperatures hovering just above single digits on Saturday afternoon, several dozen demonstrators gathered at the intersection of Main and Market streets in downtown Akron to protest the federal U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency. The roughly hour-long protest, organized by the Akron branch of the Party for Socialism and Liberation, was held as part of a statewide day of action in support of Haitian immigrants in Springfield, said Akron PSL member Sharon Aguilera.
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See the damage and debris inside Akron's Firestone Plant #1

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By Ryan Loew Verified
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Broken glass. Vandalized walls. Debris everywhere. That’s the scene from inside the 115-year-old Firestone Plant #1. The City of Akron is looking for a developer to save it — but is only accepting proposals until Oct. 27. Donning N95 masks and toting flashlights, representatives from the city this week hosted a tour of the historic structure for developers as well as members of the media.
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