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Frito-Lay expanding Massillon fleet maintenance dispatching

Massillon officials took part in a ribbon-cutting ceremony May 11 with Frito-Lay at the Millennium Boulevard site to welcome the company to the city.

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Massillon Council delays accepting state grant for splash pad

Massillon City Council also is considering a proposal to raise the annual salaries for the offices of mayor and auditor by $20,000 per year.

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Massillon officials consider plan for small pond Reservoir Park

A small Reservoir Park pond would be located upstream from the current spillway to stay away from Ohio Department of Natural Resources oversight.

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New Aldi store planned for Lincoln Way E Massillon Kmart site

An Aldi retail grocery store is in the works for the former Kmart site at 2600 Lincoln Way E in Massillon.

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Massillon applies for more Ohio funding for splash pad Reservoir Park

Massillon has targeted $300,000 of federal American Rescue Plan Act funds toward a proposed splash park. City Council aims for more discussion.

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