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World War II pilot Don Kyle, 92, watched in amazement as the giant four-engine B-29 Superfortress glided low over Akron and onto the runway at Akron Fulton International Airport. “Fifi,” as the plane is called, is the only B-29 still flying.
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KSU hits freshman enrollment limit
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InfoCision and ‘matching grants’
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Jewell Cardwell: Another beauty makeover, paid by anonymous donor
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Hackers steal Akron taxpayers' information
- Phone number for Experian is accurate; calls from hacking victims overwhelm system but it is back up
- Details finalized; Akron hack victims can get free credit freezes or fee reimbursement
- Hacking victims given Experian number to call for credit freeze
- Akron faces deadline to fix hacked website
- Details emerge for Akron hacking victims to receive free or reimbursed credit freezes
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- Turkish group hacks into Akron-Canton Airport website
- Betty Lin-Fisher: Credit freezes for city of Akron hack victims are recommended; it is a proactive move in general
- Akron officials blast Mendenhall for emailing 1,400 people web links to stolen tax records
- Resources for hacking victims
- Akron notifies some people named in hacked city files; victims appear to be individuals who e-filed city taxes in 2013
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City of Akron tax files hacked by Turkish group
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