• ED SUBA JR. - AKRON BEACON JOURNAL
  Akron protesters march against genetically modified food

  Hundreds of protesters marched Saturday in Akron against seed company Monsanto, saying they want to call attention to the dangers posed by genetically modified food and giant food corporations.

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Hackers steal Akron taxpayers' information

• 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
• City of Akron tax files hacked by Turkish group
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LATEST NEWS

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JEWELL CARDWELL

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BOB DYER

• Beacon First: Bob Dyer: ‘Sketchy’ character goes unchallenged
• Bob Dyer: Akron shakes, Turkey quakes
• Bob Dyer: New license plate is handsome but flawed
• Bob Dyer: Water, water nowhere, but one giant bill
• Bob Dyer: ‘Ticket City’ back on the map

AROUND OHIO

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