Podcasts about Chapel Hill Mall

In 1987, JoAnn Bartholomew - a wife, mother of two and businesswoman from Stow - failed to return home from evening church services. Her family spent three days searching for her, and found her body in a wooded area behind Chapel Hill Mall. Her husband, Charles Bartholomew, and Akron Detective Jim Pasheilich discuss the cold case. Ohio Mysteries: http://www.ohiomysteries.com Akron Beacon Journal: http://www.beaconjournal.com Music- https://www.youtube.com/c/RossBugden https://www.youtube.com/c/OakStudiosNoCopyrightMusic Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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As cities slowly come out from the pandemic, thus lifting many, if not all the restrictions, places such as Akron have a lot to work with. Dan Horrigan is the mayor of Akron, and he joined the Ray Horner Morning Show to look at the subject of infrastructure, from the focus on downtown development to housing in the city limits. He also touched on projects like the sewers and the dollars that go towards them, as well as the future of the site that has housed Chapel Hill Mall for all these decades.

Citizens of Akron woke up Thursday morning to some sad news, as long-time Ward 1 councilman Rich Swirsky lost his battle with leukemia. He was 68 years old. Akron mayor Dan Horrigan joined the Ray Horner Morning Show for his usual Thursday radio visit, and he said Rich was a "true champion" in the city. He says Swirsky was very passionate about his duties in his ward, and that a city like Akron needs more people in public service who shared his passion. The mayor also touched on the police auditor position as far as enforcement goes, as well as the new corridor for Akron Children's Hospital and the future of the Chapel Hill Mall area.

With April flowers come May flowers, but what does March bring?… This week we discuss: Continued work on the Merriman Valley Master Plan *The completion of the Chapel Hill Mall […]

It was recently announced that Chapel Hill Mall would be a site for mass vaccinations in the city of Akron, but as a few factors went into effect with the new owner, the site has been moved to the Summit County Fairgrounds. So what will be the future of Chapel Hill Mall? It is a question that has been mulling around Akron mayor Dan Horrigan's head for a while now, and he talked about it on the Ray Horner Morning Show. Horrigan, as well as the mayors of Tallmadge and Cuyahoga Falls, are working with the new owner on what will be invested into that area. With vaccinations continuing to increase, many folks are getting the itch to go places, whether it is a shopping mall or to downtown Akron for a concert in the park. Horrigan talked about the possibility of events as summer approaches, and how the city will spend their stimulus dollars.

Some states have already done away with their statewide mask mandate, and perhaps others may follow suit. But in Ohio, such measures are not on the radar for now, even though cases of COVID-19 are down and vaccine distribution is up. Akron mayor Dan Horrigan joined the Ray Horner Morning Show for his weekly visit, which hits on everything related to the coronavirus. Horrigan talked about the availability in obtaining the vaccine, as well as the increase in messaging to convince residents to take it. As for the gatherings, Horrigan says his staff is working with the governor for the safe return of these events as the cases trend down. The mayor also touched on the present and future use of the Chapel Hill Mall property, and how the East End project is coming along, even after much of the planning took a backseat during the pandemic.

The city is voting to rezone for the redevelopment of Chapel Hill Mall. Here is a link to the Redeveopment Plan ( https://spectrumnews1.com/oh/columbus/news/2021/02/10/tinyurl.com/pyye9p5s ) *SPONSOR: School of Podcasting* Start Your Podcast and use the coupon code "akron" at www.schoolofpodcasting.com/akron and start your podcast today. Welcome Hom Akron Program at https://www.akronohio.gov/cms/AkronLiving/index.html Akron Rubber Ducks Release their 2021 Schedule. https://www.milb.com/akron/news/mlb-announces-2021-akron-rubberducks-schedule Lock 3 Gets a $1 Million Donation ( https://www.wkyc.com/article/news/local/rogers-family-foundation-donating-1-million-dollars-to-akron-lock-3-vision-plan/95-01cbc92e-9e79-40e0-9965-468a1618cd1b ) Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/akron-podcast/donations

Chapel Hill Mall is being sold once again, and according to the soon-to-be-previous owner, it will be sold for far less than he paid for it. But the area has experienced a massive downturn in recent years, even before the pandemic. What is the future of it? Dan Horrigan, the mayor of Akron, joined the Ray Horner Morning Show to talk about reconfiguring and the zoning of not only Chapel Hill Mall itself, but the area, as well. Horrigan hopes for the redevelopment to be a “job creator,” especially with its close proximity to Cuyahoga Falls and Tallmadge. He points to the redevelopment of the Rolling Acres area, from its dead mall status a decade ago to becoming an Amazon fulfillment hub. The mayor also touched on the “hot” real estate market in Summit County, as well as the possibility of outdoor events in 2021, with curfews being rescinded and people getting vaccinated.

The owner of the troubled Chapel Hill Mall has bought another, in Ashtabula. The former head of KeyBank has died. And We have full details on why the government really wants a new FBI headquarters in Cleveland. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

:19 - Derek Jeter and Larry Walker are the newest members of the Baseball Hall of Fame, as Omar Vizquel still has a ways to go, even though he’s on his way up. Ray and Tony both believe Omar is a hall of famer, while they talked about the future of another Cleveland shortstop in Francisco Lindor. 4:12 - Dr. John Green gives us great insight from time to time on local and national political matters, and the focus has been on the senate impeachment trial this week. Dr. Green talked about what impeachment will mean to the Democrats, President Trump, and the country in general. 12:46 - We hear all this talk about impeachment, but what about the history of this process? Historian at the University of Akron, Dr. Kevin Kern, gave us a look. 18:15 - We’ve been talking about the present and future of Chapel Hill Mall and what it will do for the surrounding communities. According to Tallmadge mayor David Kline, he’s not too concerned with it. Kline also touched on how his town fared in 2019 and the continued development in 2020. Be sure to follow us on our various social media platforms. Facebook: 1590WAKRakron Instagram: @1590WAKR Twitter: @1590WAKR, @Rayinthemorning, @TonyMazur

Jasen Sokol Show Podcast 1.20.20 Jasen reveals that he's leaving WAKR (0:18). Mayor Dan Horrigan talks about snow removal and Chapel Hill Mall (3:47). Mark Williamson of Akron Public Schools & 23 News Day joins Jasen with some memories (9:55).

Cuyahoga County screws up the tax bills, the Chapel Hill Mall in peril, Twinsburg police shenanigans, potential secrecy in the Sherwin Williams deal and what's up with the Rock Hall inductees. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

:19 - The wrath of God came down on the Houston Astros, as Major League Baseball suspended their manager and GM over stealing signs with the use of technology. Ray and Tony talked about the repercussions, though they didn’t see eye-to-eye when it comes to sign stealing in general. 7:34 - The ongoing saga of Chapel Hill Mall continues, as back taxes and utilities keep piling up. So what is the future and how soon will that future become the present? Summit County Executive Ilene Shapiro stopped by the studio to discuss the next step. 19:07 - Yesterday, we had Barberton superintendent Jeff Ramnytz on board to talk about some players on the basketball team sitting during the National Anthem. Today, Barberton mayor Bill Judge shared his thoughts during the backlash. Be sure to follow us on our various social media platforms. Facebook: 1590WAKRakron Instagram: @1590WAKR Twitter: @1590WAKR, @Rayinthemorning, @TonyMazur

Jasen Sokol Show Podcast 1.7.20. The acquisition of Summa Health by Beaumont is underway. Jasen talked with President and CEO dr. Cliff Deveny about what will change, and what will stay the same. County Executive Ilene Shapiro joined us in studio to discuss the foreclosure of Chapel Hill Mall and an energy program for homeowners. This week's People of Akron featured Dave Rich of surf rock band The Beyonderers.

:19 - Akron mayor Dan Horrigan was sworn in for his second term over the weekend, and he joined the Ray Horner Morning Show to touch on what’s on his plate. First up, the conundrum at Chapel Hill Mall continues, as do other projects as the mayor kicks off another four years at the helm. 10:37 - How big of an issue is obesity with household pets? A major one, according to veterinarian Dr. Gary Riggs. 18:06 - For the first time in over three decades, vinyl records have outsold CDs. Pretty interesting statistic, considering how expensive vinyl has become. Be sure to follow us on our various social media platforms. Facebook: 1590WAKRakron Instagram: @1590WAKR Twitter: @1590WAKR, @Rayinthemorning, @TonyMazur

:19 - Ray and Tony often walk our area’s malls and they’ve observed the changing of retail. Summit Mall seems to have a better grasp, but according to Tony, Chapel Hill Mall is in deep trouble, with only a third of the mall being occupied. 5:50 - President Trump is mulling over a possible payroll tax cut. Will this help as thoughts of a recession keep popping up? Prism Wealth Management’s Robert Dodaro shares his thoughts. 10:05 - As far as sports popularity goes, football continues to be king, while baseball is only big with the 55 and older crowd. Will younger Americans ever be excited about baseball as it heads towards being a niche sport? 18:19 - The bottled water craze has been big for the last couple of decades, but for how long? Be sure to follow us on our various social media platforms. Facebook: 1590WAKRakron Instagram: @1590WAKR Twitter: @1590WAKR, @Rayinthemorning, @TonyMazur

:17 - This is the final week as president of Acme Fresh Markets for Jim Trout, as he heads to a soft retirement (he’ll still be involved in the company as vice president of special projects). He joined Ray in studio to talk about his career, where he went from bagging groceries to actually overseeing the local grocery chain. 11:26 - Bob DiBiasio jumped on the show for his usual Tuesday segment and answered questions the listeners have on the Tribe. Specifically, the slumping of all-star Jose Ramirez and an update on the health of Mike Clevinger. 18:27 - Cuyahoga Falls mayor Don Walters called into the show to discuss what is happening around all things Howe Avenue. First, he touched on the Howe Ave. construction project that begins next week, and he shared his thoughts on how he sees the future of the Chapel Hill Mall area.

:17 - Ray Horner is back from his vacation, and a topic that’s near and dear to the show hosts’ hearts is the future of malls, specifically Chapel Hill Mall in the Akron/Tallmadge/Cuyahoga Falls area. The lights are on today, but what will the future look like? 12:29 - Akron will have a weekend spotlight during the sixth round of the NFL Draft this year, and the eyes of football nation will be on Lock 3 for a pick. Chief of staff James Hardy stopped by the studio to promote this event, along with some questions on the cyber attack and more on Chapel Hill. 23:21 - As always on a Monday morning, veterinarian Dr. Gary Riggs comes by to answer questions on your pets. If you’re interested, Dr. Riggs has offices in Norton and Barberton. 33:32 - Finally, we have our Business of the Week! Today, Alex Randles from Roadrunners Tires was honored. Segment sponsored by HEARINC. and TLC Catering.

:17 - Tony Mazur is back and filling in for Ray, who's spring breaking this week with his kids. He began today's podcast talking about the lights possibly going out at Chapel Hill Mall, and the sad future of the facility. 9:05 - Former vice president Joe Biden is in hot water for being a bit of a hugger. But his detractors aren't necessarily Republicans here; it's by his own party, albeit the more progressive wing of the Democrats. Tony and Jeanne discussed the state of politics and the #MeToo movement. 26:15 - The Akron RubberDucks unveiled their new extreme food menu, and it looks and tastes, as the kids say, "amazeballs." Tony brought up some impressive records by competitive eaters, and he says he wants to tackle the Main St. Saloon's 80 oz. steak challenge.

Inspired by soft-core this week hosts Sean, Paul, Bob, Josey & Slimtern are joined in studio by Photographer/Videographer John R Aylward for a very fun conversation about his work in Akron with the Aqueduct Brewing Company and Rialto Theater. Plus! Nerf gun nuts, and the Houses of Meth Series This weeks topics include: Chapel Hill Mall, Tax robots, Dinner with Andre the Giant. This weeks episode is sponsored by: Rane Clothing. Listen to the Main Show Live every tuesday just after 9pm with the Live Broadcast player at the bottom of Lousyweathermedia.com or on the LWM Radio channel on the Tunein Radio app. #Comedy #Chapelhill #Trucknuts

http://wright.edu/news What started it all sits in the basement of Lee Furry’s Springboro home. It’s an unfinished model of the white, wedge-shaped Imperial Star Destroyer from the original “Star Wars” movie. A very good one. The destroyer sparked Furry’s interest in model-making when he was a 12-year-old boy and first saw it on the screen at a theater in the Chapel Hill Mall in Akron. He has turned that passion into an artistry that today has enabled him to sell his models for up to $5,000 to customers around the world. Furry believes the secret to his success is attention to detail. “It’s amazing how many models I see where the proportions are not correct. That’s what bothers me the most,” he said. “I will obsess over the smallest little parts on a model—for weeks sometimes—trying to get it right.” When he’s not working on models, the Wright State University motion pictures alumnus works as a videographer at WKEF-TV, where for the past 22 years he has captured images that tell stories about life in the Dayton area. More at http://webapp2.wright.edu/web1/newsroom/2016/03/10/model-citizen/

The Crafty Girl and the 20-Foot SnowmanLocal author and Assistant Director of Crafty Mart Joanna Wilson talks to Liz and Chris about her new book about Archie the 20-Foot Talking Snowman, who towers over families at Chapel Hill Mall and is a local holiday icon in Akron, along with her obsession with Christmas TV shows and the upcoming Crafty Mart, which will kick off on Small Business Saturday. Crafty Mart takes place in downtown Akron at three locations Nov. 28 and 29. Wilson has written a number of books, including “A is for Akron,” and also makes hand-stitched greeting cards. She's an all around interesting Akronite.

Welcome to day #6 of the "12 Dave's of Christmas"   When Santa's line got too long the genius staff of Chapel Hill Mall in Akron, Ohio decided to invent "Archie" this 3 stories tall snowman to talk to kids (who would then relay all information to Santa). Hmmm... back to the drawing board. Music from Jimmie Bratcher from the Podsafe Music Network at music.podshow.com This show originates from www.betterdave.com