PARKING WARS:
I used to watch this program just for the Impound Lot segments.  The rest of it was just, "Meh" and I'd just fast forward.

It was a cautionary tale about avoiding democrat controlled jurisdictions at all costs.  They put people through the bureaucratic equivalent of the Bataan Death March.  Go there, pay hundreds of dollars.  Come back here, then go there and pay hundreds of more dollars. Come back here and we'll start all over again.  And when they finally get their car released, they had stack of bureaucratic paperwork higher a guy who got paroled from San Quentin for a murder conviction.

The Tigers home games will be live streamed again this year.  WHS students, under the supervision of teachers, produce the content and they do a very credible job.  There are geographic restrictions, but if you are remote from Massillon and would like see the games, click below:

http://www.massillonschools.org/LiveBroadcast.aspx

i go there and it brings me here.

Dude, it's like time travel, man.  It's like you can go into outer space, man.  Like, you can ride a light beam between two galaxies separated by billions of light-years of cold, empty space.  But when you get there, man, you realize that it's the same galaxy.  And that's some heavy shit, man.

At least that's way some tuned-in chick named Rainbow explained it to me in a New Mexico commune during the 70's.

It was either beatmckinley.com or emassillon.com

How about facemassillon.com or tweetmassillon.com?

When the move?

Already active.  Check it out...

I noticed this gem in the Inde article that LAD Linked to:

The priest prayed with the family and administered last rights.

I'm not Catholic, but I'm certain that correct phrase is "last rites".  It's a sad commentary on the state of writing and editing in the Inde.

Exactly. Only going to expand Aultman West on Wales Rd. that includes a “full service ED.”  Nothing about bringing any services to old Affinity facility. 
Aultman will pay the city $2.06 million to cover expenses incurred at Affinity since its acquisition and also will purchase some equipment from the facility at market value, but it will not utilize any of the former Affinity buildings.

Aultman is basically buying the rights to eliminate any potential competition in Massillon

And the City of Massillon will still be stuck with empty buildings that will require ongoing maintenance, or the buildings can just be left to deteriorate into decaying husks.

Just good solid governance and staunch protectors of the public weal.