Employees of the Summit County Board of Elections soon might see a pay raise.

Akron Mayor Don Plusquellic called the hacking of the city’s website by the Turkish Ajan “a terrorist attack” Monday night and threatened to cut off diplomatic relations with Turkey if the country fails to cooperate with the investigation into the incident.

The Board of Education will consider two employment changes at its 7 p.m. meeting on Tuesday in the High School media center.

HUDSON: City Council unanimously approved a monthly capital maintenance fee for water customers, according to the Hudson Hub-Times.

Diccon Ong, chair of Western Reserve Academy's history department, received the Outstanding American History Teacher Award from the David Hudson chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution.

From viewing the landing of the Air Bear Helicopter, to feeding the alpacas, both children and adults had a host of activities to choose from at the fifth annual Hudson Farmers Market and Wellness Festival, held Saturday at the high school.

Three local high school choirs will perform at 4 p.m. Sunday during the Parish Arts Series at Fairlawn Lutheran Church, 3415 W. Market St., Fairlawn.

Five men will receive the sacrament of Holy Orders to become new priests in the Cleveland diocese today.

Eli Smart wants to be part of the ongoing craft beer boom in Ohio.

The Ohio Department of Public Safety’s Click It or Ticket campaign begins on Monday and runs through Sunday, June 2.

TALLMADGE: Tallmadge is the latest city to join an unusual mutual-aid pact between area public service departments.

Students from East Woods Elementary will fill downtown with lemonade stands this Saturday and Sunday.

HUDSON: The city will replace a storm pipe located on Terex Road beginning Monday.

A locally based coalition of employers has launched a national effort to combat depression in the workplace.

HUDSON: Fire Chief Robert Carter was honored by City Council at its meeting on Wednesday, the effective date of his retirement.

Destination Hudson will host a grand reopening of the Visitor Center, located at 89 First Street Suite 205 this weekend, according to the Hudson Hub Times.

The Ohio Lottery wants to start rewarding its loyal players. The lottery commission is gathering proposals from companies to set up and run a customer loyalty program starting this fall.

Tallmadge 8, CVCA 1: Senior Scott Noel had an RBI double and seven strikeouts in the complete-game win over the Royals in an Akron Division II sectional game. Senior Zach Skraba singled twice and drove in two runs for the Blue Devils (11-11).

■ A 1.5 percent pay raise approved Monday by the Summit County Council for unionized workers in the fiscal office is retroactive to April 1 and runs through March 31, 2014. A similar raise approved for union workers in the engineer’s office will take effect April 1, 2014, and will run through March 31, 2015. An article in Tuesday’s newspaper did not include the specific dates for the raises. An editor erred.

Two men have been arrested in connection with a March 29 robbery of the Thomas’ Drive Thru on South Arlington Road in Green, the Summit County Sheriff’s Office said Tuesday.

The past year has been action-packed for the fledgling gambling industry in Ohio. Casinos and racinos have been rolling out faster than dice at a craps table.

The focus of RiverDay 2013 on Saturday will be the beauty and the benefits of the Cuyahoga River.

Summit County Council on Monday approved 1.5 percent raises for many of its nonunion employees.

HUDSON: The children of Hudson Community Education and Recreation's after-school program have a message for our veterans: We remember you.

The Hudson Chamber of Commerce and COSE will host a breakfast forum on the latest updates regarding Health Care Reform from 8 to 10:30 a.m. on May 28 at the Clarion Inn & Conference Center.

CUYAHOGA FALLS: The Immaculate Heart of Mary Catholic Church bingo hall is busy — not as bustling as in years past, but still there are 138 eager folks hanging on every number called and daubing away at their cards.

HUDSON: The Hudson City School’s Parent-Teacher Association will host the Hudson Farmer's Market and PTA Wellness Festival on Sat., May 18th, from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m, in the Hudson High School Commons.

HUDSON: It’s a do-or-die year for TECHudson.