AROUND THE REGION
Arrest made in Summit Lake shooting; second suspect considered armed, dangerous
An arrest has been made in the Sunday shooting death of a 24-year-old Akron woman, police said.
After following up on tips from the community, police said 25-year-old Corvette Pope was arrested Tuesday in connection to Paige N. Calich’s death.
Warrants have also been issued for 19-year-old Denzel Pope for aggravated murder. Police said Denzel is considered armed and dangerous.
Officers responded around 12:30 a.m. Sunday to reports of a shooting at 14 Socrates Place. Upon arrival, police discovered Calich had a gunshot wound to the torso. She was subsequently transported to a local hospital, where she was pronounced dead.
Calich was reportedly in a fight on Saturday, said Capt. Michael Miller, public information officer for the Akron police. It is unknown whether the shooter had any involvement with the prior argument.
Arby’s closing its doors on Exchange Street on Wednesday, employees say
The Arby’s at 292 E. Exchange St. will permanently close its doors Wednesday due to low sales, employees confirmed to the Beacon Journal.
Employees told the Beacon Journal they were informed of the closure just a day prior.
A corporate representative at Arby’s could not immediately be reached.
Lebanese Festival in Fairlawn takes place Friday and Saturday
Guests can step into Lebanese culture and taste a bevy of traditional foods at the 36th annual Lebanese Festival, which will run 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Friday and Saturday at Our Lady of the Cedars Maronite Catholic Church at 507 S. Cleveland-Massillon Road in Fairlawn.
A variety of la carte items will range from kibbee — ground beef with cracked wheat — to stuffed grape leaves. Chicken, beef and falafel rollups will be served, as well as grilled entrees. Diners also can check out a variety of handmade Lebanese pastries and Lebanese drinks at the volunteer-run event.
Guests can eat indoors or out at the volunteer-run event. Music will be provided. Kids also can enjoy a jump house all day for $7.
For more information, call 330-6663598.