Summit County
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Sep 23, 2026
EaryaanGUEST
Oh, yeah, it was just quiet and, you know, nobody was going anywhere.
Mr. EHOST
So the village of Peninsula was in the middle of the Cuyahoga Valley National Park in Summit County, Ohio.
Mr. EHOST
How exactly this story came to be is still very unclear, but it is thought that this monstrous snake had escaped from a truck carrying it as a part of a circus or an exhibit that had crashed, releasing the animal.
Mr. EHOST
When has-
Gina BarberiHOST
Trail up
Bill AllredHOST
in Summit County earlier this month, prompting renewed warnings about wildlife encounters during the fall season.
Bill AllredHOST
While moose sightings are common in the Park City area, especially this time of year, community members said that the incident serves as an important reminder to stay aware while recreating out of doors.
Bill AllredHOST
Rob's trail is his own trail.
speaker_3HOST
Um, I thought that this was really like a great exclamation point next to your name.
speaker_3HOST
Um, this was quoted, I think it was from the summit County, um, court website, but it is her hallmark as a lawyer was her work ethic, sharp skill and compassion for humanity.
speaker_3HOST
you were appointed in 2016, the judge of turning point program, which I want to get into that as well.
speaker_3HOST
So you have a lot of like diff and I don't know much about law or being a judge or any of that.
speaker_3HOST
how many women were judges at the time?
Joy Malek OldfieldGUEST
Not as many as there are now.
Joy Malek OldfieldGUEST
In Summit County, we have 14 elected county judges.
Joy Malek OldfieldGUEST
We have domestic relations, juvenile, probate, and general division.
Nicole BowmanHOST
Stark County alone has 470 kids in care and only 88 traditional foster families.
Nicole BowmanHOST
Summit County, 700 kids and only 120 traditional foster families.
Nicole BowmanHOST
So we're in a crisis.
Nicole BowmanHOST
There's kids leaving their community because there's not enough homes within the county.
James HarrisonGUEST
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James HarrisonGUEST
Summit County, uh, Sheriff's Department.
James HarrisonGUEST
In fact, dude, they had me in there for three hours.
Stephanie McMahonHOST
Oh my God.
Mike McIntyreHOST
It's a good thing.
Mike McIntyreHOST
Summit County Executive Eileen Shapiro delivered her 2026 State of the County Address this week, highlighting the county's economic challenges and changes to federal and state funding of local services.
Mike McIntyreHOST
And what specific economic challenges did she highlight, Andrew? You were covering that.
Andrew MeyerPANELIST
One of the big ones was the ongoing issues concerning the impact of federal changes and requirements for SNAP and Medicaid.
Mike McIntyreHOST
What is the plan for that?
Andrew MeyerPANELIST
Well, there are two funds that were announced, and one of them is the—I have to look at my screen for this—the Summit Health and Safety Innovation Fund.
Andrew MeyerPANELIST
The other one is the Summit County Community Empowerment Fund.
Andrew MeyerPANELIST
Some told they're getting $50 million that's going to be invested in— funds that grants can be derived from the idea is to provide communities with the grants to help repair the harm that was done in the case of the summit county community empowerment fund it's specifically earmarked for disadvantaged communities and it's a significant amount of money some told the amount of money that summit county is getting from the settlement was just over 100 million dollars so that's about half the money that's being committed to helping repair the harm And she also talked about, as we
Jess RistHOST
She is a compassionate and visionary leader, as well as a fierce advocate for people in recovery.
Jess RistHOST
As presiding judge of Turning Point in the Summit County Court of Common Pleas, she looks past the bench to meet people exactly where they stand, treating everyone with true dignity and humanity.
Jess RistHOST
Welcome to our guest, Judge Joy Malik-Oldfield.
Jess RistHOST
Hi.
Jess RistHOST
Well, why don't you kick us off and tell us or tell our listeners a little bit about you and a little bit about Turning Point.
Joy Malek-OldfieldGUEST
So I'm Joy Malik-Oldfield.
Joy Malek-OldfieldGUEST
I am one of the 10 general division judges in the Summit County Common Pleas Court.
Joy Malek-OldfieldGUEST
And I am the presiding judge, as you mentioned, of the Turning Point program.
Will BolingHOST
Oh, go up.
Will BolingHOST
Go to Summit County.
Will BolingHOST
I set my, no, I set an appointment a month and a half ago.
Will BolingHOST
I'm actually, I'm not going to say the DMV because some of the DMs and tweets I've gotten, some of y'all just want to take your anger out on me for some reason.
Stephanie HaneyHOST
Can you tell us about that?
Michael WoodGUEST
Yeah, actually, we organized the Akron Summit County Public Library late last year, and we're in the process of bargaining our first contract there.
Michael WoodGUEST
It goes slow sometimes with the first contract, but we're bargaining there.
Michael WoodGUEST
We recently organized in Starr County the Massillon Public Library, so we're looking at big libraries and small libraries, both Akron's a pretty large library system in Summit County and Massillon is a smaller library system.
Michael WoodGUEST
We've also recently did what we call a March on the Boss.
Michael WoodGUEST
We demanded our recognition at the Lakewood Library in Cuyahoga County and that's now in the hands of the State Employment Relations Board or CERB, we call it CERB.
Savannah BrymerHOST
So all of that background to say, this is what brings us to December 9th of 2017.
Savannah BrymerHOST
And on this particular afternoon, the Summit County 911 dispatch in Ohio received an unsettling phone call from Howard Jr. stating that he had just discovered that his mom, Marsha, had murdered his dad, Howard, and that he had found the pieces of his dad's body scattered
Laura ClaryADVERTISER
throughout the home.
Savannah BrymerHOST
Now, this was a very troubling phone call to receive, as you can imagine, and authorities did not know what they were about to walk into.
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