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Streetsboro, Portage County.
Streetsboro, Ohio
Streetsboro is in Portage County.
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- 388 South Main St., Akron, OH 44311: 15.4 miles southwest of central Streetsboro
- 2000 Auburn Drive, Beachwood, OH 44122: 16.4 miles northwest
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About Streetsboro, Ohio
A suburban city in the Akron metropolitan area that grew rapidly from a farming township after the Ohio Turnpike opened in 1955, sitting at a crossroads of Northeast Ohio highways.
History of Streetsboro
- The city's motto is "Gateway to Progress," reflecting its highway-crossroads location.
Landmarks and Places in Streetsboro
- Streetsboro City Park. A 116-acre park on the city school campus with ball diamonds, courts, a skate park, and walking trails.
- Streetsboro City Park. 116 acres at 8970 Kirby Lane with 9 diamonds, multi-use fields, courts, a skate park, and paved walking paths.
- City of Streetsboro parkland. The Parks and Recreation Department maintains over 500 acres of parkland, athletic fields, and facilities.
Local reference: en.wikipedia.org, www.cityofstreetsboro.com, www.cityofstreetsboro.com
More About Streetsboro
Seneca people crossed the area on the Old Portage Trail, which cuts across the southwest corner of the city, between Lake Erie and the Ohio River basin.
Titus Street of Connecticut bought the township land in 1798, and his agents surveyed it into 100-acre lots in 1822.
A turnpike from Cleveland to Wellsville was laid through the township in 1825.
The Streetsboro City School District runs four schools, and a small part of the city is in the Kent City School District.
Source: en.wikipedia.org
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