With the scent of the sap boiler filling the Heritage House on Chardon Square, about a half dozen Chardon Democrats gathered March 7 to discuss the latest developments in the county political scene. Group founder and leader Matt Rolf opened the monthly meeting by informing those present the reason for so many empty chairs was the other activities happening throughout the county. “There is a ton of stuff happening,” Rolf said, explaining the activist group Indivisible had a movie night in Chagrin Falls and Geauga County Democrats hosted candidates planning a 2018 run against Republican Congressman David Joyce at party...
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