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Food for Fines a Win-Win for the Community
The North Canton Public Library will host a "Food for Fines" campaign beginning June 4, 2012 and ending June 16, 2012.
Streaker Arrested (Again), Appears in Court for Arraignment Hearing
The man who police say ran around naked after crashing into a federal building May 5 is being held on a $25,000 bond after appearing in court for his arraignment hearing Friday.
Microtel Hotel Fire, Superintendent Finalists & More
Firefighters from all over Stark County responded that day. Check out our video footage of the fire , our video interview with a man who was staying in the hotel and our initial update , which includes lots of photos of the blaze.
SPARK is used as model as Ohio gains early learning funds
The Ohio Department of Education reported Ohio has been awarded almost $70 million following its application for the Race to the Top Early Learning Challenge Grant.
Multiple Fire Crews Battle Hotel Fire in Stark Co.
JACKSON TOWNSHIP, Ohio - Multiple fire departments in Stark County responded to a hotel fire that, at one point, shut down a portion of Interstate 77 Friday afternoon.
Ex-School Worker Allegedly Sent Nude Pics to Students
MASSILLON, Ohio -A A former cafeteria worker has been indicted for allegedly sending nude photos to several students.
Woman Allegedly Steals $350K, Spends It on Casino Trips
A former law firm employee in Stark County is charged with stealing $350,000 from clients and spending it on casino trips to West Virginia, Fox 8 News reports.
Safety First bicycle safety program given for Orrville, Kidron students
Dan Starcher photo/www.buydrphotos.com Orrville Police officer Jamie McGreal teaches children the proper way to signal a turn while operating a bicycle on the roadway during a Safety First bike safety program at Orrville Elementary School.
Alliance applies for Iron Horse Trail funds
Deemed the most beautiful of trails in Stark County, the Iron Horse Trail took yet another step nearing its connection to Alliance.
NAMI offers 'Peer-to-Peer' education class
Peer-to-Peer is a free 10-week education program designed to foster learning, healing and empowerment among adults with neurobiological brain disorders .
City Council Considers Zoning Change to Build Applegrove Street Apartments
Councilman Doug Foltz said he's seen it before: a property that's been rezoned for commercial use, and it sits untouched.
Motorcyclist dies in hit-skip crash in Stark County
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Arc of Stark County plans beer tasting
The Arc of Stark County will hold its inaugural Rhythm & Brews beer tasting from 6 to 9:30 p.m. June 14 at the Cultural Center for the Arts in Canton.
Police Chief: City's Awareness of Prescription Pill Abuse is Growing
Opiate abuse is popping up in North Canton. Police officers see it when they make arrests for break-ins. They see it when pills come up missing from nursing homes.
School Board Quick Takes: Board Approves Basketball Coach, Retirements
North Canton City Schools Board of Education met inside the Hoover High Media Center Wednesday night.
House names Route 44 Ashley White Stumpf Memorial Highway
The Ohio House signed off Wednesday on legislation naming 28 roads, mostly in memory of military men and women who were killed in action.
Noon headlines, May 16, 2012: Levy tossed; drug tests pulled; Biden speaks
The award-winning daily program about business and finance puts a human face on the global economy, with insight from anchor Kai Ryssdal.
Supreme Court rules against Lake Township police levy
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Judge Issues Warrant After Streaker Misses Court Appearance
A Stark County judge has issued a bench warrant for the arrest of Christopher McCormick, the man who police say ran around naked after crashing into a federal building May 5. McCormick, 26, of North Canton, didn't show up to his arraignment hearing Tuesday, after the hearing was pushed back three times , according to court documents.
Stark County Common Pleas Court now searching for veterans to serve as mentors
The Stark County Court of Common Pleas is searching for veterans willing to volunteer as mentors to participants in the Honor Court program, a specialized veterans treatment court providing increased management to veterans and active... Some complete stories are available only to print and paid web subscribers of The Review.
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