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Daryl Revoldt has been an asset to the city of North Canton. Daryl has taken the position of director of legislative affairs and outreach with the Ohio Department of Development. He will begin this new position in Columbus on March 28, 2011. The city wishes him the best in his new endeavor. Daryl served as [...]
By Jeremy Watts Note: This is part two of a series looking into community services in our city. Hear those wailing sirens? Chances are they belong to a North Canton Emergency Medical Services (EMS) vehicle carrying personnel en route to save a life. Centrally headquartered near Dogwood Park at 325 Seventh Street NE, the EMS [...]
By Cathy Clark As April’s issue of Our Town went to press, March of 2011 was behaving more like a polar bear than a lamb, but maybe with the collective willpower of North Cantonians, the community can usher in a lovely April. For most gardeners of the experienced variety and those gardeners who are not [...]
By Susan Lowry A special program sponsored by the PTO of the Early Childhood Center was enjoyed by our kindergarteners this month. Sadecky’s Puppets from Tarentum Pennsylvania came for a lively performance! Two shows were presented on March 15 so that both morning and afternoon kindergartens could see the show. With upbeat music and dazzling [...]
“Glass Menagerie” Kent Stark April 8,9,15,16 at 8 p.m. April 10,17 at 2:30 p.m. $10 Adults, $5 non-KSU students, children (under 17) free, seniors and KSU students free Tickets available at 330-244-3348 “A Chorus for a Cause” in Concert Westbrook Park United Methodist Church 2521 12th St N.W. Canton, OH. April 9 at 7:30 p.m. $10 [...]
By Kathy Belden After the brutal Ohio winter we have just endured, our thoughts are turning to spring in every area of our lives, from spring cleaning to lightening up our diets! One sure sign that warm weather is on its way is found in the produce aisle of the grocery store. While it is [...]
By Susan Lowry “I spy the kids in room 109! Can you find them? They’re sure fine!” Mrs. McLaughlin’s 3rd grade class at Clearmount Elementary School has just finished their annual project combining poetry, art, photography, and publishing to create their own “I Spy” book! For more than 10 years, McLaughlin has been guiding her [...]
Sweet Annie Annie is a sweet Lab mix female, about 5 to 7-years-old. How she lost her eye is unknown, but we do know she is spayed, seems to be housebroken, and has all her shots except for rabies. She is cautious around strangers due to her partial loss of sight and extra care and consideration should be [...]
By Beth Bauman It is a tribute to business acumen when a long standing business can change hands and continue with uninterrupted quality of service and product. In 1998, North Canton Tire, a North Canton mainstay for automotive needs, was purchased by the TireSource group and is still providing that quality thirteen years later. Owners [...]
