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Man Exposes Himself to Fellow Motorists: Police Blotter
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I'm your editor for North Canton Patch, and I am pumped to live and work in this city! I'm originally from the New Philadelphia area, so coming to Canton/North Canton to eat and shop was always like heading to the big city when I was little. I remember getting the best rooftop seats to watch the Hall of Fame fireworks, begging my mom to drive me and my sister the extra 40 minutes just to watch a movie at Tinseltown and shopping at The Strip till my back and feet ached.
I even stuck around Northeast Ohio for college, having gone to school at Kent State University (and taking a year's worth of classes at the branch campus right here in North Canton). I got my bachelor's degree in journalism from KSU's School of Journalism and Mass Communication.
But for the past two years I've been down in Lancaster, Ohio, covering crime and courts for a small daily newspaper. Before that I was an intern on the City Desk of the Columbus Dispatch, and before that an intern at my hometown newspaper, the Times-Reporter. So, as you can see, I'm a news junkie through and through.
I'm convinced Patch is where it's at in terms of where the news industry is headed. I joined up with Patch because the site focuses on the smaller aspects of a community without forgetting the big picture. Patch wants you to know your neighbor, to know what's going on in your local school system and know what's happening right around the corner.
It aims to connect people, and I'm all for it.
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The following information was supplied by the North Canton Police Department. Where arrests or charges are mentioned, it does not indicate a conviction.

Russell shares her stories of having a loving, hard-working mother, of getting hugs every day from her first graders, and why she loves teaching at Clearmount Elementary School
The North Canton Planning Commission met this week to look over a final site review plan for the new Northridge Apartment buildings
You may notice a few changes to how our site looks today – we've done a little 'nip and tuck' to make it more user-friendly. What do you think?
See which five restaurants you nominated for this week's contest and let us know where your first choice is for a good breakfast in North Canton
Scott F. Denniss pleaded guilty Wednesday to one count of inducing panic, a first-degree misdemeanor, when he appeared before Judge Charles Brown in Stark County Common Pleas Court
We heard from several community members concerned about the busy intersection at Monday night's North Canton City Council meeting. Now we want to hear from you.
What the North Canton Playhouse has going on this week, how you can help us spotlight one great North Canton resident and one little brainy fact for you knowledge junkies. Oh, and timberdoodles.
A handful of community members turned out to Monday night's North Canton City Council meeting to speak their minds about pedestrian safety at the intersection of Main and Maple streets
Walsh students reported seeing a man with a shotgun on campus Sunday night. Turns out, it was a man using an umbrella on a rainy night.
The drill will take place at 9:50 a.m. today throughout Ohio
We're looking for Twinsburg residents who are making a difference in their communities and beyond
Council is slated to have its first reading tonight on an ordinance that would require property owners to register vacant buildings
Dozens of Mad Men fans came out to the Barrel Room Sunday night to watch the two-hour premiere of the AMC show. The viewing party is a precursor to the April 14 "North Canton Gone Mad" event at the Champion Event Center.
We're looking for North Canton residents who are making a difference in their communities and beyond
The pasta shop beat out five other North Canton restaurants in our Readers' Choice poll this week
The Helping PAWS (Pet Adoption aWareness Service) took their donations to the Stark County Humane Society this past week
Boy, was it an interesting one in North Canton this week! From shaved heads to flashers and heritage society fundraisers, this week sure has kept us busy.
Walsh University police looked at surveillance footage from Sunday night and were not able to confirm that there was anyone with a gun on campus
Library visits, as well as visits to the Little Art Gallery and attendance of programs, are on the rise, according to a state report