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For Right to Read week Orchard Hill Elementary in North Canton holds a Dog Parade.
11/20/2009
Album ID: 893473
Photos by The Repository / Scott Heckel

17 photos for sale
The new federal building being built in Canton will be named the Ralph Regula Federal Building and U.S. Courthouse in honor of the Republican's lengthy career as 16th District congressman. Construction began earlier this year at McKinley Avenue and Third Street SW. The $14 million building should open in June 2010 and will replace the Frank T. Bow Federal Building at Cleveland Avenue and Second Street SW. Regula, who lives in Bethlehem Township, served as Stark County's congressman from 1973 until his retirement in January.
11/18/2009
Album ID: 893390
Photos by Repository / Stan Myers

14 photos
Students Signing for College. Photos submitted by Stark High School's Athletic Departments.
11/18/2009
Album ID: 888322
Photos by Submitted Photos

16 photos for sale
During a meeting about the Stark County sales tax, Commissioner Tom Harmon announced his resignation.
11/16/2009
Album ID: 890857
Photos by Michael Balash

2 photos
Hunter's Harvest / A Reader Gallery --- Do you hunt or trap? Send photos of your hunt to photos@cantonrep.com. We'll publish them in our Hunter's Harvest gallery and in The Repository as space permits. Please include the name and age of the person in your photo. Also include information about the hunt - the date, location, species hunted, weight, etc. We'll also need a daytime phone number (to be used for verification only) and the city or township where people in the photo live. If a minor, please include parents' names. Enjoy the hunt.
11/16/2009
Album ID: 888376
Photos by Reader Submitted Photos

27 photos for sale
The Rev. Richard Jordan celebrated the new sanctuary of Antioch Baptist Church with its first service in the former Canton Negro Oldtimers Activity Center in Canton on Sunday. The congregation marched from its old building at 1103 Seventh St. NE to the former Oldtimers Activity Center at 1844 Ira Turpin Way NE prior to Sunday services. Antioch purchased the Oldtimers building in September for $720,000. With a market value of $966,500, the deal includes a 16,994 square-foot building and 29 adjacent parcels. Jordan said that in addition to worship, Antioch will continue to offer the building for community events.
11/15/2009
Album ID: 889550
Photos by Bob Rossiter / The Repository