100th graduation class at SCCAA for GEDs and Job-Rediness at the William Hunter center
9/5/2009
Album ID: 829848
Photos by Repository Photos / Stan Myers
William McKinley Historic Home
43 photos
for sale
A tour of the William McKinley Historic House that will be dedicated September 3rd.
9/5/2009
Album ID: 821538
Photos by Scott Heckel
Dedication Wm McKinley Historic Home
21 photos
for sale
The dedication of the Saxton-McKinley House as the William McKinley Historic Home in Canton Ohio.
9/4/2009
Album ID: 829045
Photos by Repository /Julie Vennitti
Wind Turbine
10 photos
for sale
Gus Cespedes and his wife Jodi of Nimishillen Township had a 100 foot 10 KW Bergey wind turbine installed behind his home Thursday. Cespedes received a grant from the state and will also receive a tax credit at the end of the year.
9/3/2009
Album ID: 829035
Photos by Repository Staff Photographer
Repository Graphic Art Pages
72 photos
for sale
Graphic Art by The Repository Editorial Art Department: Michael Weiss, Bob Kast, and Eri Hashimoto.
9/3/2009
Album ID: 402941
Akron Canton Airport's New Fire Trucks
14 photos
for sale
The Akron Canton Regional Airport unveils two new fire trucks during a ceremony Tuesday in Green.
9/2/2009
Album ID: 827506
Photos by The Repository / Scott Heckel
August 2009 Misc. Rep Photos
413 photos
for sale
August 2009 Misc. Rep Photos
9/1/2009
Album ID: 811098
Photos by Repository / Staff Photographers
Made in Stark - Downard's Pro-Art Signs
20 photos
for sale
Made in Stark business Mahlon and Sharon Downard's Pro-Art Signs at 2416 Shepler Church Road SW.
8/31/2009
Album ID: 817990
Photos by Repository / Stan Myers
Aultman NICU Celebration
13 photos
for sale
8/29/2009
Album ID: 825330
Photos by Bob Rossiter / The Repository
Electric Trucks
15 photos
for sale
They look ordinary.
But the trucks Paul Biedenbach and Dave Boord own are anything but conventional.
Pop open their hoods and you'll immediately notice the differences- all electric.
No oil needed. Both hum like a golf cart cruising down the 18th fairway. And the only reason to stop at the gas station: Snacks.
Biedenbach and Boord simply plug their trucks into any standard outlet. It takes four hours to charge and cost about $1.
Both men built their own, turning a gas-guzzling pickup into an alternative mode of transportation.
Boord said convenience and the lack of maintenance on electric vehicles are "superior." That's what excites him- not gas talk.
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