Hall of Fame: 20 for 2020 class could grow
President David Baker says the upcoming Hall of Fame class may be larger than 20 for 2020 as he discusses rebuilding. In Massillon Kristin Lalama hosted a pool outing when a violent storm hit, bringing rain and wind that toppled a maple into her home and damaged a bedroom, narrowly avoiding injuries after the tornado siren warned residents.
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City of Champions Independence Day Celebration Goes On
A Massillon Fourth of July event featured dry weather despite clouds, with temperatures in the mid 80s. Attendees enjoyed Reaganomics performing 80s dance hits as fireworks, patriotic contests, and a festive crowd capped the evening.
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Massillon Kids Compete In Li'l Miss Liberty and Uncle Sam Contests
Area children aged 3 to 7 paraded on stage in red white and blue during Wednesday's family friendly celebration. The Li'l Miss Liberty and Li'l Uncle Sam contests were held at the Massillon Recreation Center with winners listed on PAGE A6 after a 6 p.m. start amid a fireworks display on Tommy Henrich Drive NW. Mayor Kathy Catazaro-Perry commented on the event.
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Bond revoked in Wooster drug manslaughter case
Travis Cottrell, 22, is back in jail after his mother Heather Robinson moved to revoke bond. Indicted Oct 15, 2018 on five felony counts including involuntary manslaughter and corrupting another with drugs, the case stems from a Wooster overdose death last February. Judge Corey E. Spitler set a 25,000 appearance bond at 10 percent. Robinson posted it four days later.
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North Canton YMCA 2 Mile Race Attracts Crowd
James Hall, 88, walked two miles daily and planned to start last but finish strong in the 42nd annual North Canton YMCA two mile race. He anticipated adrenaline from the crowd and completed the event in 44 minutes, not last. The race occurred Thursday morning in North Canton.
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