North Canton YMCA Gets Proclamation at Council Meeting Tuesday

The organization will be honored for its 90 years in the community

LOOK: Lots More 'Les Miserables' Pics From Hoover High School

Hoover High student Casey Polatas added several more photos to the blog post featuring "Les Miserables" coming to life at the school

Main Street Grille Improvements, Four Kids Coffee Hit By Driver & More: Week in Review

Our five biggest stories of the week, including a car crashing into a local coffee shop, an update on the proposed lights at the Little League field and who was named North Canton's cutest couple

Ermanno's Pizza Leading the Way for 'Green' Businesses

The locally owned pizza shop, with locations in Louisville and North Canton, was awarded a green business scholarship and participated in a green audit in late 2012

Asteroid Will Buzz Earth Friday

It will be the closest flyby on record for such a big object

Teachers Trained on Different Method to React to Students During a Crisis

Hoover High School will focus on training teachers to verbally talk down a student instead of secluding him or restraining him during a crisis situation

Man Arrested After He Hits Giant Eagle For Free Groceries Two Nights in a Row: Crime Blotter

The following information was supplied by the North Canton Police Department. Where arrests or charges are mentioned, it does not indicate a conviction.

MAPPED: Richest, Poorest Neighborhoods in North Canton

A site called richblockspoorblocks.com uses census data so you can see your neighborhood's income

Looking Back at the YMCA's 90 Years in North Canton: Photo of the Day

Take a look at some photos throughout the years as the North Canton YMCA celebrates a big birthday this month

Chicken Manor Celebrates 60 Years in Business: Photo of the Day

The family restaurant celebrates 60 years in the North Canton community, making it one of the oldest restaurants in Stark County

4 Charged Following Slaying of Former North Canton Man

John Yanik, 52, of Barberton, and three accomplices face felony charges in connection with the death of John P. Smith, formerly of North Canton.

North Canton's Cutest Couple Is ...

Sara Stone and Bill Poyser met at Walsh University and have been dating for a little more than two years. They — in Patch's opinion — are North Canton's cutest couple.

Mix Things Up This Valentine's Day with 10 Lovely Cocktail Recipes

There's a plethora of drink ideas on Pinterest — here are a few pinned to the Patch board that your taste buds are sure to fall in love with this Valentine's Day.

North Canton's Little League Light Issue Isn't Up To City Council

Council invited the public to speak about the proposed lights at the Little League field during the past month, but the decision to allow lights really lies with the Planning Commission

Police: North Canton Man's Body Found in Conotton Creek

Police found the body of John P. Smith, 36, of North Canton, in a creek in Tuscarawas County, according to WKYC

UPDATE: Hoover Historical Center Announces Big Admission News

The organization announced exciting news on its Facebook page Tuesday morning

Driver Passes Out, Crashes Into Four Kids Coffee

No injuries were reported in the Whipple Avenue accident.

North Canton Loses Its Administrative Services Director to the City of Canton

Bill Bartos has left his job with North Canton, creating an open position that the city may not fill. The city also is considering layoffs in addition to not filling open positions this year.

UPDATE: Find Out When Four Kids Coffee Will Reopen After Crash

The closure is precautionary, according to the Four Kids Coffee Facebook page.

Pope Benedict XVI to Step Down at Month's End

Last pontiff resignation happened nearly 600 years ago.

Digital Magazines Now Available at the Stark County District Library

Available magazines include Good Housekeeping and Rolling Stone, among more than a hundred others

Rep. Jim Renacci Accepting Entries for Congressional Art Competition

The competition is for high school students in the 16th District

Fugitive Suspected of Murdering Man on New Year's Day

Marcellus Smith is the Northern Ohio Violent Fugitive Task Force’s fugitive of the week.

Main Street Grille Owner on Restaurant Improvements: There's Light at the End of the Tunnel

Owner Larry Owens gives an update on restaurant improvements — what's happened, what's happening and what's yet to be done

North Canton Man Jailed After Reportedly Trying To Strangle and Shoot Woman

Rodney C. Mock, 45, of North Canton, is now charged with aggravated assault, aggravated menacing and domestic violence

Crook Falls Into Frozen Lake While Running From Police: Best of the Blotter

Here are some of the most interesting police reports and incidents from departments across the region.

Rotary President: New Amphitheater Will Happen, Just Not Quite Yet

Construction of an amphitheater at Bitzer Park was slated to start this year, but it might not happen for some time, Rotary President Brent Fatzinger said

Baja Pizzafish Featured in New York Times For Its 'Lighter Menu'

Brian Bailey, co-owner and founder of Baja Pizzafish, talked to the New York Times about the restaurant's smaller portion sizes

Classic Books to Share with Your Children for Valentine's Day

From Charlotte's Web to Where the Wild Things Are, share these classic books with your children and encourage their love for reading.

Winter Vomiting Bug, News About 91 Wood Fired Oven & More: Week in Review

Take a sec to get caught up on North Canton's biggest stories of the year

Council President: Raising North Canton Water Rates is 'Inevitable'

Jon Snyder, president of North Canton City Council, said the city could see an increase of 3.5-5 percent if council passes the water rate increase

Resident's Blog Peppered with Comments about Little League Lighting Issue

North Canton residents took to Facebook and the comments section after a blogger said that North Canton is under attack.

Plow Truck Driver 'Driving Like a Maniac,' Redbox Screen Smashed & More: Crime Blotter

The following information was supplied by the North Canton Police Department. Where arrests or charges are mentioned, it does not indicate a conviction.

No Increase in State Funding for North Canton Schools

There is no increase to state funding for the district over the next two years.

Boy With Rare Cancer Finds Support in North Canton Area Young Professionals

The North Canton Jaycees and JAX young professionals joined forces to support Tucker Gromosiak, a 7-year-old Hudson boy with a rare form of muscular cancer. They'll host a fundraiser at the Barrel Room Feb. 26.

Superintendent Dispels Rumors About Whether District Monitors Staff Internet Use

North Canton Schools Superintendent Michael Hartenstein responded to rumors that a position was created to monitor the Internet use of faculty and staff

Saturday Mail Delivery to End, Postal Service Announces

The U.S. Postal Service announced it will end Saturday mail delivery by Aug. 1. Speak out: How will this affect you?

North Canton Schools Offer Early Childhood Screenings

The school district will help parents by screening children suspected of having a handicapping condition

Nominate Your Favorite North Canton Educator for a Special Award

Community members have the chance to say "thank you" to educators who've touched their lives at the Education Endowment Fund 24th Annual Recognition Dinner.

LOOK: 5 Weekend Open Houses For Homes Under $150K

Looking for a new home? Let Patch's "House Hunt" feature help!