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Friday, March 14th, 2025

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Good morning, Canton. Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 14th of March.

COMMUNITY NEWS

  • Residents in Sebring and Beloit say their water and sewer bills are too high and the water feels poor—Village Manager Gabrelick said rates are set to increase by 5% each year to cover infrastructure costs and meet federal guidelines.  The Repository

CULTURE NEWS

  • Local artist John Jordan (Dr. Demon) displays his vibrant art at Patina Arts Centre on Cleveland Ave NW, where his Neon Nightmare by Dr. Demon exhibit shows 60 bold, live-made paintings. The exhibit runs through March and features his signature style, including live art performances at rock concerts.  The Repository
  • Movie theaters have faced challenges since the COVID pandemic and the surge in streaming, leading to closures in nearby areas such as Copley and Solon. In Canton, the historic Palace Theatre attracts moviegoers by hosting drive-in films and midnight screenings—helping revive the shared big-screen experience.  The Repository

ECONOMY NEWS

  • Online grocery shopping has grown since the COVID-19 pandemic and many Canton residents now shop online to save time amid rising prices and busy schedules. Local shoppers like Nick Chen still use delivery services—despite issues with fees and service quality—as these options help stores improve inventory and customer data.  The Repository

HEALTH NEWS

  • Shearer's Foods of Massillon began a voluntary recall of 15,000 cases of oyster crackers sold at Walmart—Target and Giant Eagle due to possible stainless steel wire contamination. The Food and Drug Administration classified the recall as Class II, meaning the product may cause temporary but reversible health effects if used.  The Repository
  • Five years after COVID changed daily life, many people continue working from home, using telehealth, and ordering food online; Canton schools still face high absenteeism and local businesses adjust to these lasting shifts. The pandemic's effects show that both work and school routines remain different from before.  The Repository
  • Local doctors in Canton say patients are less willing to get vaccines like the flu and pneumonia shots after mixed messages during COVID—experts note the trend appears in both adults and children and stress clear talks to rebuild trust.  The Repository

SPORTS NEWS

  • Louisville's boys basketball team won their regional final against Bishop Hartley and now coach Tom Siegfried and his son Beau lead the team into a Division III state semifinal against Garfield Heights on Sunday at 6 p.m. at Memorial Field House—this is the program's first trip to the final four and a chance to extend a strong winning run.  The Repository

EVENTS

SUBMIT EVENT
  • 720 Indoor Shopping Event at Stark County Home & Garden

    A curated marketplace featuring over 60 local vendors alongside home and garden exhibits, with live music and entertainment.

    Sat, 3/15/25

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  • Live Music Performance by Doug Dominiq

    Experience live music from Doug Dominiq while enjoying a variety of signature spirits, cocktails, draft beers, and a delectable menu at The Still House.

    Sun, 3/16/25

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  • Jason Crabb Live at Ohio Star Theater

    Experience an evening of live music with Jason Crabb at the Ohio Star Theater in Sugarcreek.

    Thu, 3/20/25

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  • Jonathan Hape Performance

    8-11 p.m. | The Auricle - Venue & Bar | Ticket prices vary | Experience live music from Jonathan Hape in a vibrant setting.

    Fri, 3/21/25

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  • Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass Concert

    Herb Alpert will perform classic hits with his Tijuana Brass during an informal evening featuring audience interaction and memorable visuals from his 63-year career.

    Wed, 3/26/25

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  • Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit Concert Experience

    Immerse yourself in the powerful orchestral performances of Howard Shore's iconic scores from The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit, enhanced by narration from Christopher Lee.

    Thu, 3/27/25

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  • Cardinal Love Cutout Painting Class

    3-5 p.m. — Painting with a Twist — Preregistration required — Unleash your creativity while painting and optionally making a DIY candle.

    Sat, 3/29/25

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  • Find Your Fitness 5K - Prediction Run

    9-11 a.m. — GlenOak High School — Registration fee applies — Test your running prediction skills in a fun twist on the traditional 5K race.

    Sun, 3/30/25

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  • Live Music Night with Crossbreeze

    2-4:30 p.m. — Prime Vine Winery — Enjoy live music — Experience the spirit of the '60s and '70s brought to life by local sensation CrossBreeze.

    Fri, 4/4/25

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  • Walsh University Community Clinic: Wellness Through Movement

    8 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. — Walsh University — Free entry — Engage in free health and wellness check-ups designed to improve your well-being with personalized education and resources.

    Wed, 4/9/25

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