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Cuyahoga Falls Homes Head to Sheriff Sale March 8
The homes have a value of $87,000 and $69,000.

I'm your editor for North Canton Patch, and I am pumped to live and work in this city! I'm originally from the New Philadelphia area, so coming to Canton/North Canton to eat and shop was always like heading to the big city when I was little. I remember getting the best rooftop seats to watch the Hall of Fame fireworks, begging my mom to drive me and my sister the extra 40 minutes just to watch a movie at Tinseltown and shopping at The Strip till my back and feet ached.
I even stuck around Northeast Ohio for college, having gone to school at Kent State University (and taking a year's worth of classes at the branch campus right here in North Canton). I got my bachelor's degree in journalism from KSU's School of Journalism and Mass Communication.
But for the past two years I've been down in Lancaster, Ohio, covering crime and courts for a small daily newspaper. Before that I was an intern on the City Desk of the Columbus Dispatch, and before that an intern at my hometown newspaper, the Times-Reporter. So, as you can see, I'm a news junkie through and through.
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The homes have a value of $87,000 and $69,000.

Farrell passed away March 1. He coached Little League in the Falls for more than 20 years.
The movie was filmed throughout North Canton and Stark County and will be shown in Ohio for the first time April 9-11
The con man-turned FBI agent was the campus' third in a series of featured speakers this year
The school board approved the hiring of Jamie Smart to work no more than 110 hours doing public relations and communications projects this year
Have you heard of the legend of the 'Seven Barns' in the Falls?
Benjamin G. Gates, 33, of Canton, was sentenced to 12 and a half years in prison after appearing for a hearing in the federal courthouse Monday
Benjamin G. Gates, 33, of Canton, was sentenced to 12 and a half years in prison after appearing for a hearing in the federal courthouse Monday
The city's finance director confirmed this week that North Canton was paid back about $8,000 it was owed for the 2012 Canton Marathon
If approved, the district's permanent improvement levy would generate $11.1 million in revenue. Take a look at how the district will use that money over the next few years.
The library's YouTube video features librarians dressed as Ninja Turtles, elephants and other zany costumes
The North Canton Planning Commission meets at 7 p.m. Wednesday inside City Hall
Find out why the bell at the church in downtown North Canton isn't ringing at noon and 6 p.m., reminding people to observe the devotion called "The Angelus"
What actions have school administrators taken since meeting with police and fire officials as well as community members in January?
Buy presale tickets at the Hoover High Athletic Office this week
It was announced this past week when the Sheraton and Samira dams will be demolished
North Canton police arrested the boy shortly after the crash
Ever wonder what it's like to lead a marching band made up of students from around the world?
Paris shares how DIY projects stole her heart and how she ensures her customers get a one-of-a-kind piece every time
Get up to date with what's happened in Cuyahoga Falls in the past week