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Former Officer Sentenced for Firing Gun, Robotics Competition & More: Week in Review
Here's a quick recap of what happened in North Canton this week, including a former officer pleading guilty to inducing panic, a group of fifth-graders with big hearts and some pretty neat video footage of Hoover High's robotics competition
1. Former police officer gets two years' probation: Scott F. Denniss, an officer with the North Canton Police Department for more than 20 years, pleaded guilty to inducing panic after firing a gun off duty in January. Find more details .
2. Way to go, Clearmount Elementary: Clearmount students donated more than 300 pounds of pet food and two large boxes of pet supplies to the Stark County Humane Society. Feel like giving them a pat on the back ()?
3. From trailers to apartments: A group of trailer homes on North Main Street soon will be the site of Northridge Apartments, after the on a final site plan this week.
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4. City to look at safety at Main/Maple intersection: Have you told us yet how pedestrian safety can be improved at the intersection of Main and Maple streets? Several community Monday night, and then we asked your opinion .
5. Hoover High finishes solid in robotics competition: The robotics team finished 27th overall and at one point climbed to 14th at the 11th annual Buckeye Regional FIRST Robotics Competition that invaded Cleveland State University’s Wolstein Center. We've got some from the event!
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