North Canton Goes Digital for the Election
Social media is an influencer, and not just in cyberspace; it's also a part of North Canton. Read how North Canton is part of the trend with this year's election results.
Social media is an influencer, and not just in cyberspace; it's also a part of North Canton. Read how North Canton is part of the trend with this year's election results.
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The following information was supplied by the North Canton Police Department. Where arrests or charges are mentioned, it does not indicate a conviction.
A North Canton woman called police about 9:50 a.m. Tuesday to report that a video of a local 16-year-old boy in the bath tub had been posted all over Facebook and YouTube that day. Five 15- and 16-year-olds were involved in the making and posting of the video, according to a call-for-service entry from the North Canton Police Department. Police contacted the Stark County Prosecutor's Office, which said no crime was committed because the boy's genitals were not exposed in the video.
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This free event has limited seating and is offered in partnership with the Center for Community Solutions and the Saint Luke's Foundation.
Patch is hosting an event for charities next month to help organizations learn how to use Patch and Facebook. "Telling Your Story (Lite) on Patch and Facebook" is set for May 1 at 8:30 a.m. at the Residence Inn, 3628 Park East Drive, Beachwood. The event is being produced in partnership with the Center for Community Solutions and the Saint Luke's Foundation. Patch.com is a local, online news, information and community website with 17 sites in Northeast Ohio. We offer tons of free ways organizations can reach their supporters and get new ones: The experts at Patch will walk the organizations through, step-by-step, to show them how to can get the most out of Patch. And that’s not all. The Patch editors will show you how you can harness the …
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Trustees' decision to bring Kent State pricing structure in line with other Ohio universities upsetting to those with heavy course loads.
Kent native Lucy Merriman attends Kent State University for free, but she’s so upset about the new “ambition penalty” to be charged to fellow students taking more than 17 credit hours that she spent nearly 12 hours Monday protesting the move. Merriman, a freshman Honors College student, staged the first of two protests set for this week outside the suite of university administrative offices located at the Kent State Library. Not long after arriving at 9 a.m. Merriman learned President Lester Lefton was not in his office Monday. But that didn’t deter her and numerous other concerned students from talking with passers-by about the new fee structure and encouraging them to sign a petition started by student Michael Crowley, whose group will …
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9:35 am on Tuesday, April 10, 2012
On a related note, here's Kent State student William John Liptak's protest appeal in the form of a CNN iReport: http://ireport.cnn.com/docs/DOC-773014?ref=feeds%2Flatest   more ›
We want to spotlight your photography on our Facebook page
Facebook Timeline is here and North Canton Patch is eager some new art to adorn the top of its Facebook page. We've now got a great fireworks shot from contributor Rob Netro, but we'd like to spotlight some photography from our viewers. So, here's what we want you to do (pretty please): Upload your photos to our Pics & Clips gallery (previously the Neighborhood Gallery). Make sure the title of the photo is "Facebook cover photo" so we take it into consideration. Then what we'll do is feature a new photo each week. So, do you have a great shot of your favorite Hoover High School athlete in action? Your most-frequented business in town? Some scenery from a local park? Let's see'em!
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Some companies are now asking for that information
What are your strengths? What would you do in this situation? What's your educational background? Why do you want this job? Oh, and one last thing ... What's your Facebook username and password? A New York City statistician was just asked that question during an interview, and he chose not to reveal the information, according to a Huffington Post story. More companies are starting to ask for login information for Facebook profiles, but is it fair?
7:21 pm on Tuesday, March 20, 2012
If your Facebook page is public, and you are a public face of your company, I don't think it's out of line for an employer to monitor that situation closely. A password is completely out of the question, though. Employees or potential employees also have a responsibility to not act like idiots if they want to be employed. Treat social media like a rolling camera or an open mic: assume someone is …   more ›
Tammy Rothacker tells us why we should embrace the Facebook Timeline instead of running in the other direction
Blogging is really picking up on North Canton Patch, and we don't want you to miss one. But we are all busy, and we don't have time to look at everything that comes through the top spot on North Canton Patch. So, to make it easier for you, we'll spotlight one blog every Sunday that you may have missed, that has garnered a lot of discussion, or that just makes for some great weekend reading. This week, we've given the "blog of the day" honor to Tammy Rothacker, who had promised us before that she would dissect the Facebook Timeline and make it easy to understand for all of us. Because, let's face it: That Timeline thing is a little intimidating and somewhat confusing to figure out. Oh, and don't forget: Anyone can blog on Patch - get more …
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We're all about sharing, so here's some tips we can share about how to use the site to your advantage
Did you know that you can use Patch just like Facebook? It's like having a local social media hub. Here's how: Even though you can use the site just like Facebook, don't forget to follow us on Twitter @NCantonPatch and the North Canton Patch Facebook page!
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Susan Ruiz Patton
3:01 pm on Monday, April 16, 2012
Rick, Email me directly and we can chat.   more ›