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A total of $200,500 is going to 15 nonprofit organizations and nine colleges.

An increase demand for mental health and addiction recovery services has prompted the organization to move away from scheduled appointments to meet the urgent needs of clients.

This years Womens Fund grants include Canton Museum of Art, Pegasus Farms and other local programs.

Keith Hochadel emerged from field of eight applicants to fill unexpired term of William Mittas who died Jan. 3.

Canton Township trustees will interview four candidates to fill the vacant position created with the recent death of William Mittas.

The board of directors of the Sisters of Charity Foundation of Canton has announced $2,031,754 in grants for the third and fourth quarters of 2021.

The Canton Repository has compiled a roundup of community news.

Aaron Schreffler, a Goodwill parenting program participant, was named the 2020 Graduate of the Year. In 2019, Schreffler, who struggled with drugs from an early age, overdosed and lost custody of his children. He entered Goodwills parenting program where he said he learned structure and how to be a responsible father. As a result of the program, Schreffler eventually regained custody of his children. "If it werent for the program, Id be overdosed and dead by now," he said. Rachel Wood was n...

CANTON – A longtime community volunteer and former TimkenSteel vice president has been selected to lead CommQuest Services. The agencys board announced this week that Elaine Russell Reolfi will serve as president and chief executive officer effective immediately. Reolfi replaces Keith Hochadel, who is leaving CommQuest after 11 years in leadership roles. George Urban, president of CommQuest’s board, said in the press release announcing the change that Reolfi is a business leader who can...