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Thursday, September 1, 2011
High School Football Game Featured on Six Digital Billboards
The matchup between Stow-Munroe Falls and Kent's Theodore Roosevelt High School received the most Facebook votes to be featured on six billboards in Summit County as the Game of the Week
Stow-Munroe Falls and Kent both win! ... that is, until helmets collide Friday. The Stow-Munroe Falls/Kent Theodore Roosevelt matchup received the most Facebook votes to be selected as the Akron General Sports Medicine Billboard Game of the Week. Friday's game got 26 more votes than the St.Vincent-St.Mary versus Walsh Jesuit game. There are six digital billboards that the game will be advertised on: Clear Channel Outdoor, which manages the billboards and the program, estimates that about 1.5 million see the digital billboards during commutes. The billboard design will run today, tomorrow and during the game at Theodore Roosevelt at 7 p.m. After the game, the billboard will announce the winning team as well as some highlights and headlines…
Tuesday, August 30, 2011
Stow and Kent's Name in Lights? Vote for the Game of the Week
If the game gets enough votes on Facebook, it will be featured on billboards in Summit County
Think the Stow-Munroe Falls High School football team and Kent's Theodore Roosevelt High School should have their name in lights? Then vote for the matchup Friday to be featured as the game of the week on Facebook. If the Stow/Kent game is selected, it will be featured as the game of the week on six Summit County billboards, according to Billboard Game of the Week. Clear Channel Outdoor Akron/Canton is responsible for the program. As of 8:27 a.m. Tuesday, the Stow/Kent game was in the lead with 330 votes. Second place is St. Vincent St. Mary versus Walsh with 199 votes. The Stow/Kent game is at Theodore Roosevelt High School this Friday at 7 p.m. Click here to see the Bulldogs' full schedule. The bulldogs are 1-0 after beating Hoover Aug. …
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Friday, March 18, 2011
Update: Second Crash Victim Released From Hospital
One victim remains at Akron City Hospital following a crash Wednesday involving 5 seniors at Theodore Roosevelt High School
One student remains hospitalized today following a crash Wednesday that injured five seniors at Theodore Roosevelt High School. Tammy Prunty-Ayers said Friday that her son, Jake Prunty, was released from Robinson Memorial Hospital Thursday afternoon. "I was so glad he was able to come home so soon," Prunty-Ayers said. "Now we need (Zach) Marlow to pull through so the five can be together again." Marlow was the most seriously injured student involved in the crash, and he remains hospitalized at Akron City Hospital. The boys were riding in a Jeep Liberty during their lunch break Wednesday morning when the car rolled over at the intersection of Lake Street and Crain Avenue. Marlow was pinned beneath the car. Friends can send get-well cards to…
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New Roosevelt Principal Wants 'Success for Every Student'
Robert Klinar, of Perry, will take over as principal of Theodore Roosevelt High School in the fall
Robert Klinar's vision as an educator and school administrator has not changed in 22 years in the education field. "That is, success for every student, every day," Klinar said. The Kent City Schools Board of Education voted to hire Klinar this week to replace retiring Theodore Roosevelt High School principal Roger Sidoti. Klinar, 46, of Perry, OH, currently serves as assistant superintendent for the Riverside Local School District in Painesville, where he is in the midst of teacher contract negotiations. The Lorain native graduated from Mount Union College and has worked in a broad range of capacities as an eductor. Klinar started as an art teacher and football coach in Tiffin, OH, before heading to Miami University where he received his …
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Debra-Lynn Hook
2:11 pm on Friday, March 18, 2011
If I could talk to Mr. Klinar, I would say, "Welcome!" I would tell him he has big shoes to fill and that I hope he holds Roger Sidoti's winning philosophy close to his head and heart as he steps into the halls of Roosevelt this fall. That philosophy is about holding the child at the center, about respecting the student, always, even when the student "fails." It is about teacher autonomy and … more ›
Monday, February 14, 2011
Police Blotter: Pot Dealing on Campus, Roosevelt Student Charged with Assault
High school student charged after fight, Cleveland man faces marijuana trafficking charge
Roosevelt student charged with assault A student at Theodore Roosevelt High School faces an assault charge after hitting another student at the school, according to a Kent police report. Officers charged Kyle D. Barber, 18, of Kent, Feb. 3 after a fight at the school. He was arrested at 12:30 and pleaded not guilty later that day to the assault charge, which is a first-degree misdemeanor. A pretrial hearing is set for March 15 in the case before Portage County Municipal Court Judge Kevin Poland. Cleveland man selling pot on Kent State campus A Cleveland man faces a drug trafficking charge after Kent police arrested him for dealing pot on the Kent State University campus. Police arrested Terrance D. Kimbro, Jr., 20, of Cleveland, shortly …
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c quinn
10:24 am on Saturday, September 3, 2011
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