Chris Beaven
Editor at The Canton Repository
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1 week ago |
cantonrep.com | Chris Beaven
Our recommendation remains to consider the cookie-based, time restriction of 1 hour, should a restriction be needed. We do not recommend using “Captcha protection” as that does not reliably display on our platforms across all devices. It's time to take a look at the standout high school performers from Stark County for the past week. Your vote will determine who will be the Stark County High School Athlete of the Week for April 28-May 4. We will pick one girl and one boy.
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1 week ago |
beaconjournal.com | Chris Beaven
High school athletes from Marlington and Massillon won the voting for the Stark County High School Athlete of the Week for April 21-27. Navaeh Drennen of Massillon is the girls winner and Luke Ryan of Marlington wins for the boys. Drennen, who plays softball, received 41.98% of the votes cast. Ryan, a distance runner, received 45.55% of the votes cast. A total of 43.018 votes were cast overall. Look for more on each athlete below.
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1 week ago |
cantonrep.com | Chris Beaven
The Ohio High School Athletic Association announced the new divisional breakdowns and playoff regions for the 2025 high school football season on Thursday. No schools in Divisions II through VII opted to move up to Division I. Twelve additional schools moved up a division due to the OHSAA’s competitive balance process that analyzes data from roster information provided by each school from the previous season.
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1 week ago |
indeonline.com | Chris Beaven |Josh Weir
The Ohio High School Athletic Association announced the new divisional breakdowns and playoff regions for the 2025 high school football season on Thursday. No schools in Divisions II through VII opted to move up to Division I. Twelve additional schools moved up a division due to the OHSAA’s competitive balance process that analyzes data from roster information provided by each school from the previous season.
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2 weeks ago |
medium.com | Chris Beaven
Record labels are suing Suno, an AI music generation platform, alleging it used copyrighted material to train its AI without permission. This lawsuit recalls the early 2000s, when Napster faced similar legal wrath for enabling free music downloads. While both cases center on intellectual property (IP), Suno’s situation is far more complex, entangled in uncharted legal and ethical territory.
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