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A Ravenna fire chief tells Hannah Fuller, at left sitting on the step, that a warming center is open at the Trinity Lutheran Church down the street. Fuller lives in a seventh-floor apartment at University Inn on South Water Street in Kent and had to evacuate during a fire this morning in an apartment three doors down from hers. At far left is Colin Gray, who lives with her in the apartment. They were both worried about the status of their two cats.

[Photo] ‘You didn’t have a second to think’: Residents flee fire at University Inn

Isabella Schreck and Abigail Forbes
May 2, 2023
The outline of a swastika is visible on a concrete section of a stairway between Engleman Hall, in the background at left, and Verder Hall on the front portion of Kent State’s main campus. 5-19-2022

[Photo] Custodian reported swastika painted on Kent State sidewalk

May 19, 2022
Chuck Ayers had just stepped inside Taylor Hall when the National Guard started shooting at students on May 4, 1970. Ayers was a cartoonist for the Daily Kent Stater, whose offices were inside the building where the May 4 Museum is now located. May 4, 2022

[Photo] Kent State community gathers for 52nd anniversary of May 4 shootings

Kaitlyn Finchler and Zaria Johnson
May 4, 2022

[Video] Electoral College Vote Count

November 4, 2020

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Susan Kirkman Zake
June 7, 2020

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Susan Kirkman Zake
June 7, 2020

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Susan Kirkman Zake
June 7, 2020

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Susan Kirkman Zake
May 31, 2020

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Susan Kirkman Zake
May 31, 2020

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Susan Kirkman Zake
May 31, 2020

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Susan Kirkman Zake
May 4, 2020

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Susan Kirkman Zake
May 4, 2020

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Susan Kirkman Zake
May 4, 2020

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Susan Kirkman Zake
May 4, 2020

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Susan Kirkman Zake
May 4, 2020

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Susan Kirkman Zake
May 4, 2020
Avalyn Lund-Goldstein stands vigil inside the memorial space where Sandra Scheuer was shot in the Prentice Hall parking lot by Ohio National Guardsmen at Kent State University on May 4, 1970. The coronavirus forced the university to move the 50th anniversary commemoration events to virtual formats, but a small group of marchers still walked across campus as they have for 50 years since the shooting. Following the march, four people held candles in the spaces where each student fell.

May 3, 2020 candlelight march and vigil

Susan Kirkman Zake
May 4, 2020

1971 May 4 memorial

Susan Kirkman Zake
May 4, 2020

Marchers on Main St.

Susan Kirkman Zake
May 4, 2020

Candlelight vigil marchers

Susan Kirkman Zake
May 4, 2020

Commons candlelight marchers

Susan Kirkman Zake
May 4, 2020

Vigil 2, Prentice Hall parking lot

Susan Kirkman Zake
May 4, 2020

Vigil in Prentice parking lot

Susan Kirkman Zake
May 4, 2020

Demolitions and Esplanade construction scheduled for Wednesday

Susan Kirkman Zake
August 8, 2012
An excavator run by Pat McCorkle, who works for Butcher & Son Excavating in Akron, knocks down the front facade of the house at 132 S. Lincoln St. in Kent. The house was the first of several to come down as construction began Wednesday, Aug. 8, along the path of the Kent State Esplanade extension. The extension will connect front campus with downtown Kent. Photo by Susan Kirkman Zake.

[Photo] Demolitions and Esplanade construction scheduled for Wednesday

Rex Santus
August 8, 2012
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