What were the top stories of 2010? You get a chance to weigh in. Cast a vote for up to five stories. Results will be published in The Repository/CantonRep.com (Poll Closed) (poll 4257817)

What were the top stories of 2010? You get a chance to weigh in. Cast a vote for up to five stories. Results will be published in The Repository/CantonRep.com (Poll Closed)

Vince Frustaci. Former Chief Deputy Treasurer Vincent Frustaci admits to stealing $2.46 million from Stark County coffers. 11% (710 votes)
LeBron James. Basketball star LeBron James makes "The Decision" to leave the Cleveland Cavaliers. 10% (591 votes)
James Irvin. Former Canton City Schools administrator James Irvin pleads guilty to sexually abusing a Timken High School student. 7% (412 votes)
Phil Davison. Minerva Councilman Phil Davison makes national headlines and becomes an Internet sensation after his fiery speech to Stark County Republican Party leadership. 7% (449 votes)
Arsons. Series of suspicious fires, suspected to be arson, ravage vacant homes in Canton; businesses burned in Strasburg. 7% (430 votes)
Economy. Stark County residents continued to look for jobs or head back to school in 2010 as unemployment benefits for many came to an end. 7% (458 votes)
Gas Station Shootout. Face-to-face with armed bandits firing guns, Khaled Nahal chose to protect his BP service station in Canton and fired back. 6% (375 votes)
Quadruple fatal crash. Two young children were among the dead after a fatal car crash occurred on the stretch of State Route 800 south of Faircrest Street SE in Canton Township. 7% (441 votes)
Twins, sort of. Dennis and Jennifer Renz made national headlines after their premature twins were born — one week apart. 5% (329 votes)
Bow building closes. After nearly eight decades, the downtown Frank T. Bow Federal Building closes. 1% (47 votes)
Mercy v. Aultman. Jury awards Mercy Medical Center $6.1 million after determining the Aultman foundation and its subsidiaries engaged in a pattern of corrupt activity with insurance brokers. 4% (272 votes)
Snowfall. Snowfall of 37.2 inches set a record in February, making the month the snowiest since the National Weather Service has been keeping track — the late 1800s. 9% (532 votes)
HOF Expansion. The ProFootball Hall of Fame proposes a $23.6 million expansion and renovation project that would unify the museum and enhance visitors’ experience. 7% (411 votes)
Religious institutions close and merge. Due to declining membership and rising operational costs numerous religious organizations, such as the Jewish Community Federation, announce closures/mergers. 1% (41 votes)
Mammone sentenced. James Mammone III was sentenced to death after a jury found him guilty of murdering his two children and his mother-in-law. 11% (681 votes)
Other 1% 41 votes

Total Votes: 6,220

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