The North Canton Heritage Society has completed its Heritage Trail, bringing local history to life through interpretive panels that highlight the people, places, and events that helped shape the community. The multi-phase project was made possible through community partnerships and funding support, including partial support from The Herbert W. Hoover Foundation, helping preserve and share North Canton’s history for generations to come.
Dr. Matthew Gribble, the 2026 Pew-Hoover Fellow in Marine and Biomedical Science, was recently featured on The Pew Charitable Trusts’ After the Fact podcast to discuss harmful algal blooms and the interconnected health of people, marine life, and the ocean. The episode explores how toxins produced during harmful algal blooms can affect seafood, human and wildlife health, and coastal communities.
The Pew-Hoover Fellowship in Marine and Biomedical Science, supported by The Herbert W. Hoover Foundation through the Pew Fellows Program in Marine Conservation, advances research at the intersection of marine science and human health. Dr. Gribble’s fellowship research uses advanced statistical modeling to better understand harmful algal bloom exposure and its potential health effects.
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