Your generous gift of any amount will help enhance our student experience as we grow into working professionals. Dav Pilkey - All the other dogs make fun of Oscar the dachshund until one Halloween when, dressed as a hot dog, Oscar bravely rescues the others. While we get support from the student media fee and earned revenue such as advertising, both of those continue to decline. Get this from a library The Hallo-wiener. We are full-time students and hard-working journalists. One of my all-time favorite Fall books to read in October is The Halloweiner by Dav Pilkey. My staff and I are committed to bringing you the most important news about Kent State and the Kent community. I’m also the editor in chief of The Kent Stater and KentWired this semester. Hi, I’m Lauren Sasala, a senior journalism student from Toledo. Main Street Kent will also make a donation to the Rough Riders Read Program, which encourages reading by offering free books at events across the city. “We hope people will mask up and stop in to buy lots of treats along the way,” Malarcik said.Īfter completing the walk, participants will sign an online guest book where they can enter a raffle to win one of 10 hardcover copies of “The Hallo-Wiener” signed by Dav Pilkey. The book was still able to be read, but someone should have checked these books before they were sent to make sure they were in acceptable condition. The covers were crooked and missing parts of the illustration. The pages on the inside were much shorter than the front and back covers. and the route will end at McKay Bricker Framing at 141 East Main St. One copy was perfect, and one copy was printed crooked. The book will start at Red Letter Days at 144 East Main St. “When we cancelled our Family Friendly Halloween event, our committee came up with this as a safe, fun alternative for the community to enjoy,” Malarcik said.Īmong the participating businesses are Tree City Coffee, Woodsy’s Music and Kent Cheesemonger. After last year’s Story Walk was a success, downtown executives felt this season was especially a great time to repeat the concept, as other mass gatherings are being cancelled after Portage County returned to Level 3 risk of COVID-19 spread last week.

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