Kent, Ohio
Kent, United States
Kent, Ohio connects to 12418 places across 21 topics through 114 Bunkabop connections, anchored in government, sports, media, and industry. The city is closely tied to Kent State University: the band Devo debuted there in 1973, the Cleveland Browns held their training camp on campus from 1975 to 1981, and the May 4, 1970 shootings by the Ohio Army National Guard, which killed four students, are commemorated annually at the site. Kent also hosts PBS Western Reserve within one of the country's larger media markets.
Ohio Army National Guard
Connects Kent, Ohio to: Ohio | Poplarville, Mississippi
Retro Television Network
Connects Kent, Ohio to: Virginia Beach, Virginia | Cedar Rapids, Iowa
American Collegiate Hockey Association
Connects Kent, Ohio to: San Jose, California | Fargo, North Dakota
Training camp (National Football League)
Connects Kent, Ohio to: Lehigh Valley, Pennsylvania | Georgetown, Kentucky
Glaciated Allegheny Plateau
Connects Kent, Ohio to: Franklin Township, Ohio | Dublin, Ohio | Cummings Township, Pennsylvania
Ametek
Connects Kent, Ohio to: East Midlands | Náchod, Czech Republic | Berwyn, Pennsylvania
Jeff Richmond
Connects Kent, Ohio to: Ohio | Garrettsville, Ohio
Pennsylvania and Ohio Canal
Connects Kent, Ohio to: Youngstown, Ohio | Franklin Township, Ohio | Wayland, Ohio
The Atlantic Monthly
Connects Kent, Ohio to: Boston, Massachusetts | New England | Franklin Township, Ohio | Winthrop Square (Financial District, Boston)
Kathleen Clyde
Connects Kent, Ohio to: Ohio | Garrettsville, Ohio
The Plain Dealer
Connects Kent, Ohio to: Shaker Heights, Ohio | Franklin Township, Ohio | Barberton, Ohio | Broadway–Slavic Village
George Pake
Connects Kent, Ohio to: United States | Ohio | Arizona | St. Louis, Missouri | Jefferson, Ohio