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March 2021
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Orrville construction company submits apparent low bid to replace Dayspring roof
MANSFIELD — An Orrville construction company has submitted the apparent low bid to replace the roof at Dayspring, Richland County’s assisted living center. Master Renovations Inc.’s bid to replace the roof at the 3220 Olivesburg Road facility was $195,790, the lowest of seven bids submitted to do the work. Richland County commissioners opened the bids […]
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Mansfield NAACP accepting scholarship applications
MANSFIELD — The Mansfield NAACP Unit #3190 is accepting applications for its annual scholarship award program. Graduating high school seniors from anywhere in Richland County are welcome to apply. Applicants must present two letters of recommendation and write an essay addressing a list of questions in the scholarship application. They must also have a minimum 2.5 […]
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Mother Nature not waiting for official spring severe weather awareness week
MANSFIELD — Mother Nature is not waiting for the official spring severe weather awareness week. The National Weather Service office in Cleveland issued a hazardous weather outlook for north central Ohio on Thursday, even as Richland County commissioners proclaimed March 21-27 as awareness week for the usual spring storms. The outlook comes in the form […]
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Mansfield St. Peter’s famous Easter Bake Sale scheduled for March 30
MANSFIELD – After a one-year hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic, St. Peter’s Parish is planning to host its annual Easter Bake Sale on Tuesday, March 30, 2021, from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. This event is billed as one of the largest bake sales in Ohio. It spans more than 60 years featuring traditional […]
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Ontario City Council passes $16.1 million 2021 budget
ONTARIO ─ Ontario City Council passed the city’s 2021 final budget at $16,143,333 on Wednesday night. The original proposed budget was slightly over $16.1 million. After a discussion at the finance committee, the city increased the expense for the 4th of July fireworks and other special events from $10,000 to $50,000. Dave Rehfeldt, at-large council […]
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Lexington BOE adopts loosened quarantines guidelines for spring athletes
LEXINGTON — The Lexington Local Schools board of education authorized a looser quarantine policy at its Wednesday night meeting. The new policy reduces required quarantines for student athletes as allowed by a recent order from the Ohio Department of Health. Students who experience a “tier one” exposure to COVID-19 — one that takes place in […]
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Local scholars honored at Franklin B. Walter Scholarship Award Dinner
MANSFIELD – Mid-Ohio Educational Service Center (MOESC) recognized 11 senior students from client school districts for their academic success, and school and community service at the annual Franklin B. Walter Scholarship Award Dinner on March 16. Three students were awarded $500 scholarships each based on their school grades, test scores, activities and an essay detailing […]
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Mary Nell (Yates) Milliron
After enduring a long journey with the dreaded disease, Alzheimer’s, on Tuesday, March 16, 2021 at 5:42 am, Mary took her last breath on Earth and ascended to the heavenly throne to eternally be with her beloved Lord, Jesus Christ. She was preceded in death by her parents, Alvin and Martha (Deel) Yates, and her […]