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Pads and tunnels and pits, oh my! Westinghouse ‘concrete jungle’ demolition reveals surprises

MANSFIELD — It turns out knocking out the Westinghouse “A” building was the quick part of the demolition process for the sprawling former factory site on the city’s east side. The adjoining 13-acre “concrete jungle” is proving to be a big job all unto itself. “We are finding some really interesting things,” Richland County Land […]

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Loudonville Board of Education approves contract for new school security system

LOUDONVILLE — The Loudonville-Perrysville Exempted Village Schools board of education approved a contract Monday with security company Centegix to provide a new alert system for the district. With the new system, district staff would receive small electronic devices resembling ID badges that can contact a school response team, law enforcement, or put the school on […]

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Four Gripping Stories to Keep Readers Up at Night

(NewsUSA) – Wildflowers Never Die by Randall Howlett and Deb Turnbull DeVries This book chronicles the first 30-year history of the Cold War from a third-party narrative perspective but also follows the careers of five key CIA agents involved in various world hotspots during that time period. First-hand accounts and true stories are included not […]

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Former Richland County prosecutor Gary Bishop dies

MANSFIELD — Former Richland County Prosecutor Gary Bishop died on Monday morning after a battle against cancer, less than a month after formally leaving office. The 63-year-old Bishop retired from office on April 13 after a legal career that spanned more than 35 years, including twice winning election as the county’s chief legal counsel. A […]

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Honoring Naval History: 5 Ways to Keep Museums Afloat and History Alive

(BPT) – There are approximately 120 navy vessels designated as national historic landmarks in the United States. Naval ship museums help preserve American maritime heritage and educate future generations about the history of these ships. These museums are often housed in retired warships and submarines, bringing history to life as visitors explore these maritime vessels. […]

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State program offers $1K per child for education and enrichment programs

MANSFIELD — If you’re an Ohio resident and a parent, you’re likely eligible for $1,000. The state legislature recently expanded its Ohio Afterschool Child Enrichment (ACE) educational savings account program, which provides qualifying families with a $1,000 credit per child for enrichment and educational activities. For Richland County residents, that could mean piano lessons at […]

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Crestline Schools union members to donate food to students

CRESTLINE — Leaders from the Ohio Association of Public School Employees (OAPSE/AFSCME Local 4) will provide meals and snacks to 335 elementary students and $15 vouchers to Checkers Pizza to 285 middle school and high school students as part of the union’s OAPSE Making a Difference (OMAD) program. The charitable foundation has helped feed more […]

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