On Tuesday afternoon at 1:45 p.m., the Shelby Police Department received a call from Broadway Automotive and Exhaust on 211 North Gamble Street, stating that the remains of an infant had been discovered in the trunk of a car. “The car had been brought in for repairs. There was an odor that was coming from […]
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Auction provides great turnout
“We had a few hundred people at Shelby Middle School for the auction. It was a great turnout,” said Shelby City Schools, Superintendent Tim Tarvin. The auction took place at the Shelby Middle School last Saturday morning. Everything that was in the middle school was up for auction, including the gym floor. The school will […]
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United Way gives boost to Friendly House
As the 2013 United Way campaign approaches, the significance of these fundraising efforts becomes increasingly evident. The Friendly House (one of United Way’s partner agencies), for example, receives 36% of its total budget from United Way. The remainder of the budget relies on program fees along with donations and support from the community. “My impression […]
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Downtown Mansfield seeks Spirit nominations
Downtown Mansfield, Inc. will present the Second Annual Spirit of Downtown Awards during the final installment of the Final Friday Concert Series on Friday, August 30. The Spirit of Downtown Awards celebrate exceptional accomplishments in the ongoing investment in Downtown Mansfield. At this time, Downtown Mansfield, Inc. is seeking your input for nominations in the […]
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Fun in the parks brings balance and focus
“Let our breath be our guide,” said Kendra Coakley Pense, yoga instructor, as she guided her class through opening exercises. The introduction was part of a morning class held on Tuesday at 9 a.m. at the Mansfield Park on Brinkerhoff. The class was part of the Fun in the Parks program, a collaborative effort between […]
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Romanchuk announces funding for property cleanup
COLUMBUS—State Representative Mark Romanchuk (R-Ontario) yesterday announced that the State Controlling Board has released funding in the amount of $1 million to the City of Mansfield. The funding will be used for cleanup and demolition activities on the Project Property located at 500 North Main Street. Town and Country Co-Op, Inc., located in Ashland, will […]
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Pumpkin Seed values nutrition and price
At Pumpkin Seed Bulk Food Co., buying bulk foods gives shoppers the ability to keep the pantry stocked and nutritious food on-hand in emergencies. Bulk foods are economical, too, providing savings on products packaged from 4 oz. to 50 lbs. “It’s a great hedge against inflation to keep a stocked pantry,” said co-owner Joyce Boliantz. […]
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Plymouth-Shiloh golfers look forward to season
“If we shoot under 60 three times in a row,” said senior golfer Kyle Branham, “The coach will get us a golf bag.” Branham, the most experienced golfer on the team, was on his way to par. On the back nine of Woody Ridge Golf Course, nine players from Plymouth-Shiloh high school were getting practice. Plymouth […]
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Remains found in car in Shelby
Shelby Police Department received a call from One Stop Auto Repair in Shelby, located at 211 North Gamble Street. A worker found what appeared to be the remains of an infant in the trunk of a car. Shelby Police Chief, Charlie Roub, said, “The car was brought in for repairs a few days prior. One […]
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Richard E. Leinard
Richard E. Leinard, 88, of Mansfield, died Monday, July 22, 2013 at Firelands Regional Medical Center in Sandusky. Born January 5, 1925 in Mansfield, he was the son of Gerald Leinard and Margaret (Robertson) Sableski. A proud World War II veteran of the US Army 400th Armored Field Battalion, Richard was a radio operator technician […]