MANSFIELD – The mother of a missing Shelby woman continues to search for her daughter after she was allegedly spotted in the Mansfield area. Jennifer Goff, 26, of Shelby was reported missing by her mother, Lynn Shafer Caudell, on Friday, Dec. 9, according to Mansfield Detective Bill Bushong. Goff was reportedly last seen after being […]
Brittany Schock
Brittany Schock is the Regional Editor of Delaware Source. She has more than a decade of experience in local journalism and has reported on everything from breaking news to long-form solutions journalism. Her work has earned national recognition for its audience-centered approach. She recently relocated to Delaware to build the newsroom from the ground up and can often be found exploring local businesses, attending community meetings or drinking iced coffee.
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Spokes4Kids gifts 50 bikes to local children
ONTARIO – Shelby Bicycle Days’ Spokes4Kids Community Challenge completed its mission on Monday evening with the purchase of bicycles for local children. With the help of the Ontario Walmart, Spokes4Kids was able to purchase 50 bikes to distribute to children in need this holiday season. Spokes4Kids co-organizer Nicole Lewis said the bike purchase was only […]
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Mansfield company gives back for the holidays
MANSFIELD – Pinnacle Wealth Planning Services is spreading a wealth of holiday joy this year with its annual Christmas Carnival benefiting local families. The local wealth management firm hosted its ninth-annual Christmas Carnival on Saturday at the Richland County Fairgrounds, where more than 400 children attended for food, games and prizes. The event is hosted […]
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Toy Time a joy for all involved
MANSFIELD – Nothing is more evident of the season of giving than the myriad of volunteers who come out to shop for Toy Time during the holidays. The Toy Time warehouse was bustling with activity on Saturday morning as more than 100 volunteers showed up to help direct traffic, load cars and shop for local […]
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Technology brings a new level of nostalgia to ‘A 1940s Nutcracker’
MANSFIELD – Audiences at the Renaissance Theatre will be transported back in time on Saturday with a revamped version of “A 1940s Nutcracker” presented by Neos Dance Theatre. A new technology called “projection mapping” will be used to create a virtual Mansfield for two performances of “A 1940s Nutcracker” this Saturday, Dec. 10. The projection mapping comes […]
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Ontario Middle School revitalizes Science Fair
ONTARIO – For the first time in over a decade, Ontario Middle School hosted a district Science Fair that encouraged students across three grades to explore the sciences. At least 228 science fair exhibits were sprawled across the Ontario Middle School gymnasium on Wednesday evening, from the entire eighth grade class as well as the […]
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Shelby passes utility deposit changes despite dissent
SHELBY – Three ordinances concerning the security deposit fees for utilities passed in Shelby City Council on Monday, doubling the deposit fee for some future customers. For residents in the city of Shelby wishing to bundle water, sewage and electric services through Shelby Municipal Utilities, each service will now require a $100 security deposit. This […]
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Shelby honors outstanding student athletes
SHELBY – Fall sports in Shelby were particularly exceptional this past year – so much so, that a number of fall athletes were specifically recognized by the city of Shelby on Monday night. Mayor Steve Schag read a proclamation during Shelby City Council on Monday evening honoring golfers, cross country runners and football players’ outstanding […]
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Galion’s Central Hotel shows off significant renovations
GALION – One of Galion’s most iconic historical buildings officially reopened on Monday, after an extensive amount of renovations. The Galion Central Hotel Senior Living Apartments held a grand reopening on Monday morning after an extended period of construction and renovations to the historic building. According to Galion Mayor Tom O’Leary, the Central Hotel has […]
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Sensory-friendly Santa a welcome respite for children with autism
ONTARIO – Amidst the hustle and bustle of the holiday season, children on the autism spectrum enjoyed a quiet moment with Santa Claus on Sunday morning with “Sensory Friendly Santa” at the Richland Mall. The fourth annual event, sponsored by the Autism Awareness Walk-a-thon and the Richland Mall, allows children with autism to visit with […]