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OSU-M experiences growing pains as student populations rise

MANSFIELD — The Ohio State University at Mansfield reported a 20 percent increase in its overall minority student population last fall. That number, along with the general student population, is expected to rise come September thanks to additional housing options for students. The largest spike represented the African-American population with a 26-percent increase, according to […]

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Locals participate in silent Circle the City with Love pre-RNC demonstration

CLEVELAND — A large crowd dressed in white t-shirts embroidered with “Stand for Love” blanketed Cleveland’s Lorain-Carnegie Bridge with silence Sunday afternoon. The event served as a peaceful precursor to the week’s expected protest marches scheduled on the same bridge. Amy Burns, of Mansfield, her husband and friend Nancy Wasen, of Ashland, joined in on […]

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Local law enforcement can’t afford RNC coverage, but EMA and State Highway Patrol plan to serve

MANSFIELD — Many law enforcement agencies around the country recently pulled out of their security details for next week’s the Republican National Convention, including two Mansfield police officers. Locally, the story is the same, with nearly all police departments and sheriff offices not joining the expected disorder next week. But the decision has little to […]

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Vacant seats on city’s Police Community Review Commission need filled

MANSFIELD — Two seats on Mansfield’s Police Community Review Commission have remained vacant for months. According to Assistant Law Director John McCollister the PCRC is responsible for reviewing Mansfield Police Department internal investigations. McCollister attends the group’s meetings to assist the review board with legalities. “Once the police department’s investigation is completed, the review determines […]

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Owner of Mission Possible federally indicted on wire fraud charge

CLEVELAND — (UPDATED 2:55 P.M.) Mansfield woman Joyell “J.D.” Riley was indicted by a federal grand jury Wednesday on wire fraud charges for collecting money through a GoFundMe page while falsely claiming she had served in the military and was suffering from breast cancer. Riley refuted these allegations Friday afternoon.  “It’s bull crap. What I […]

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