MANSFIELD — Local mothers Natalie Van Riper and Allison Reidenbach participated in Mansfield’s Lifeline of Ohio placenta donation program.
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Key Realty opens new location in Ontario
ONTARIO — Melissa Viers unlocked the door to new opportunities on Thursday with the opening of a Key Realty regional office.
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Ontario buys Beal Road light display; cannabis to be discussed at later date
Ontario Mayor Randy Hutchinson said next year’s Christmas light display will be brighter thanks to Dick and Jim Hagerman.
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Rubies to partner with businesses for Human Trafficking Prevention Month
MANSFIELD — Rubies Women’s Group is partnering with businesses to provide resources for those experiencing human trafficking.
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Fletcher sworn in as Madison trustee, Houser accepts raise for 2024
MADISON TOWNSHIP — Daniel Fletcher elected to save Madison Township more than $5,000 at his first meeting back in the trustee’s chair.
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Husband & wife duo earn Wright Brothers Master Pilot awards
Richard Green and Gayle Gorman Green were both honored with the Wright Brothers Master Pilot award in December.
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Masonic Temple sets auction date for Jan. 6 before organization’s move
50-year-old artifacts will soon leave the Mansfield Masonic Center when the organization leaves its current premises in January.
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Ontario Senior Center to reopen Jan. 2
ONTARIO — Mayor Randy Hutchinson announced Friday that the Ontario Senior Center will reopen on January 2.
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No more waiting: Mansfield leaders unite in fight against youth violence
Rev. Bruce Bond doesn’t see any more time to wait to address youth violence in the City of Mansfield.
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Lexington & Mansfield Sr. students start home services business
MANSFIELD — A day after talking about starting a business together, high school seniors Nicolas Schmidt, Mason Trittschuh and Akheem Walker ordered supplies.