MANSFIELD — G. Tate and Associates Community Services, a 501-C3 non-profit, and Matthew 25 have partnered to bring fresh food into the north end community, the two groups announced Tuesday. Due to the coronavirus, a plan has been developed to deliver food boxes to people and have them placed on their porches or at their […]
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Coronavirus impacts Grace Episcopal Church food pantry
MANSFIELD – Father Daniel Orr knew when he came to Grace Episcopal Church in 2015 that many of those deservingly served by the church’s food pantry were among the hard-working volunteers at the pantry. What he didn’t expect was the explosive coronavirus and the complex pressure it would create for volunteers and the pantry’s operation. […]
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GALLERY: Food Pantry
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Snodgrass out; Goldring to again serve as OHSAA’s interim executive director
COLUMBUS – Ohio High School Athletic Association Board of Directors President Dan Leffingwell announced Monday that Bob Goldring has been hired as interim executive director, effective immediately. Goldring has served as the OHSAA senior director of operations and is completing his 25th year as a member of the staff. Goldring is serving as interim executive […]
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Bob Evans responds to incident with Mansfield Police
MANSFIELD — The Bob Evans corporate office released a statement Monday in response to controversy last week at the Trimble Road restaurant in Mansfield. On July 3, two Mansfield police officers were allegedly refused service at the Bob Evans restaurant at 525 N. Trimble Road. A representative from Bob Evans Guest Relations responded to the […]
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Galion-Crestline Chamber to host “Christmas in July” Second Saturday Shop Hop
GALION — The Galion-Crestline Area Chamber of Commerce is set to host a “Christmas in July” themed Second Saturday Shop Hop in Galion this Saturday, July 11. This is the second Shop Hop organized by the chamber to support local Galion-area merchants. The Second Saturday Shop Hop is sponsored by Donley Ford of Galion, Firelands […]
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OSHP reports 22 fatalities, 425 OVI arrests over July 4th weekend
COLUMBUS — The Ohio State Highway Patrol reports that 22 people lost their lives in 21 Ohio traffic crashes during the July Fourth reporting period, which began Thursday, July 2 and ended Sunday, July 5. Impairment was determined to be a factor in at least five of those crashes. Troopers made 425 arrests for impaired […]
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GALLERY: Bruce Bond youth discussion group
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Brown: Expanding broadband internet access
This pandemic has been the Great Revealer. It’s exposing so many inequities in our society, and it’s affecting nearly every aspect of our lives. One issue that I’m hearing a lot about from Ohioans is how many still don’t have access to reliable, affordable broadband internet. It’s either not available where they live, or it’s […]
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Kingwood’s Live on the Lawn concert series begins July 9
MANSFIELD – Kingwood Center Gardens has announced its summer concert series, Live on the Lawn, is returning for its third year. Live on the Lawn features a free concert on Thursday evenings in July located on Kingwood’s South Lawn. The band line-up includes Acoustic Super Friends on July 9; Paradigm on July 16; Tom’s Kitchen […]