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Progress: West End Neighborhood Plan officially underway on Glessner Avenue

MANSFIELD — The West End Neighborhood Plan, the result of a public-private improvement partnership, officially got underway Monday morning along Glessner Avenue. The $1 million Phase One of the project calls for Glessner Avenue streetscape beautification improvements, an effort scheduled for completion by the end of summer. Adrian Ackerman, the city’s community development & housing […]

Posted inLetters to the Editor, Opinion

Letter to the Editor: intensive phonics does not help performance on tests of reading comprehension

To the editor, Melissa Martin thinks that “the winner is phonics” (March 21). The research tells us, however, that intensive phonics instruction only results in short-term gains on tests in which students have to pronounce words presented out of context; intensive phonics does not help performance on tests of reading comprehension. The real winner is […]

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Section of Plymouth-Springmill Road to close for 60 days

JACKSON TOWNSHIP — Plymouth-Springmill Road, between Holtz Road and Taylortown Road in Jackson Township, will be closed beginning Monday, March 28. The road will remain closed for 60 days, according to Richland County Engineer Adam Gove. Both the closure start date and closure duration is weather dependent. The closure will allow for a bridge replacement […]

Posted inCrawford Source

U.S. Navy Band, Clue on Stage & Tony Danza among live shows in April at Marion’s Palace Theatre

MARION – The Palace Cultural Arts Association (PCAA) is pleased to announce three live events will take place during April at the Marion Palace Theatre. The Palace is located at 276 West Center Street in downtown Marion, Ohio. “Clue on Stage” directed by Emily Yaksic and featuring a cast of local talent takes the main […]

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Part I: Ashland trucker makes journey to Washington D.C. with the People’s Convoy

Author’s NoteSometimes it’s easy, when confronted with conflict, to turn to a narrative that most aligns with our belief system. This human tendency often puts us on one side or the other. I traveled with the People’s Convoy for four days in March to complicate the narrative around COVID-19. Mandates. Public health restrictions. Vaccines. And […]

Posted inObituaries

Kenny Thoman

Kenny Thoman, 86, of Galion passed away Sunday, March 20, 2022 at Galion Pointe. He had been in declining health for the past year. He was born June 30, 1935 in Toledo, Ohio and was the son of William E. and Beulah Mae (Perry) Thoman. Kenny worked for many years in the area as a […]

Posted inBusiness, Community Development

GALLERY: Looking back at the start of the West End Neighborhood Improvement Plan

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Posted inOpinion

Sherrod Brown: Protecting striking workers health insurance

In our country, workers have rights. Corporations shouldn’t be able to take away the health care that workers earned just because workers stand up for themselves and exercise those rights. It’s why I introduced the Striking Workers Healthcare Protection Act, to require employers to continue providing health insurance to workers on strike for fair pay […]

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