Each year, a competition takes place in Syracuse, New York, to honor students of organ playing with scholarship awards. From around the country, contestants aged 30 and under submit recordings of chosen compositions in required categories. Up to six are chosen as finalists, with a final in-person competition taking place at St. Paul’s Cathedral in […]
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Ohio Genealogical Society honors members
The Ohio Genealogical Society (OGS) held their annual conference at the Kalahari Resort & Convention Center in Sandusky earlier this month. During the conference, several members were honored. Sunda Anderson Peters, who has served as the OGS President for the past four years, was thanked for her hard work. The award for Outstanding OGS Chapter […]
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Team NEO announces starting wage and benefits survey
Team Northeast Ohio (Team NEO) is partnering with Kent State University at Stark to conduct a survey to gather and report starting pay and benefits information. This research will provide data on 250 professions in 18 counties of Northeast Ohio. Companies in this 18-county region that fit this profile are being asked to respond. Team […]
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ODOT releases weekly construction report
The Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) has released a construction report for the week of May 26 to make commuters aware of possible delays. Ashland County State Route 58 SR 58, between Township Road 673 and County Road 601, is closed for a culvert replacement. The detour route for northbound motorists is SR 58 to […]
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Place-kicking competition announced
Prior to the North Central Ohio All-Star Football Classic game on June 14, 2014, there will be a place-kicking competition held in the North End Zone of Minuteman Field at Lexington High School. The place-kicking competition is open to all current high school students grades 9-12. Winners will be selected for each grade. Those interested […]
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Garry Harris
Garry Harris led a storybook life. Like the plot of a children’s book, Garry’s life started with challenges, and was transformed when he accepted Christ, and his “lived happily ever after” started when he met his princess…at church of all places. A true prince of a man, Garry won his spiritual battle against evil, even […]
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James F. Maddy
James F. Maddy, 70, of Crestline, died Monday, May 26, 2014 at Ohio State University Medical Center, Columbus, after a courageous battle with cancer. Jim was born in Crestline on May 5, 1944 to the late Hubert F. “Pete” and Mabel (Hotelling) Maddy. He is survived by his wife of 43 years, Barbara L. Langford […]
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Tamara S. Keene
Tamara S. Keene, age 46, resident of Plymouth, died Monday, May 26, 2014 in Crestwood Care Center. Born May 6, 1968 in Victorville, California to Luther and Sandi (Evans) Rogers she had been a Shiloh-Plymouth area resident for the past 17 years. She was formerly employed with Mack’s Grocery in Plymouth, Packaging Insights and Duke […]
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Glenna K. Maggard
Glenna K. Maggard, age 50, passed away Sunday, May 25, 2014 at Shelby Pointe. She was born April12, 1964 to John Maggard and Faye McGlone Maggard in Mansfield, Ohio. Glenna attended Madison High School and was a 1982 graduate. She is survived by one sister, Alice Diane (Arthur Craig) Hamm of Mansfield; two brothers, Richard […]
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Gene E. Coffey
Gene E. Coffey, 81, of Ontario died Sunday morning, May 25, 2014 at his home. He was born in Shelby, Ohio, on December 12, 1932 to the late Leroy Ellsworth Coffey and Maud Vanluah Benninghoff Coffey. Gene was a loving, generous man with a kind heart and was an amazing husband and father. He put […]