Nicolas Adam Lee Baldwin, infant son of Aaron Lee Baldwin and Jennifer Marie Shipley was stillborn Friday, May 9, 2014 in Galion Community Hospital. In addition to his parents, he is survived by his siblings Makayla Baldwin, Landon Hamilton, Trinity Baldwin, Alecktra Baldwin, and Taelyn Baldwin; maternal grandparents Michael Shipley and Brenda DeMarco, paternal grandparents […]
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Richland Newhope honors a Hero with Heart
Richland Newhope has presented its seventh annual Hero with Heart award to a young girl who has made a significant difference in the life of someone with a developmental disability. Five people were nominated for the honor. The agency’s Developmental Disabilities Awareness Committee selected Bree Fellows of Shelby as this year’s winner. For the past […]
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AARP Driver Safety Program to be held May 21
The AARP Driver Safety Program, hosted by the Richland Public Health Department, will have its second class of 2014 on May 21. The AARP Driver Safety Program is the nation’s first and largest classroom refresher course for motorists age 50 and older. The class is a one-day four-hour course. The new “Smart Driver” course has […]
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Edwin N. Zimmerman
Edwin N. Zimmerman, age 92 years, 11 months, 30 days, died Sunday, May 11, 2014 at the home of his daughter and son in law Anna and Melvin Nolt in Plymouth after a period of deteriorating health. Mr. Zimmerman was born May 12, 1921 in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania the son of the late Aaron Z. […]
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Lonnie Newton Coburn
Lonnie Newton Coburn, 85, of Galion, died Saturday, May 10, 2014 at Mill Creek Nursing Center in Galion after an extended illness. Born April 16, 1929 in Scioto County, Ohio, he was the son of Henry C. and Mary “Mayme” (Hackworth) Coburn. He married Rose Marie Klein on August 31, 1974 and she recently preceded […]
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Karl Briich
Karl Briich was an idea man. His 36 years with Westinghouse and Electrolux in the marketing and advertising department drew on his talent as a writer, speaker and all around pitch-man for the company’s new products, both domestically and internationally. His great imagination is at rest, as Karl passed away Saturday afternoon May 10, 2014 […]
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Richland Academy offers salsa and Barre Body classes
Richland Academy is offering salsa and Barre Body classes that require no dance experience for students ages 13 and up. The Barre Body class is a modern, challenging, safe barre class that is set to an up-tempo and fun mix of music. Barre Body incorporates weights, therabands, exercise balls, and the ballet barre to build […]
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Sheriff’s Office to hold Corrections Bureau training
The Richland County Sheriff’s Office will be conducting yearly scheduled training for the Corrections Bureau on May 14 and 15. The training will consist of staff members training with Madison FD personnel in the proper usage of SCBA’s (self-contained breathing apparatus) and fire extinguishers. The training will also involve proper techniques on rescue of inmates […]
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Richland Carrousel Park searches for driver for soap box derby car
The Soap Box Derby returns to Mansfield in June and the Richland Carrousel Park is holding an essay contest to find this year’s driver of their soap box entry. Seven to13-year-old students weighing less than 110 pounds and eligible. They must be flexible and able to fit into the Carrousel Soap Box Derby Car. It […]