Harold V. Price, 90, of Galion passed away Sunday, January 29, 2023 peacefully at home in the arms of his wife just two days before his 91st birthday after a late diagnosis of Dementia Alzheimer. He was born January 31, 1932 in Mansfield and was the son of Henry G. and Ruby F. (Garverick) Price. […]
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Daltin Wade Gorrell
Daltin Wade Gorrell, age 13, passed away Saturday, January 28, 2023, at Akron Children’s Hospital. He was born April 24, 2009, in Ashland, Ohio, and was in the 8th grade at Lucas High School where he enjoyed making people laugh and was widely known at the “class clown”. Daltin enjoyed playing video games on his […]
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Meet Ohio’s new legal director for the Human Trafficking Initiative
COLUMBUS — Linda Majeska Powers took over as legal director of the Attorney General’s Human Trafficking Initiative in November. She sat down with On The Job to explain the scope of the initiative and her role in it. QUESTION: What does your job entail? ANSWER: HTI works to end labor and sex trafficking in Ohio […]
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Rapid-drug-testing pilot program continues to expand
COLUMBUS — A pilot program that makes it possible for law enforcement officers to test suspected drugs in the field — in a matter of minutes — continues to expand and is moving into its final stages. Beginning this month, officers from select law enforcement agencies in southeast Ohio will be trained to use a […]
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Deborah Joy Brown
December 12th, 1952 – January 28th, 2023 Born again: March 9th, 1969 Deborah Joy (Hoffman) Brown, went to be with her Savior on Saturday, January 28th, 2023, peacefully in her sleep. She was 70 years old. Born in Mansfield, Ohio to Paul and Betty Hoffman, Deb was the loving wife of David Brown […]
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Applications for NCSC Foundation Scholarships will be accepted beginning Feb. 1
MANSFIELD – The North Central State College (NCSC) Foundation will be accepting online scholarship applications beginning Wednesday, Feb. 1 through Wednesday March 1. Students are invited to complete one online application to be considered for all NCSC Foundation scholarships. Scholarship recipients will be notified of their awards in April 2023. The online application is available […]
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Gone fishing: Mansfield native Zach Foltz finds way to merge work with pleasure in Florida
“Fishing was more than fish to him. It was the great occasion when all men were equal.” — Ernest Hemingway, “The Old Man and the Sea.” FORT PIERCE, Fla. — Zach Foltz said he can’t recall the first fish he plucked from the waters of Charles Mill Lake — likely as a boy in diapers […]
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What to Know About the Future of Cancer Treatment
(StatePoint) For many patients, initial cancer treatments are not enough, and residual cancer cells that survive these treatments can cause relapse. But new research is seeking to harness the immune system to target residual disease, thereby helping patients avoid relapses and live longer. “Using a novel mechanism of action that directly targets the cancerous cells, […]
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Marion Harding cancels check from Galion
Marion Harding put its nose to the grindstone and turned back Galion in a 66-53 decision at Marion Harding on January 30 in Ohio boys high school basketball action. Last season, Marion Harding and Galion faced off on January 20, 2022 at Galion High School. Click here for a recap. In recent action on January […]
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Hiland slides past Tuscarawas Valley in fretful clash
Hiland surfed the tension to ride to a 45-41 win over Tuscarawas Valley in an Ohio girls basketball matchup on January 30. Hiland opened with a 12-4 advantage over Tuscarawas Valley through the first quarter. The Hawks registered a 21-11 advantage at intermission over the Trojans. Both teams scored evenly in the third quarter to […]