MANSFIELD — Amanda Terakedis has had a soft spot for individuals with special needs ever since she was a high school athlete. “Our managers were students with disabilities. They were there every day giving us high fives,” she recalled. “I told my parents, I love education and I think I love special education.” The Mansfield […]
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Bad weather in the offing? NWS predicts multiple rounds of showers, t-storms on Thursday
“Thunder is good. Thunder is impressive. But it is lightning that does the work.” — Mark Twain It appears north central Ohio on Thursday will get to experience the wit and wisdom of Samuel Clemons, aka Mark Twain. As in thunder AND lightning. The National Weather Service office in Cleveland has issued a hazardous weather […]
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Enjoy live music & nature park programs all week at the Richland County Fair
MANSFIELD – The Richland County Fair returns Aug. 6 to 12, with plenty of events planned at the Nature Park. These exciting events will be fun for the whole family, and you do not want to miss out on them. At the Nature Park you can relax on new benches shaded by large trees and […]
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Buckeye Imagination Museum set to fulfill its mission with second floor opening
After years of planning and hard work, the Buckeye Imagination Museum is finally ready to fulfill their mission of empowering families through the power of play. The highly anticipated public opening of the museum’s second floor is scheduled for Aug. 9 at 10:00 a.m., marking a significant milestone for the museum and the Mansfield community. […]
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Four years later: Mansfield City Council still discussing water meter replacement issues
MANSFIELD — It was doubtful in 2019 when Mansfield City Council approved a citywide water-meter replacement program that lawmakers thought they would still be debating penalties for recalcitrant property owners four years later. Yet, that was the case Tuesday night. Council again discussed making changes to the city’s water rate ordinances yet again, this time […]
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Making waves in Crestline: $50,000 rehabilitation transforming Jaycees Pond
CRESTLINE – Crestline’s beloved Jaycees Pond is currently undergoing an impressive $50,000 rehabilitation, marking a significant milestone for the cherished community landmark. Originally created by the Jaycees, this iconic pond has been an integral part of Crestline for over 50 years, providing recreational activities such as fishing, ice skating, and picnicking for residents and visitors […]
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Section of Lascerne Circle closed in Mansfield
MANSFIELD — Due to water main repairs it will be necessary to close sections of the following road while work is being completed. South Lascerne Circle from South Home Road to North Lascerne Circle The road has been closed and is expected to reopen by the end of the workday Monday, July 24. Construction signs […]
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Pearl Harbor attack triggered the importance of radio, and Ohio played a key role in “The Voice of America”
Editor’s NoteThis story was originally published by the Ohio History Connection on Feb. 24, 2023. It is being republished here as part of a collaborative agreement. MASON — The 1930s were considered the golden age of radio. During that time, commercial radio broadcasts became a main source of news and entertainment for most Americans; U.S. […]
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Mansfield City Schools to add metal detectors at Malabar, Middle and Senior High
MANSFIELD — Metal detectors are on their way to Mansfield City Schools. The district’s board of education approved a $120,736 purchase agreement for the metal detectors at its special meeting on June 27. The purchase agreement with manufacturer CEIA USA includes the purchase of six systems, plus batteries and training for staff on how to use the machines. […]