I have lived in Ward 1 for 29 years and raised my family in Shelby. I want to bring accessible and accountable leadership to city council. I pledge to serve with courtesy and common sense. I value our children and senior citizens equally while respecting persons of all income levels. I believe in practicing good […]
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Mark Stock, Board of Governors Mid-Ohio Educational Service Center
I recently retired after 43 years in education, and have served school districts in Richland and Crawford counties since 1980. While living in the city of Mansfield, I am also a community member of the Lexington School district. I hope to bring my experience to the Board of Governors of the Mid-Ohio Educational Service Center […]
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Marianne Gasiecki, Ontario Board of Education
Marianne Gasiecki has served as a volunteer reading tutor at Ontario for seven years. She is also a board member of the Ontario Academic Boosters, and has been a Precinct Committeeman since 2010. Her goals are to fight State and Federal Bureaucracy and restore local control to our district and to encourage parents to become more […]
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Phil Jackson, Sandusky Township Trustee
My goals are to continue to work to keep the voters up to date and informed on township issues and to keep making sound fiscal decisions that maintain the high level of service and low township tax rate the residents have come to expect. Lastly, I plan to continue to utilize our website, newsletter, and […]
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Anthony Vero, Lexington, Member of Council
I am technically running unopposed as I am one of four candidates running for four positions. With that being said I will focus my public service efforts on 3 main areas: 1) Maintaining Lexington’s history of fiscal responsibility; 2) Revising and updating the handbook responsible for administering village employment; and 3) Fostering resident wishes to […]
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Andy Chalk, Ontario Board of Education
I am running for the Ontario Local School board to represent the local tax payers in our district at each board meeting. If elected, I would continue to support all safety initiatives put in place during my tenure to ensure the best possible safety and well-being of all students and school employees. This includes the […]
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Sargent’s example shows that disabilities don’t have to be limiting
“Abby has always been a people person. She takes on responsibilities and asks questions if she needs help. She has developed tremendously in her personal skills and can transition well. She will only continue to grow,” said Richland Newhope trainer Steve Gottfried. Abby Sargent is an employee at Jobs and Family Services (JFS) in Mansfield. […]
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Mansfield Tea Party going to State House to fight Common Core
Close to 40 people attended the Mansfield Tea Party’s October 7 meeting at the Waterford on Trimble Road. Event Coordinator and Founder Marianne Gasiecki had a full agenda with a handful of guest speakers. The first speaker, Barbara Walter, is the Treasurer for The Committee for a Safer Mansfield. Walter introduced the Mansfield City Municipal Levy […]
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Richland Soil and Water Conservation District announces annual meeting and awards banquet
The Richland Soil and Water Conservation District Board of supervisors and staff are hosting the 65th annual meeting and awards banquet on Thursday, Nov. 7 at the Richland County Longview Center located at 1495 W. Longview Avenue in Mansfield, Ohio. The evening will begin at 6 p.m. with the public election to select one board […]
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Ohio National Guard federal technicians back at work
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Nearly all of the 1,060 Ohio Air National Guard federal technicians and 759 Ohio Army National Guard technicians furloughed Oct. 1 as a result of the federal government shutdown were recalled Monday and Tuesday to resume their jobs. Current Defense Department guidance does not allow for a blanket recall of all technicians […]