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Open Source: What’s the progress on the new restaurant at former Fork & Fingers?

Editor’s Note We wrote this story in response to a reader question. Do you have something you’d like our news team to investigate? Submit your questions here.  MANSFIELD — After months of renovations, Andrew Bolesky opened the doors of Deja Food’s brick-and-mortar restaurant this fall. The restaurant hosted a preview day in June and has been […]

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Open Source: ‘What in the world’ does the City of Mansfield mean by ‘readiness to serve’ water charge?

What is your question? We wrote this story in response to a reader question. Do you have something you’d like our news team to investigate? Submit your questions here.  Question: The city of Mansfield is considering raising water rates. One of the proposed charges each month is a “readiness to serve” charge. What in the world […]

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Open Source: ‘Connor Strong’: Community raises money & hope for sheriff’s deputy recovery

MANSFIELD — Angi Prince has spent nearly every day since Aug. 14 in the Ohio State University Medical Center in Columbus.  She has waited patiently at her son’s side as he recovers from a head-on collision that left him with life-threatening injuries. The 24-year-old Connor Prince suffered a brain injury, stroke and multiple broken bones […]

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Open Source: Composition dedicated to former Mansfield Symphony Chorus director

MANSFIELD — Richard Wink is still inspiring musical performances three years after his death. Wink was the founding director of the Mansfield Symphony Chorus, longtime choir director at Mansfield’s First Congregational Church and professor of music at Ohio State University Mansfield. First Congregational Church leadership wanted to commission an organ composition in Wink’s memory to […]

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Chesterville boy, 9, wins free telescope from Richland Astronomical Society

BELLVILLE — Maverick Shaw didn’t know the real reason his parents dragged him into the board meeting on Saturday night.  As members of the Richland Astronomical Society exchanged jokes, discussed leadership nominations and set dates for future events, the 9-year-old fidgeted in a folding chair in the back row. At 5:30 p.m. sharp, the man […]

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