Girls Basketball Roundup – December 28, 2023
Mansfield
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No more waiting: Mansfield leaders unite in fight against youth violence
Rev. Bruce Bond doesn’t see any more time to wait to address youth violence in the City of Mansfield.
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Open Source: Why were there so many Mansfield fire vehicles at local medical facility?
Question: Why were there four fire engines, two fire chief’s cars and two emergency vehicles at Akron Children’s Health Center in Mansfield on Dec. 12? MANSFIELD — The type of response generated from the Mansfield Fire Department depends on the type of situation and call for assistance, according to Chief Dan Crow. “The number and […]
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Dec. 22 Mansfield-area boys basketball roundup
Boys Basketball Roundup – December 22, 2023
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Perry sworn-in as Mansfield mayor, announces administrative choices
Mansfield Police Chief Keith Porch will be assuming the role of safety service director, effective Feb. 8, 2024.
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Here’s what you’ll see on 2024 Richland County primary ballots
The Richland County Board of Elections certified its list of candidates and issues for the upcoming primary election.
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Boys Basketball Roundup – December 21, 2023
Boys Basketball Roundup – December 21, 2023
Posted inCommunity Development
NECIC’s ask to reallocate city ARPA funds delayed until 2024
Legislation regarding the proposed reallocation was set to be voted upon Tuesday during Mansfield City Council’s final meeting of the year.
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Mansfield mayor reflects on 12 years in office
After 12 years in office, Mansfield Mayor Tim Theaker said he knows he’s left the city in better shape than when he started.
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