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Want to help your kid? Buy him a book

An old classmate of mine posted on Facebook the eulogy he and his brothers and sisters wrote for their mother’s funeral. It was a great piece of writing, delivered I believe by the oldest of the 10 siblings – yes, that’s right, 10 – and it contained some wonderful insight on good parenting, which is something that seems to be lacking in this upside down day and age we live in. By no means...

EWH golf outing

HED: A day for the ladies, a day for the men SUMMARY: Two-day golf outing to benefit Every Woman’s House By Tami Lange It may be the waning days of summer, but August also plays host to a long-time golf outing for a good cause. The Friends & Neighbors of Every Woman’s House are inviting all duffers and putters to participate in the organization’s annual golf outing on Aug. 12 and 13 at...

Avant Gardener: Fungal disease can ruin tomatoes: Prevention is key

Summary: Tomato blight can turn a great harvest into a lousy harvest overnight. Take measures to prevent fungal disease because once it strikes the garden, there is no quick fix. It has been a good season for tomatoes in my garden. My neighbor has not been so lucky. Her plants are dying from the bottom up. Tomatoes are notorious for their lack of disease and insect resistance. They really are a...

Column: What is it you plan to do with your one wild and precious life?

Why are we here? Are we here merely to limp feebly day by day, being tired and unproductive? Monday rolls around and we’re complaining again about how we just can’t fathom going into work, how we just want to do what we are meant to do? What ARE we meant to do? Aside from finding our mates, procreating, and loving our families (which is a given) there is something much higher that we are...

Area students named to spring semester dean’s list at The College of Wooster

The College of Wooster has released its spring semester dean’s list. Included are the following area students, who achieved a grade point average of 3.65 or above: - Karin Barend, Wooster, senior, studio art - Shannon Dade, Wooster High School, Wooster, sophomore, history - Mamoudou N’diaye, Wooster High School, Wooster, junior, neuroscience - Brittany Nicholson, Wooster High School,...

Dog license options could cost county

Permanent dog licenses meant to make registering an animal more convenient for their owners is causing headaches for the dog warden and auditor’s office. Holmes County Auditor Jackie McKee and Dog Warden Katelyn Lehman said a law passed in the state biennial budget that offers options to a traditional one-year tag could end up having a negative impact on their budgets. Also, the so-called...
Book signing features couple who draw on real experiences to create suspense novels

Book signing features couple who draw on real experiences to create suspense novels

Suspense novel enthusiasts will have the opportunity to meet the husband and wife writing team of David and Diane Munson when they appear at the Gospel Book Store at Berlin August 2 from 3-7 p.m. Together the couple has co-authored seven books, including one geared toward teens and young adults. The Munsons have an eighth book due to be released in November. Before becoming writers, the couple...

Health district levy to appear on November ballot

The Holmes County District Board of Health will put a levy before voters in November. The board approved a resolution Friday, July 19 to place a .75 mil levy on the Nov. 5 ballot. According to Dr. D.J. McFadden, Holmes County health commissioner, the reason for the levy is the same as that for a levy placed before voters in the May 7 special election. The $608,900 per year generated by the levy...

Millersburg Village Council questions need for additional liquor permits

Millersburg Village council Monday, July 22 held off on approval of a liquor permit application filed for a South Washington Street business, asking how many permits are too many. Council member Brent Hofstetter led the debate on whether Millersburg is experiencing “saturation” of liquor permits, which he said currently stand at 14. Triggering the discussion was a request by Bellstores, Inc...