FROMONLINE | 2013-05-06
By Tami Lange Its a good thing Taylor Lamborn doesnt mind driving, because logging the miles is what keeps both of her completely unrelated careers going. Lamborn, a Maryland native and 2011 graduate of The College of Wooster, is still making Wooster her home away from home, working in town while making inroads into the Cleveland music scene and beyond. Although she graduated with degrees in...Tuscarawas County gathers to pray at 20th anniversary commemorating National Day of Prayer
Summary: The National Day of Prayer was observed by local residents who gathered on the Tuscarawas County Courthouse Square on the evening of May 2 to pray on behalf of the nation and their communities and families. With the traditional Shofar horn sending out a resounding call to prayer across the courthouse square in New Philadelphia, the hundreds gathered for the May 2, 20th Tuscarawas County...Ceremony Honors Local Law Enforcement Officers
Wooster Police Department Chief Matthew Fisher noted that there is no such thing as a normal 8-hour work day for law enforcement and their family. This was evident when a uniformed and civilian crowd gathered in front of the Wayne County Justice Center on a beautiful Sunday afternoon. Fisher and other speakers helped those in attendance for the annual Wayne County Law Enforcement Officers...Celebrating a creative mother and sportsman father
Summary Bruce Stambaugh shares about. Bruce Stambaugh writes about nature, weather, hobbies and people, often using personal experiences. Much to their dismay, he also writes about his family. He uses humor and pathos when he cant think of anything else to include. For May 13, 2013 When I was asked to give a talk to volunteers at a local retirement community on April 23, I didnt hesitate...Vision Trends is a clear choice for sunglasses
With summer just around the corner Vision Trends at Dover is offering an opportune time to stock up on quality sunglasses from Oakley on May 18 from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. when representatives from the premier lens maker will be in the store with their complete line of sun wear as well as other styles in their collection. We are having a huge pre-fathers day sale, said Vision Trends owner Dr...
Walking toward a world without MS
I have MS, but it doesnt have me, proclaimed Audrie Saurer, a participant in Walk MS on Saturday, April 27, at the OARDC in Wooster. Saurer was one of many attendees who teamed up to raise money and provide support for those living with the neurological disease multiple sclerosis (MS). According to the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, there are more than 20,000 people with MS in Ohio...
Breaking through marijuana myths
Marijuana may seem like a harmless alternative to other drugs, but is it? How much do you really know about the drug that is being legalized in many states? How does it affect the brain? Are there long term effects? The Holmes County Prevention Coalition and its West Holmes Youth Development Team will host a panel discussion on the seriousness of marijuana May 9 from 7-8:30 p.m. at the West...
Antiques in the Alley back again
Antiques in the Alley is back for the ninth year in a row and is sure to be better than ever. Located in downtown Millersburg, visitors can shop the streets, back doorways and alleys of historic Millersburg for antiques. This is a great chance to see what all seven antique and accent shops have to offer and have a chance to enjoy the nice spring weather.Phil Starr, owner of Starlight Antiques,...
Wooster Community Band to host summer concerts
The Wooster Community Band (sponsored by Julie Mennes for the third year) is looking forward to another summer of fine concerts. This band is an effort to remind us of the bands that many communities had back a century or so ago. The Wooster Board of Trade Band with their concerts in the old bandstand in front of the now Everything Rubbermaid store was an example of this type of band. The band...