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Surviving the return to school

Summary: Angela blogs about getting kids ready to go back to school. Most adults know that feeling as the weekend closes every Sunday night—that feeling of the impending work week and the stress that ensues. Those two days off go quickly, but the weekdays seem to take their time. Now, imagine having a full three months off and then having to return to work. Unless you’re a teacher, you...

Protecting pets, safeguarding the community

Summary: Dog ownership guidelines vary per community, so it’s important to keep updated on what’s expected as a pet owner. Basic duties include dog licenses, safety, refraining from abuse or neglect, avoiding excessive barking and keeping a dog on a leash when walking. While there are many joys to pet ownership, there are many responsibilities as well. Owning a pet comes with reward and a...

Local vet returns home to a family that found strength through faith

Summary: The strength of family including a new church family that has found a permanent place in one local family’s lives enabled Heather Hill to carry on while her husband Jerry was deployed to Afghanistan. The past ten months have included some changes for the Hill Family of Dover. Last September they joined the Grace Bible Fellowship not knowing how vital it would be to them and shortly...

Camping isn’t just for kids: just ask the women of Homemakers!

Summary: For dozens of women from Tuscarawas and adjoining counties, the yearly Homemakers Camp at Camp Piedmont is a highlight of their year, providing a time to catch up with old friends and have a big helping of good, old fashioned good times! Recipe for wonderful memories: Take several dozen women, many of whom have been friends for years. Place in the wooded setting of Camp Piedmont;...

Five steps for healthier perennials

Summary: Fall garden chores can include preparing the perennials for winter and planting spring bulbs. Perennials make sense in beds and borders. Easy to care for and economical with only a one-time investment, perennials come back year after year to reward us with their beautiful colors and scents. Making sure perennials are at their peak of health is easy when you take a these five simple...

Slicing and dicing my way through purple peppers (COLUMN)

SUMMARY: Want to infuse your cooking with something different? Discover some produce stands in our area and all over Northeast Ohio. It will set your taste buds to singing a new song. I beheld the wonder of fresh produce a few days ago and my kitchen now smells like the inside of a pepper. This is a good thing. I traveled a few miles from my home to a small produce stand. A tiny lean-to...
Defense says police arrested wrong man in fatal 2011 shooting

Defense says police arrested wrong man in fatal 2011 shooting

At least two shots were fired in the early morning hours Dec. 10, 2011 when a 21-year-old Wooster man was killed - but whether the fatal bullet was fired by Lashaun Reed will be decided in a three-day jury trial. Reed, 23, of 716 Quinby Ave., Apt. D, Wooster, is charged in Wayne County Common Pleas Court with aggravated murder and murder in the death of Clifford Johnson, 21, Wooster. At the...

Charles Donohoe

Charles E. Donohoe, 84, of Uhrichsville, died August 2, 2012, at his home, surrounded by his loving family, following a courageous battle with cancer. Born August 27, 1927, in Dennison, Charles was a son of the late Thomas Patrick and Blanche Elizabeth Donohoe. After graduating from St. Mary’s High School in 1945, he enlisted in the U.S. Army and proudly served his country at the close of World...

Katie Hershberger

Katie W. Hershberger, 65, of Millersburg, died August 5, 2012, at her home, following a six-month illness. Katie was born August 20, 1946, in Holmes County, to the late William E.J. and Fannie Miller, and married Samuel L. Hershberger on June 19, 1990. He died in 2009. She was a member of the Old Order Amish Church. Katie is survived by children, Doris Ann Miller of the home, Lovina (Junior)...

Karen Ward

Karen Sue Ward, 49, of Dover, died July 30, 2012, at Union Hospital, following a sudden illness. Born Feb. 17, 1963, in Dover, Karen was the daughter of the late Paul W. Jr. and Johnnie K. Klett. She was a 1981 graduate of Strasburg Franklin High School and provided day care services out of her home. Karen devoted her life to her family. Christmas was her favorite time of year, and she enjoyed...