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PUBLICRECORD

  • March 6, 2010
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Advice given on report of a parking problem on Mark Ave., Killbuck. Report taken of domestic violence on SR 754, Ripley Township. OSP handled reports of two vehicle non-injury accidents on Washington St., Holmesville, on Main St., Berlin, and on US 62, Berlin Township.

PUBLICRECORD

  • March 6, 2010
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Open door reported on Main St., Killbuck. Reports taken of an assault on TR 478, Ripley Township, and vandalism on CR 318, Ripley Township. OSP handled report of a one vehicle injury accident on SR 39, Washington Township. Report taken of a two vehicle non-injury accident on SR 557, Clark Township.

PUBLICRECORD

  • March 6, 2010
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Reckless operation reported on SR 39, Monroe Township. Animal in the roadway reported on SR 83, Prairie Township. Suspicious vehicle reported on TR 323, Prairie Township. Report taken of a disturbance on SR 83, Prairie Township. Report taken of a one vehicle non-injury accident on TR 561, Prairie Township. OSP handled report of a one vehicle non-injury accident on CR 77, Salt Creek Township...

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  • March 6, 2010
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Animal removed from the roadway on SR 754, Ripley Township. Reports taken of harassment on CR 192, Salt Creek Township, telephone harassment on SR 241, Salt Creek Township, harassment on N. Main St., Killbuck, and fraud on TR 663, Paint Township. OSP handled reports of a two vehicle non-injury accident at US 62 and CR 77, Berlin Township, and a one vehicle injury on CR 373, Ripley...

BLOGS01

  • March 7, 2010
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It would take a lot for me to trade the view out my living room window, at any time of the year. But in the spring, especially, the window provides me with a living portrait, today of deer feeding so close to the house that my movement at the window sends them bounding away, white tails at attention.It would take even more for me to trade the noise of a city for the quiet of this beautiful place...

West Hill youth prepare for missions trip with auction

  • March 8, 2010
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West Hill Baptist Senior High Youth Group will hold its eighth annual missions trip benefit auction on Saturday, March 13, at the church’s family life center in Wooster. The auction begins at 9 a.m. and features more than 400 items for sale. Special feature items begin selling at noon. The proceeds from this year’s auction will assist 35 teens and leaders in traveling to Montego Bay, Jamaica...

Smithville Community Historical Society March meeting news

  • March 8, 2010
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The Smithville Community Historical Society met Monday, March 1, at 7 p.m. at the Reception Center. President Harold Downey called the meeting to order. Lyn Miller led the opening prayer. The new public address system is being installed in the Historic Church of God. Electrical work is completed in the tin shop and other tasks are in progress. Harlene Steiner introduced Bob Adamov, who is a local...

Travelin’, huntin’ and fishin’ all in a day’s work

  • March 8, 2010
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What a beautiful sunny day. No, I haven’t lost my mind; I am writing this from another state. The Double Head Resort in Town Creek, Ala., to be exact. I am here attending the United Field Trialers World Championship. The trip down was interesting until we got out of Ohio. We experienced heavy snowfall and drifting on U.S. 71, but once we got through Cincinnati, the snow stopped and the wind...

BFF: How long is forever?

  • March 8, 2010
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Forever seems like a long time. It's longer than a moment. Even longer than awhile. Forever is longer than I expect it to be, which means that things that are supposed to last forever usually don't.Like friendship.Every woman who once was a little girl with pigtails and saddle shoes knows that her girlfriends were supposed to be BFFs – Best Friends Forever. When your biggest worry is who to...

A year after market low, how should you invest?

  • March 8, 2010
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It’s been about a year since stock prices hit their low point during the long bear market. Since then, of course, we’ve seen a big rally, but some of the decisions you made when the market was at its lowest point may still be affecting your portfolio’s performance and prospects. So now that we’ve reached the one-year anniversary of the market bottom, it’s a good time to see where you are...