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Policing sports, since they won’t

121711 BrownsXavierCinycolumn questel hedshot hedline: Policing sports, since they won’t There once was a man named Stingley, Who once walked and ran and played; And then he met Jack, An “Assassin” named Jack, And from that moment on Stingley was permanently stung. I’m getting old, or at least older, so maybe that’s where this is coming from, but three things from last week are sticking...

One win, no worries – Generals’ balance difference in NEAC Relays

121711 NEACRelaysboys Promo: Generals’ depth proves huge early in NEAC Relays Championships One win, no worries – Generals’ balance difference in NEAC Relays By Brian Questel When Jeff DeHaan looked at his roster heading into this season, there were no state qualifiers returning to build around for the first time in several years. No matter. What DeHaan did see was a balanced group of...

The Gifts of Christmas – Joy (Part 2 of a 3 Part Series)

Struggling with loads of laundry, clutter in the kitchen and chaos in your life? Stress can easily steal our joy. Trish Berg reminds us to simplify the small stuff and find Joy in the Journey. Note: Please join me here next week as I wrap up my 3 Part Series on the Gifts of Christmas. Last week was on the gift of Comfort. This week is on the gift of Joy. If you missed a column, you can find them...
Ohio State Patrol OVI arrests up by more than 1,300

Ohio State Patrol OVI arrests up by more than 1,300

The Ohio State Highway Patrol is warning drivers: If you choose to drive impaired, you will be arrested. As part of the patrol’s mantra - Trooper Shield - and their ongoing effort to contribute to a safer Ohio, troopers have increased focus on impaired driving enforcement in 2011. Through Dec. 11, troopers have arrested 1,383 more drivers for OVI than during the same period in 2010. “We are...
AED finds a home at Mt. Hope Auction

AED finds a home at Mt. Hope Auction

On Wednesday, Dec. 14, an automated external defibrillator (AED) was donated to Mt. Hope Auction by the Young Adult Group at St. John Lutheran Church in McZena (Lakeville). The group lead by Jeff Burgett, an EMT with the Western Holmes Fire District, and Erin Slates, a doctor of physical therapy at Knox Community Hospital in Mt. Vernon, noted, “The number of people who visit the Mt. Hope...
Wayne County Community Foundation announces 2011 fall grants

Wayne County Community Foundation announces 2011 fall grants

The Wayne County Community Foundation (WCCF) Board of Trustees met in November and approved the following competitive grants: Christian Children’s Home of Ohio was granted $10,000 from an anonymous unrestricted fund and $2,000 from the Charles R. and Henrietta Yenne Fund, for a total of $12,000, to renovate Cottage 1, replace windows and exterior doors on three other older cottages, and replace...
Generals’ McCreary steps down after 13 years as head coach

Generals’ McCreary steps down after 13 years as head coach

Once a General, always a General. It’s a saying at Wooster High School, but some people live that. Mike McCreary did, going back to his high school days at Wooster and into his adult life when he began to teach and coach at Wooster. He was Wooster, through and through. That’s probably still the case today, although perhaps to a lesser degree after the 45-year-old resigned his position as...
My date with Scrooge

My date with Scrooge

Just because you can, doesn’t mean you should.Every week I examine myself.  I’m so imperfect, yet God still loves me.  I remind myself of this daily.  I strive, I fail, and sometimes I succeed.  This is my life - my beautiful life that God has given me.  There are days I forget to pick up my Bible.  I meander through the days of the week, doing my own thing on a schedule I’ve made,...

Remembering at Christmas

Summary: Christmas brings tender memories of days with dear ones, and those memories may be more agonizing than comforting for those who are keenly feeling the loss of someone they love. Community Hospice of Tuscarawas County is available to help. Christmas is a time of sleigh bells and snowflakes, gifts and giving, and time with family and friends. However, for those who have lost someone they...

The craziness continued in 2011

Summary Bruce Stambaugh shares his picks for the most overlooked news items of 2011. 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 can’t think of anything else to include. For Dec. 26, 2011 This year proved just as crazy as any other. Nose for newsy...