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11/15/11 Baberton man pleads in Millersburg marijuana grow operation

SUMMARY: Prosecutor says no indication defendant was dealing A Barberton man pleaded guilty Tuesday Nov. 15 to running an indoor marijuana growing operation in a Millersburg apartment. John J. Wenker, 53, 168 19th St., pleaded in Holmes County Common Pleas Court to one count of attempted illegal cultivation of marijuana, a fourth-degree felony. The charge carries up to 18 months in prison. The...

11/15/11 Historic designation for Adena mound approved

In a meeting dominated by the planned layoff of Administrator Kevin Brooks, Millersburg Village Council voted to accept a request by local native Americans to designate a 1,000 year old man made mound at Oak Hill Cemetery a historic site. David Three Feathers Jones, an elder with the Woodland Meti tribe, said the designation will preserve the mound as well as serve as a boon to local...

11/15/11 Brooks resigns as village administrator

SUMMARY: Position was on the chopping block due to budget crunch, mayor says In the apex of a very emotional meeting Monday Nov. 14, Millersburg Village Council accepted the resignation of Administrator Kevin Brooks. Brooks, who has served as administrator for more than seven years, offered his resignation to council after a half hour executive session. The executive session was originally...

11/15/11 Brooks resigns as village administrator

SUMMARY: Position was on the chopping block due to budget crunch, mayor says In the apex of a very emotional meeting Monday Nov. 14, Millersburg Village Council accepted the resignation of Administrator Kevin Brooks. Brooks, who has served as administrator for more than seven years, offered his resignation to council after a half hour executive session. The executive session was originally...

To the gardener, the garden is a gift

Summary: There comes a time when the work of tending a garden becomes too difficult and we have to accept the sad fact we cannot do it any longer. Reach out to an aging gardener and perhaps you can help extend their time digging in the soil with a little assistance. Give them the gift of the garden. I got a call from a reader recently that got me thinking. She wanted some simple advice that I...

112111 National Family Week proclaimed

Summary: As Thanksgiving week approaches, families across the nation are being encouraged to pause and spend time together to commemorate National Family Week. Before getting caught up in the hustle and bustle of the holiday season, Cameron Maneese of the Wayne County Family and Children First Council wants families to set aside some time to acknowledge the importance of family by commemorating...
Buckeye Shepherd’s Symposium programming to concentrate on small ruminant nutrition

Buckeye Shepherd’s Symposium programming to concentrate on small ruminant nutrition

The 2011 Buckeye Shepherd’s Symposium (BSS) will concentrate on Small Ruminant (Sheep and Goat) Nutrition. This year’s annual event will be held Saturday, Dec. 10, at the Agricultural Technical Institute (ATI), Skou Hall, 1328 Dover Road, Wooster 44691. With the diversity of the sheep industry, this is an intense small ruminant nutritional education program with all segments of the sheep and...
Celebrate the season with the traditions and surprises to be found at Troyer’s Country Market

Celebrate the season with the traditions and surprises to be found at Troyer’s Country Market

A feeling of delight greets visitors to Troyer’s Country Market before they even step through the door. It could be the sight of fresh produce spilling out of bins, or the scent of perfectly ripe apples in dozens of varieties wafting through the air, or maybe it’s the distinct hum of happy customers and cheerful employees that gives this special store its lively ambiance. The store provides...

Holmes County's largest book signing joins authors and readers

Summary: On Saturday, Nov. 12, Holmes County's largest book signing at The Gospel Book Store in Berlin connected more than 30 local authors with hundreds of appreciative readers. Story: Serena Miller was one of dozens of authors eager to meet readers and autograph books at the Gospel Book Store's second annual signing event on Saturday, Nov. 12., the largest of its kind in Holmes County. Miller's...

Warren’s missed season was a true pain

112111 oliverwarren Promo: Injury forced Warren from field onto sidelines and into spectator’s role Warren’s missed season was a true pain By Brian Questel On the surface, everything seemed normal. At the beginning of practice for the football season, Oliver Warren was going through the everyday routine, lifting weights, participating in drills and gearing up, banging away in the interior...