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OARDC professor named Distinguished Scholar

OARDC professor named Distinguished Scholar

A professor of entomology from The Ohio State University’s Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center (OARDC) in Wooster has been honored with The Ohio State University’s Distinguished Scholar Award. During ceremonies on Ohio State’s main campus in Columbus April 5, Dr. Parwinder Grewal was named as one of six Ohio State faculty members to receive this prestigious distinction. The...
Middle school students expand their horizons

Middle school students expand their horizons

Bright and early on a recent Saturday morning, science labs and classrooms on The College of Wooster campus were filled to the brim. But rather than the undergraduates that normally fill the seats, the students in these classes were fifth and sixth-grade female students from throughout Wayne, Holmes and Ashland counties taking part in the Expanding Your Horizons conference. The daylong...
Howey Houses to hold community open house

Howey Houses to hold community open house

For the past 18 months local residents have heard the unmistakable sounds of hammers and saws breathing new life into a neighborhood on North Buckeye Street in need of some tender loving care. The community will have the opportunity to see the results of those efforts when Howey Houses LLC holds a community open house to showcase the stunning transformations of the Howey Houses homes at 546 and...
Lemmon named Officer of the Year

Lemmon named Officer of the Year

Detective Tony Lemmon has been selected as the 2010 Officer of the Year for the Wooster City Police Department. The presentation of the award was made April 13 by Wooster Police Chief Steve Glick. In making the award, Glick noted that Lemmon’s nomination letter “pointed out that Detective Lemmon sets a good example for younger officers and that he doesn’t ‘settle for average’.” According...
Football team volunteers to walk a mile in women’s shoes to raise awareness about violence against women

Football team volunteers to walk a mile in women’s shoes to raise awareness about violence against women

Recruit more than a dozen high school football players, strap them into spike heel shoes in ladies’ sizes 10 to 17, and ask them to traipse through the streets of New Philadelphia. Any volunteers? The answer was a resounding YES, when the cause was the annual Walk A Mile in Her Shoes: The International Men’s March to Stop Rape, Sexual Assault and Gender Violence. This annual event, sponsored...
NewPointe volunteers spruce up Schoenbrunn

NewPointe volunteers spruce up Schoenbrunn

Volunteers make a difference. Take Schoenbrunn Village, for instance. The village was buzzing with activity during a recent workday as it welcomed dozens of volunteers to help prepare the popular historical site for the summer season. Those present gave up an entire Saturday morning to wash windows, wipe down countertops, clean display areas, rake leaves, and even climb into the open rafters of...
New Church Points To ‘The Way’

New Church Points To ‘The Way’

Summary: Pastor Jody Jones, his wife Angel, and several other families from Christian Lighthouse in New Philadelphia are giving leadership to a new church called The Way. The church is housed in the former Calvary Chapel near Mount Eaton. Main article: The invitation to pastor a new church near Mount Eaton known as The Way, said Jody and Angel Jones, was the confirmation of God’s call on...

4\19 Things we take for granted

Government finances seem to be dominating the news lately. I would love to do a column on government waste, and misuse of tax dollars. However; I don't think this is the appropriate forum for that commentary. Rather I would like to focus on some of the good things the government does with our tax dollars. I need to explain before I go any farther that I am not a fan of the government providing...

Just Around the Corner

We’ve all repeated the saying, “just around the corner.” We could be referring to Christmas morning, the first day of school, turning eighteen, graduation, wedding vows, parenthood, you name it, it’s all just around the corner. As we get ready to turn that corner, to go into an area where we might be a little unsure of ourselves, we ultimately take that next step; and there we are, right in...

4/19/11 Wife, deputy testify in Gresser murder trial

SUMMARY: Deputy says Gresser changed story multiple times, stories did not match medical evidence Though he changed his story numerous times, a Smithville man charged with murdering his daughter always came back to the same reason for assualting the 18-month-old girl: Her crying annoyed him. Over the course of three interviews, Timothy Gresser, 22, 7934 Five Points Road, told Wayne County...