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Generals’ hope for big rewards in own tournament

Generals’ hope for big rewards in own tournament

Wooster wrestling won’t have far to travel to compete. The Generals will host their own tournament, Jan. 22, but it is more than a home match in the eyes of head coach Troy Worth when the nine-team tournament gets underway. “It’s good for the kids to get a lot of matches in one day, with finals and having championship matches,” said Worth, who was an assistant coach when the tournament...
Lexington snaps Generals’ OCC streak at five

Lexington snaps Generals’ OCC streak at five

It may be remembered for what the Wooster girls swim team didn’t do. By any other sense it should be remembered for what it almost accomplished. The Wooster girls had their five-year reign as Ohio Cardinal Conference champions snapped by Lexington as Lady Lex piled up 443 points at Mansfield Malabar to nip Wooster by 20 points last Saturday. While that stung, for a team with but one senior it...
The OCC beat goes on for Generals' tankers

The OCC beat goes on for Generals' tankers

The first anything is always special.Wooster High boys swim coach Jeff DeHaan would agree, but he certainly isn't looking down on the latest title in the Generals' Ohio Cardinal Conference's swim collection.After slipping by Ashland in a dual meet earlier this season by only 22 points, the Generals roared to their eighth straight OCC crown with 478 points. That put the Generals well in front of...
My focuser is broken

My focuser is broken

Well, I've been absent from what I consider my "normal" life, or life as I knew it.Changes in our family, my schedule because a part time/temporary job evolved into full time and not so temporary, add in the fact that we are in the process of purchasing a new home and sprinkle over the top of it all, daily life and all the dramas, joys and business that we all deal with, and you have a recipe for...

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Kiwanis International President-Elect visits Wooster

Kiwanis International President-Elect visits Wooster

The Wooster Kiwanis Club welcomed Kiwanis International President-elect Alan Penn to their January 18th meeting. "This year is the 96th anniversary of the founding of the Kiwanis Club. That's what we're celebrating today; that's why we invited Alan to come and speak," said Wooster Kiwanis president Steve LoGiudice. "It is a real honor for us to host him." Several other area Kiwanis Clubs attended...
013111 Subsidized taxi service rolls on into 2011

013111 Subsidized taxi service rolls on into 2011

A key program aimed at providing affordable transportation services to low income residents of Wooster will continue in 2011 as the members of Wooster City Council voted unanimously during their January 18 meeting to continue the city’s subsidized taxi service through 2011. Under the Wooster Recreation Division managed program, income eligible Wooster citizens purchase a card redeemable by...
Tuscarawas County Veterans Service Office hopes to serve more military veterans living in the county

Tuscarawas County Veterans Service Office hopes to serve more military veterans living in the county

If there was only one message that Tuscarawas County Veterans Service Office director, Debbie Cook, could communicate to the estimated 8,106 military veterans living in Tuscarawas County in 2011, it would be to call the office to make an appointment to determine what, if any, benefits and services veterans may be qualified to receive. While the veterans service office is not funded by or...

At your service: Auman Inc.

At your service: Auman Inc. by Patricia M. Albrecht Because of the economy, many people are now choosing to hold on to their vehicles longer by fixing them rather than replacing them with new models. With auto repair on the rise and most power train functions now relying on computers, yesterdays mechanic has become today’s high-tech worker. Centrally located Auman Inc. has the...

1/21/11 Health board votes to raise RV, pool fees

With an eye on shoring up finances for basic services, the Holmes County Health Board voted to raise fees for pool and RV park licensing. The board voted to set fees for RV park licensing at $325 and pool licensing at $340 for 2011. The rates are higher than those suggested by Health Commissioner Dr. D.J. McFadden, who presented recommendations of $275 for RV parks and $325 for pools. Boardmember...