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Memorial stone honors area Civil War veteran
Nearly a century after his death, a Civil War veteran with descendants in the area has a new memorial stone at Sherwood Cemetery.
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Mildred M. Them, 92 Oct. 31 Mildred M. Them celebrated her 92nd birthday Saturday.
Search on for pair of offenders long gone
To say Michael Balnoschan has been flying under the radar would be an understatement.
STRASBURG, OH: Florence B. Stevenson, 92, of Strasburg, Ohio went home to be with the Lord on Thursday, October 29, 2009 at Aultman Hospital in Canton from complications following surgery.
Retired WLW radio host Burbank to sign his book Thursday
Gilbert Gnarley, inquisitive and confused. The irascible Earl Pitts. And the bombastic Reverend Deuteronomy Skaggs.
Ron Simon: Visit Shelby Museum before it closes for the winter
Maybe it's just me, but I love museums. One of my favorites is my hometown museum in Shelby.
hhgregg Launches Chainwide Sale
To mark the opening of several new stores in Florida, Ohio and elsewhere, hhgregg is hosting a three-day chainwide sale at all of its stores.
Here's where stimulus money is putting people to work
Your economic stimulus money is helping to keep the lights on at an electrical contractor' shop in Hawaii, the state where Barack Obama went to high school.
Perrysburg Y director takes post in Florida
The head of Perrysburg's YMCA branch and daughter-in-law of Y chief Robert Alexander is leaving to take an executive position at a larger YMCA system in Florida.
Deals open doors to not-so-hidden treasures
After organizers announced in March that they were discontinuing the effort, participating venues and eateries raised concerns.
Exit 39's "Mortal Locks" for Week 6
I'm still drunk. Seriously, I'm still drunk. Had some 60 year old cougar rubbing my inner thigh and I liked it.
To commemoration National Fire Prevention Week, Clyde Firefighters will be bagging groceries from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday at Miller's Super Valu.
Individual monologues add up to justice served
Or so playwright Jeffrey Hatcher suggests in Murderers , the Contemporary American Theatre Company season opener.
What's YOUR break even point to sell your home?
Christine Rotz's story is hardly unusual. She bought her home at the peak of the market, and has watched its value deteriorate for two years.
New, upscale restaurant opens in Piqua
Downtown Piqua has a new full-service restaurant: Toone P's at the Plaza , located in the recently restored Fort Piqua Plaza at 110 W. High St.
Locals meet with Republican group
Four local residents joined more than 1,300 other Republican women leaders in Orlando, Fla., recently for the 35th biennial convention of the National Federation of Republican Women.
Shop offers a howling good selection of Halloween gear
The Canal Days Festival just keeps getting better every year! How do they do it? I believe it's because they have a very dedicated committee that works diligently to bring everyone in attendance the chance to see and do such a wide variety of attractions and also that they're very proud of Delphos and it's heritage.
Comparison Study: Unusual Patterns in Strategic Vision Polling Data Remain Unexplained
The biggest complaint I received in response to yesterday's article, "Strategic Vision Polls Exhibit Unusual Patterns, Possibly Indicating Fraud" , is that I had not provided for an adequate control group.
In commemorating the centenary of Nkrumah on 21 September 2009, we are remembering a titan of the anti-colonial struggle and African history that all people of African descent - both young and old - should be proud of.