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Strikes and more strikes, 1946
By the time this front page ran in a May, 1946 Eagle-Gazette American workers had been treated to ten years of depression and four years of war, after which industrial managers assumed that their grateful employees would be delighted to continue on under 1933 wages and conditions.
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Lancaster man sent to prison for fatal wreck
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New restaurant Ville du Havre emphasizes savoring a good meal
Patty Matheny, a server at The Ville du Havre, brings Ron Manuel, left, Ramiro "Speedy" Gonzales, center, and Nick McIntosh their food Wednesday in the restaurant's dining room in Lancaster.
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National spelling champ sets sights on college
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National Spelling Bee champ crowned
NATIONAL HARBOR, Md. -- Each year, young people from all over the country are chosen to compete in a decades-old competition in the nation's capital, entering a battle of wits from which only one winner can emerge.
Lancaster man named as fellow for Ohio Bar Foundation
A Lancaster man is one of four people to be named to the Fellows of the Foundation for the Ohio State Bar Foundation.
City looks for ways to slow speeders on Roosevelt Avenue
Residents of North Roosevelt Avenue have circulated a petition asking the city to do something about vehicles speeding on the short residential street on the west side of Lancaster.
Teachers serving McDonald's patrons for fundraiser
Cedar Heights Elementary School speech therapist Kathy Meyer hands cookies to Taylon Conrad, 6, Jorie Garvin, 6, and Tyler Conrad, 9, on Wednesday at the East Main Street McDonald's restaurant in Lancaster.
Two county girls compete at track regionals
As reported in the May 23 issue of The People's Defender, two local girls performed well enough at the Southeast District Track Meet to earn the opportunity to compete in last Wednesday's Regional Track Meet, held at Fairfield Union High School in Lancaster.
Pedestrian struck by vehicle in serious condition
A Lancaster man has been taken to the hospital and is in serious condition after being struck by a vehicle around 10 p.m. Tuesday.
Sugar Grove woman, 90, makes her mark on the community
Betty Primmer, 90, of Sugar Grove, recently was named the Fairfield County Hall of Fame winner by the Central Ohio Area Agency on Aging.
D-3 regional meet off and running
The Division III southeast regional track and field championships are officially under way as of Wednesday night at Fairfield Union High School in Lancaster, Ohio.
Man accused of home invasion pleads guilty
Scott Nelson, left, talks to his attorney Scott Wood after Nelson change of plea hearing.
Grant to help with ash tree eradication
With dead branches hanging above him, Jim Walters looks for signs of emerald ash borer infestation in the trunk of the ash tree in front of his house on East Wheeling Street in Lancaster.
One-vehicle crash knocks out power Sunday
No one was injured in a one-vehicle crash Sunday morning, but the power was knocked out for some residents in the area of North Columbus Street and Whittier Drive in Lancaster, said Lt.
May's a popular time for moving. The Better Business Bureau suggests you take care when hiring a mover, however, because of the handful of bad apples that take advantage of families in transition.
Marietta College Ohio State University Winter Quarter 2012 graduate list
With 4,500 unique types of trees, Dawes Arboretum is like a Vegas-style all-you-can-eat buffet for... Lancaster: Anthony Agosta, Bachelor of Arts; Megan Heller, Bachelor of Science in Business Administration; Brian Hicks, Bachelor of Science Construction Systems Managemnt; Nikolaus Mann, Bachelor of Arts; Kimberly Messner, Bachelor of Science in ... (more)
With 4,500 unique types of trees, Dawes Arboretum is like a Vegas-style all-you-can-eat buffet for... GREAT LAKES, Ill.
Center celebrates National Nursing Home Week
Day 1 of National Nursing Home week was kicked off with a proclamation by Mayor David Smith, left, and a balloon launch.
Tarhe Lions donates 400 dollars for trees
With 4,500 unique types of trees, Dawes Arboretum is like a Vegas-style all-you-can-eat buffet for... LANCASTER -- In conjunction with Lions Club International President's goal of every Lions Club in the world planting trees, the Tarhe Lions of Lancaster donated $400 to the Lancaster Tree Commission to plant a tree in downtown Lancaster and also ... (more)