Rittman News

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The featured speaker at Sunday's Memorial Day weekend events at Ohio Western Reserve National Cemetery said the word "sacrifice" is too often used to mean refraining from buying a new car or something similar.

The hamlet we today know as Easton was called during pioneer days by a variety of names.

Students in Rittman's class of 2012 have always taken classes in older buildings, whether it was Hauenstein Hall, the old North Street Elementary, West Hill Elementary, Rittman Middle or Rittman High schools.

Tracy Rose of Norton assists his daughter Allayna Rose, 8, of Brownie Troop 462, place a flag at the grave of a Vietnam veteran at the Ohio Western Reserve National Cemetery Cemetery Saturday in Rittman.

The simple flat tombstones stand like soldiers in formation, row after row, stretching to the horizon over this Medina County farmland.

As city leaders look to shore up a looming $300,000 gap between revenues and expenditures, one piece of the puzzle for which they are holding out hope is to receive additional inside millage.

About 100 eighth-graders from Creston Middle School line the roadway with flags at Ohio Western Reserve National Cemetery in Rittman, Ohio, in November 2010 in honor of Marine Staff Sgt.

Before making a final decision about whether to reduce the income tax credit for residents who work out of town, a couple of councilmen think there needs to be more public awareness.

Submitted photo Debris litters the edges of the lane to the property at 7971 Washington Township Road 470 in Holmes County, which is owned by Jonnie Bond and Ari Jolovitz.

Whatever council decides about the ultimate fate of reducing the amount of income tax credit it extends to those who live in the city and work elsewhere, it will likely involve a vote of all of its members.

Mike Schenk photo/www.buydrphotos.com Dave Maletich, the new manager for the transitional care unit at Wooster Community Hospital, stands in the area where the unit will be located.

Saturday's procession route has been set for Second Lt. David Rylander, 23, who was killed in Afghanistan May 2 from the funeral home to The Chapel in Akron.

Funeral services and the procession for a Stow soldier killed in combat are set for Saturday.

Four Barberton residents were injured in a crash April 8 along state Route 21. According to the Wooster Post of the State Highway Patrol, Glenn E. Waller Jr., 30, Kimberly R. Waller, 30, and Hannah L. Waller, 2, all of Keller Street, were transported to Montrose West by a Chippewa Township squad.

The Warren Local and Fort Frye Local school districts' agreement Wednesday to share current Warren Local Superintendent Tom Gibbs is not a new concept in Ohio.