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Jane Hurst Bell, 83, of Bryan, Ohio, died at 5:21 a.m. Monday, May 20, 2013, shortly after admittance to Community Hospitals and Wellness Centers, Bryan.
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Police security may be coming to Wayne library
Calls to the police department from the library have been sufficiently frequent to warrant inviting the chief to a board meeting to discuss police presence at the building.
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Wayne County Public Library and Main Street Wooster to hold Kids' Day on June 1
Children will have a lot to do June 1 as they mark the kick off to summer during the Wayne County Public Library's and Main Street Wooster's annual Kids' Day celebration.
Wooster YMCA opens new youth center; kids camps ready to go
Freshly painted walls adorned with giant pineapples and palm trees will greet attendees of the Y-Day Camp this summer when they enter the Wooster YMCA's brand-new youth center.
John and Denise Retherford, 2034 Township Road 405, Jeromesville, OH 44840, are celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary today.
The 1960's: A time of war, inequality and hippies
In a quick study of the '60s this week, Shreve Elementary School students learned how to speak, eat and play as if they lived in the decade encompassing turmoil, war, inequality and political assassinations.
Oasis Recovery Club plans Recovery Rocks fundraiser on June 14 at Christmas Run Park in Wooster
The Oasis Recovery Club has been around for more than four years as a place where people recovering from substance abuse can gather in a sober environment to socialize.
Morale lifter, fitness booster
College of Wooster employees from across campus -- from hospitality, food service, the office of the president, and the coaching staff, to name a few groups -- signed up in droves to take part in the corporate fitness challenge, according to Pam Tegtmeier, The College's wellness program director, who is managing the endeavor with Angela Johnston, ... (more)
Auditions held for 'Quota Idol 2013' at Wooster High School's Performing Arts Center
Jennifer Winkler photo/www.buydrphotos.com The top 16 contestants will perform during the first night of "Quota Idol 2013" on June 22 at Wooster High School's Performing Arts Center.
A BOY, Conner Andrew Smith, was born May 3 to Alyson Michael and John Smith of Spencer.
Dan Starcher photo/www.buydrphotos.com CAUSE FOR THE PAWS -- Taylor Lamborn, a College of Wooster graduate and local musician, will perform at SoMar Wine Cellars on Tuesday from 6-8 p.m. for a fundraiser to benefit the Wayne County Humane Society.
Open auditions for Wooster's Quota Idol 2013 set for Saturday
Wooster High School's Performing Arts Center will be filled with some of the area's top talent Saturday, when Wooster Quota Club holds auditions for Quota Idol 2013.
Bits and pieces 5-17: Diving into the history of Downtown Wooster's Miller Block
Several months ago, Kyle Durniat and her father, Mike Barnes, said they were interested in learning about the history of the building that houses their First Amendment Public House .
Woman on receiving end of good deed thankful for generosity
When a Wooster resident read the news about two Edgewood Middle School students who found money on the playground of the former Layton Elementary School and returned it to the bank to give to the unidentified person who lost it, she called the newspaper to announce she was the woman on the receiving end of the good deed.
Students from across the county attend presentation to 'celebrate our ...
By the time she was their age, a downtown Wooster entrepreneur told about 30 middle school students, she had lived at six different addresses in three different states.
Assessing soybean stands under cool conditions
Soybean prices at various country markets were called merely steady this morning, but the underlying tightness of domestic supplies seemed to limit losses in nearby CBOT futures.
Region briefs 5-15: Wooster, Norwayne
A representative from Policy Matters Ohio will speak about Gov. John Kasich's proposed budget at 7 p.m. Thursday at the Wayne County Public Library.
Wooster boys provide 'a proud moment' for their parents
An unidentified person who left $180 tucked in a bank envelope have Max Griffin and Jake Keslar to thank for getting every cent of it back.