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Find your joy during tough times
Finding joy and clinging to that joy is what will bring you through hard times, and it has some health benefits, too.
Ohio State Wooster now unified as CFAES Wooster
The research and student parts have been separate in the past, but changes are afoot to unify the campus, starting with a name change to CFAES Wooster.
No funeral, no problem: Town honors farmer with tractor processional
Since the funeral would allow only 10 people, neighbors showed up on tractors to form a processional to the cemetery, in memory of Bill Cameron.
Sarah Stanley lives on at Stark County Fair
More than $90 a pound offered for girl’s Stark County fair project, who died a month ago.
Congress: Be sure to read it and then pay
On Jan. 5, 2011, www.gop.gov, the website for the “House Republican Majority,” trumpeted news that its members had acted on their “promise” to “ensure that bills are debated and discussed in the public square by publishing the text online for at least three days before coming up for a vote in the House of Representatives.”
Ag’s budget math favors crop insurance
Claims of food stamp fraud just don’t match up with reality.
Hitting the wall
If more home renovation products were catered I think things would go much more smoothly. Why is it that in the pursuit of better living — or at least working plumbing — we first have to live in squalor? In the past week we have been tearing up our bathroom (and everything even remotely connected
Marlington High School: New program hopes to open doors in oil and gas industry for students
A pilot program between the Ohio Department of Education and Marlington High School began this year, and there are 22 students in the program.
It’s official: Medina County is the ‘Pond Capital of Ohio’
We have always known we have had lots of ponds in Medina County. You see them everywhere. People who fly over the county have told us that they seem to see more here than anywhere else in Ohio. So, are we the pond capital of Ohio? Yes, we are! It’s official! The Medina SWCD Board
The circus comes to town
As has been noted here before, most journalists get into the writing game because they cannot do math. I don’t mean the hard stuff like differential equations; I mean the incredibly hard stuff like subtraction and division. Math-challenged as we ink blots might be, we are Nobel Laureates compared to the sausage grinders on Capitol
