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Sarah G. Stryffeler
WOOSTER – Sarah G. “Sally” Stryffeler, 83, of Wooster died Sept. 15, 2014, at Wooster Community Hospital. She was born April 3, 1931, in Medina, the daughter of George Atlee and Harriett Emily Clark Ganyard. She married Myron W. Stryffeler on November 3, 1951. He preceded her in death on Aug. 8, 1998. Stryffeler was
Event highlights link between education and national security
WASHINGTON, D.C.–The U.S. Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with the Council on Foreign Relations, hosted an event recently to discuss an Independent Task Force report launched by CFR titled, U.S. Education Reform and National Security. The event, sponsored by Raytheon, highlighted how education plays a role in national security. Warning The report warns that the
Vilsack to tour rural America
WASHINGTON — U.S. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack will lead the Obama Administration’s Rural Tour. Over the next several months, Vilsack will be joined by top administration officials at discussions throughout the country about how the USDA and other federal agencies are working to strengthen rural America. Vilsack and Vice President Joe Biden kicked off the
Full steam ahead: Join June 8 train ride
Mahoning Valley Railroad Heritage Assoc. will operate a steam-powered passenger train to Sugarcreek.
Geauga SWCD names Conservation Teacher of the Year
Bruce Cline has been selected as the 2023 Conservation Teacher of the Year by the Geauga Soil and Water Conservation District.
Reader: Support country of origin labeling for beef
Reader calls cattle producers to take notice of upcoming legislation that could impact the industry.
Crum, Gerber to steer Wayne Co. Fair campaign
The Wayne County Fair’s junior expansion project campaign is nearing $500,000 in pledges, and two well-known community members are leading the campaign.
Ohio county farm bureaus excel in national contest
Four Ohio county Farm Bureaus have been chosen as winners in the 2014 American Farm Bureau Federation County Activities of Excellence Awards program.
Reader concerned about safety of truck weight limits
Editor: Gov. Kasich just signed house bill (HB) 51, the transportation budget, into state law. Many Ohioans are unaware of a provision the Ohio House of Representatives had inserted as an amendment to the bill, which would have raised truck weight limits up to 90,000 pounds. County Engineers Association of Ohio led the fight to
Farmers must stand united
Editor: I’d like to address the continued criticism that Farm Bureau has taken over the HSUS compromise, as I see that many people are still upset by it. Farm Bureau leadership made the decision they thought they had to make at the time, whether you agree with it or not, it was made. How many
