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Riding with Ashland Police means learning how to deal with Dead on Arrival

https://www.ashlandsource.com/news/riding-with-ashland-police-means-learning-how-to-deal-with-dead-on-arrival/article_89b74cf0-8db5-11ec-b4ed-9b160d2d518e.html

NASA astronaut, Ashland native Robert Springer to address hometown on March 10:

https://www.ashlandsource.com/news/nasa-astronaut-ashland-native-robert-springer-to-address-hometown-on-march-10/article_9d7779c2-9071-11ec-8e0d-cba11fa017f9.html

Clara Killinger:

https://www.richlandsource.com/obituaries/clara-killinger/article_b4aafb12-932f-11ec-b26b-a3c45d88fc5d.html

You may have already seen Staff Reporter Dillon Carr’s series about a typical shift for an Ashland Police officer. Carr spent 12 hours over two days with a couple Ashland Police officers earlier this year. And one of the many challenges of the job that came to light was dealing with “Dead on Arrival”. 

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Pandemic can't stop Richland County business community:

https://www.richlandsource.com/business/pandemic-cant-stop-richland-county-business-community/article_c5f916be-8fa7-11ec-a22f-a783c9f47664.html

Then & Now: The Women's Club 1928:

https://www.richlandsource.com/area_history/then-now-the-womens-club-1928/article_637d713e-263f-11e5-a15c-af4fa5260ef8.html

New 29-space, free downtown parking lot project headed to Mansfield City Council:

https://www.richlandsource.com/news/new-29-space-free-downtown-parking-lot-project-headed-to-mansfield-city-council/article_dc1f5ad6-902c-11ec-b3bc-73c6d1ff3b4a.html

Pauline “Polly” Pearl Rhein:

https://www.richlandsource.com/obituaries/pauline-polly-pearl-rhein/article_03100650-9103-11ec-8e89-7ba0da751485.html

Simply gathering in person was a treat for those in attendance at the annual Richland Area Chamber and Economic Development dinner at the Mid-Ohio Conference Center on Wednesday night. Jodie Perry, president and CEO of Richland Area Chamber and Economic Development, was the first to note that refreshing change after two years meeting remotely via zoom, online, swapping text messages and email. Still, the business of Richland County business didn't stop despite the challenges presented by the pandemic.

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New Ohio law allows fireworks; Mansfield City Council not sure:

https://www.richlandsource.com/news/new-ohio-law-allows-fireworks-mansfield-city-council-not-sure/article_ac9a804e-8f58-11ec-b545-2fca272481a1.html

Norma J. Hildebrand:

https://www.ashlandsource.com/obituaries/norma-j-hildebrand/article_7e056dbd-bd66-5020-a049-5ad1f0b3005c.html

Ohio’s new law allowing consumer grade fireworks is a source of disagreement in the Mansfield city council. A change in Ohio law, which allows residents to shoot off their own consumer-grade fireworks on and around several holidays, takes effect July 1. Under the old law, Ohio residents purchasing consumer-grade fireworks -- things like firecrackers, Roman candles and bottle rockets -- had 48 hours to transport them out of the state.

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Mansfield City Council OKs $1.4 million request for two new fire trucks:

https://www.richlandsource.com/news/mansfield-city-council-oks-1-4-million-request-for-two-new-fire-trucks/article_09018dce-8ed1-11ec-be30-8bb6d9437b62.html

Ashland approves $71.8 million in appropriations for 2022:

https://www.ashlandsource.com/news/ashland-approves-71-8-million-in-appropriations-for-2022/article_4f7e85d4-8ec9-11ec-9bba-97c1392a6595.html

Paul E. Bauman:

https://www.richlandsource.com/obituaries/paul-e-bauman/article_db27b454-8e81-11ec-b6a1-abccbc49ec14.html

Alomar Davenport joined in a Mansfield City Council unanimous vote Tuesday evening to approve a $1.4 million purchase of two new fire trucks. But, the 4th Ward representative, currently in his second month as chair of council's finance committee, made it clear that he didn't appreciate the fact local lawmakers had so little time to review the request.

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Grand jury: officers' actions were a 'justifiable use of force' in Sean Rowe death:

https://www.richlandsource.com/news/grand-jury-officers-actions-were-a-justifiable-use-of-force-in-sean-rowe-death/article_6415d6fa-8e92-11ec-b7a8-6ff3e5633d60.html

Madison's Kuhn, Shelby trio headline District 6 girls basketball teams:

https://www.richlandsource.com/sports/girls_basketball/madisons-kuhn-shelby-trio-headline-district-6-girls-basketball-teams/article_57df639c-8e88-11ec-87cd-27bb5bb9beda.html?block_id=1098581

Gary Lee Hendrix:

https://www.richlandsource.com/obituaries/gary-lee-hendrix/article_b0a8fd02-8e7f-11ec-b635-37884e634389.html

A grand jury has determined that officers' actions were a "justifiable use of force" during an incident that resulted in the death of an Army veteran in early August. Sean Rowe was 38 years old when he was shot and killed by officers following an hours-long standoff along Peterson Road.

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Open Source: When will the City of Mansfield switch on the public wi-fi system downtown?:

https://www.richlandsource.com/open_source/open-source-when-will-the-city-of-mansfield-switch-on-the-public-wi-fi-system/article_0e7c1f14-8dc1-11ec-a499-bf06d8136191.html?block_id=1098581

Ohio's history in the presidency is abundant, if undistinguished:

https://www.richlandsource.com/area_history/ohios-history-in-the-presidency-is-abundant-if-undistinguished/article_2909237c-47cb-11ec-bf80-7b722fa07164.html

Steven "MeMo" George Remmer:

https://www.richlandsource.com/obituaries/steven-memo-george-remmer/article_7d64b34a-8da4-11ec-b2dc-8bc8d492f6bb.html

Supply chain issues have slowed the implementation of a free, public wi-fi system in the city's downtown. But James Weiner, the city's Information Technology director, now says the system is almost ready to go!

 

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Does the church have a role in addiction recovery?:

https://www.richlandsource.com/solutions/does-the-church-have-a-role-in-addiction-recovery/article_3e8523a7-d333-5b69-a440-248fa36b323c.html?block_id=1098581

Janet L. Miller:

https://www.richlandsource.com/obituaries/janet-l-miller/article_d36804f2-8c2f-11ec-b5ab-176013af694a.html

Twenty million people in the United States suffer from addiction. That's one in seven people. And a local pastor thinks the church can be a source of support for those struggling with substance abuse, especially in rural areas where treatment services are frequently lower and church attendance higher. 

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Innovation helps Crestview students capture title at Ohio Future City competition:

https://www.richlandsource.com/education/innovation-helps-crestview-students-capture-title-at-ohio-future-city-competition/article_bad61988-850e-11ec-8271-7f7cccab5a61.html

Deborah Lynn Ruby:

https://www.knoxpages.com/obituaries/deborah-lynn-ruby/article_808af640-8829-11ec-8909-37a568b4d11c.html

Crestview Middle School students won big at the Ohio region's DiscoverE Future City competition. Imagine a future with zero waste: where there’s no trash cans or landfills, where even air pollution can be recycled. A group of Crestview Middle School students did just that to win the top honor in a statewide STEM competition. Crestview's model metropolis took first place in the Ohio region's DiscoverE Future City competition, earning seven special awards. Future City is a project-based learning program where students research, design and build the cities of the future. Each year, they’re given a different problem and must create a futuristic city that addresses it.

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79th annual Danville Raccoon Dinner to support Dalton Sheldon Fund:

https://www.richlandsource.com/life_and_culture/79th-annual-danville-raccoon-dinner-to-support-dalton-sheldon-fund/article_a8a87995-f15b-5f22-9fbc-32ed7fd6de57.html

There's no way around it: Ashland is getting a roundabout — at zero cost to the city, officials tout:

https://www.ashlandsource.com/news/theres-no-way-around-it-ashland-is-getting-a-roundabout-at-zero-cost-to-the/article_87cf3a46-83c5-11ec-bc2e-bf6fc823a6dc.html

Judith J. Watson:

https://www.richlandsource.com/obituaries/judith-j-watson/article_ec80a518-884f-11ec-a454-67e03f6e0939.html

The Danville Lions Club held their 79th Raccoon dinner this week. The 2022 Danville Lions Club Raccoon Dinner was held this past Monday at the St. Luke's Community Center. The meal was served from 4:30 to 7 p.m. on a first-come, first-serve basis. Of course, the chances of being turned away from Monday night’s festivities empty-handed were pretty slim. Almost 500 pounds of raccoon was prepared for dinner, along with a plethora of more conventional dishes.

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Mansfield Board of Control awards $1.5 million contract for dry dam design:

https://www.richlandsource.com/news/mansfield-board-of-control-awards-1-5-million-contract-for-dry-dam-design/article_8261bb84-88e7-11ec-bae9-d7ad027ae543.html?block_id=1098581

New director sworn in at the Knox County Board of Elections:

https://www.knoxpages.com/news/new-director-sworn-in-at-the-knox-county-board-of-elections/article_e682eacc-8831-11ec-863f-6306aa9ecb91.html

Paul McClain:

https://www.richlandsource.com/obituaries/paul-mcclain/article_f12f7f04-882b-11ec-9491-f7c9b74ff993.html

The Mansfield Board of Control has awarded a $1.5 million contract to EMH&T for the design of an earthen dry dam aimed at alleviating flooding on the city's north. Mansfield City Council approved the expense back in September for the design of the Touby Run Flood Mitigation Hazard Project to remove 106 acres of homes and businesses from the city's north end flood plain. According to the EMH&T proposal, the dry dam would reduce the potential for inundation of land, buildings and key transportation corridors during the 100-year flood event.

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