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  • An in-depth look at Mansfield Lahm Regional Airport; Ashland resident publishes book on faith; Remembering Jack Junior Miller
    Open Source: Who uses Mansfield Lahm Regional Airport?:
    https://www.richlandsource.com/open_source/open-source-who-uses-mansfield-lahm-regional-airport/article_06317de6-76fa-11ec-9def-4fba3f69d8db.html
    Ashland resident releases book on faith:
    https://www.ashlandsource.com/thrive/ashland-resident-releases-book-on-faith/article_f9bb4094-bcc4-536b-a85b-247f8d7a1a93.html
    Jack Junior Miller:
    https://www.richlandsource.com/obituaries/jack-junior-miller/article_a8bc8788-7d4c-11ec-be70-f308561bc874.html
    Todaywe take an in-depth look at Mansfield Lahm Regional Airport. Travelers in the north central Ohio region often flock to the region’s major cities, Columbus and Cleveland, for commercial flights departing from John Glenn Columbus International Airport and Cleveland Hopkins International Airport. But, the region is also home to a handful of smaller regional and county airports that offer flight services to companies and private citizens alike. 
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    7 min
  • Roots salon owner celebrates grand opening of new store; Knox County Spelling Bee; Remembering Alwine Jane Diener Stull
    Business is blooming -- Roots salon owner opens downtown boutique:
    https://www.richlandsource.com/business/business-is-blooming----roots-salon-owner-opens-downtown-boutique/article_f090fba2-7af4-11ec-8a24-93a1eb5fad8e.html
    Mount Vernon 8th-grader wins Knox County Spelling Bee:
    https://www.knoxpages.com/education/mount-vernon-8th-grader-wins-knox-county-spelling-bee/article_65295a60-7ac6-11ec-aa5c-cb4c64b4ec28.html
    Alwine Jane Diener Stull:
    https://www.richlandsource.com/obituaries/alwine-jane-diener-stull/article_c0c27462-7b00-11ec-a83e-532bd3dde2e6.html
     
    Today – Janelle Blake has planted a new business in downtown Mansfield. And the owner of Roots salon celebrated the grand opening of her new store, Bloom Boutique, on Friday.  The owner of Roots salon celebrated the grand opening of her new store, Bloom Boutique, on Friday. There, shoppers can find a mix of outfit staples and statement pieces, along with jewelry, shoes, bath bombs and custom-blend candles.
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    7 min
  • How local health departments are sharing information online; 'Spring Awakening' musical at the Renaissance; Remembering Kay G. Stevens
    PART I: Here’s why Ashland County Health Department disabled its Facebook page:
    https://www.ashlandsource.com/news/part-i-here-s-why-ashland-county-health-department-disabled-its-facebook-page/article_a07b1e50-749a-11ec-8db0-8321e34308b3.html
    PART II: Public health communication in the age of social media:
    https://www.ashlandsource.com/news/part-ii-public-health-communication-in-the-age-of-social-media/article_038965ba-7946-11ec-ac1c-af61d07bedd0.html
    'Spring Awakening' musical at the Renaissance explores all that's known -- and isn't:
    https://www.richlandsource.com/life_and_culture/spring-awakening-musical-at-the-renaissance-explores-all-thats-known----and-isnt/article_4b168a1c-7a21-11ec-a647-43fb1d8c1527.html?block_id=1098581
    Kay G. Stevens:
    https://www.richlandsource.com/obituaries/kay-g-stevens/article_5fc8071e-795f-11ec-9f47-0bc96720f709.html
    Today - How local health departments are shouldering the task of sharing public information online during the pandemic. There was no social media during the last major pandemic in the United States. During the 1918 flu, the public received information from advertisements, newspapers and flyers.  Today, almost two years into the COVID-19 pandemic, social media is flooded with information from personal accounts, health departments and anyone between. And while social media has made public health information more easily accessible, health officials have voiced concerns about how social media also makes it much easier to spread false information. Public health officials in Knox, Richland and Ashland Counties agree. Though it’s a mixed bag, they ultimately think social media is an important tool for public health communication in the digital age.
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    7 min
  • Mansfield man saved from drowning by fishermen; Humphrey Bogart & Lauren Bacall get married; Remembering Douglas Marshall Cameron
    Mansfield man saved from near drowning by fellow fishermen at Pleasant Hill Lake:
    https://www.richlandsource.com/life_and_culture/outdoor/mansfield-man-saved-from-near-drowning-by-fellow-fishermen-at-pleasant-hill-lake/article_66e7c982-78d1-11ec-bf08-33d25050664c.html?block_id=1098581
    Carnival of Animals, sensory-friendly interactive children's concert, set for Feb. 6 at The Renaissance Theatre:
    https://www.richlandsource.com/life_and_culture/carnival-of-animals-sensory-friendly-interactive-childrens-concert-set-for-feb-6-at-the-renaissance/article_780306b4-7962-11ec-b7ea-5b225115c125.html
    Ashland Health Department to host another vaccine clinic Jan. 26:
    https://www.ashlandsource.com/news/ashland-health-department-to-host-another-vaccine-clinic-jan-26/article_6c78a2ae-77d2-11ec-b217-fb3f93cb6334.html
    A Mansfield man was recently saved from nearly drowning by a fellow fishermen at Pleasant Hill Lake. Fred Sowders’ wife told him to wear a coat when he went out fishing the day after Christmas. Hours later, that neon green jacket helped save his life. It was midmorning when Sowders was on the water and decided to move to a different part of the lake. He attempted to pull start his motor, placing his left hand on top of the motor and pulling the cord with his right.
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    8 min
  • Mansfield rapper releases 19th album; Mifflin councilwoman suspended; Remembering Sandra Kay Downs
    Mansfield rapper releases his 'best lyrical project' yet:
    https://www.richlandsource.com/thrive/mansfield-rapper-releases-his-best-lyrical-project-yet/article_e42712d2-7641-11ec-8606-fb1114fdfd8f.html
    Mifflin councilwoman suspended by new council members at village's first meeting of 2022:
    https://www.richlandsource.com/news/mifflin-councilwoman-suspended-by-new-council-members-at-villages-first-meeting-of-2022/article_886aefb8-9b26-588b-b700-0d4741395a0a.html
    Sandra Kay Downs:
    https://www.richlandsource.com/obituaries/sandra-kay-downs/article_0b904d0c-77af-11ec-a158-c38b194bf847.html
    Local hip-hop ‘VaunDoom,’ is releasing his latest project: a 15-track album called, “This Thing I’ve Built.” That was Vaughn Robinson, also known as ‘VaunDoom’ Robinson on his youtube page - VaunDoomTV. Robinson is a Mansfield resident and graduate of Lexington High School. “This Thing I’ve Built” is his 19th album. 
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    8 min
  • What's happening with the Westinghouse properties?; The Raccoon Challenge; Remembering James Vincent Gentile
    Mansfield City Council may vote Tuesday on cleanup of former Westinghouse properties:
    https://www.richlandsource.com/news/mansfield-city-council-may-vote-tuesday-on-cleanup-of-former-westinghouse-properties/article_99f842b4-7608-11ec-aefa-33595e3d5bb4.html
    Column: Local reporter tempts fate, now has dues to pay:
    https://www.knoxpages.com/opinion/column-local-reporter-tempts-fate-now-has-dues-to-pay/article_aa5fd896-77a8-11ec-8784-63b9c39a54f7.html
    James "Jim" Vincent Gentile:
    https://www.knoxpages.com/obituaries/james-jim-vincent-gentile/article_1dc8a762-6cd8-11ec-a440-07956c6c3413.html
    The next step in the demolition and remediation of two former Westinghouse properties on the city's east side might be taken tonight by Mansfield City Council Local lawmakers will likely be joined at tonight’s Richland County commissioners meeting by Tony Vero and Cliff Mears. They’ll help explain the need for the city's commitment to a Land Bank project that would remove a decaying six-story eyesore and the adjoining 13-acre "concrete jungle."
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    7 min
  • Richland County to employ environmental enforcement officer; Mansfield Schools’ annual MLK Day Program; Remembering Wilbur Edwin Hammett
    Richland County to employ environmental enforcement officer:
    https://www.richlandsource.com/news/no-dumping-richland-county-to-employ-environmental-enforcement-officer/article_eeaa8588-74aa-11ec-b51e-efa80c035d8c.html
    Wilbur Edwin Hammett:
    https://www.richlandsource.com/obituaries/wilbur-edwin-hammett/article_c270e07c-75bb-11ec-8275-ffd11fed12f8.html#:~:text=Wilbur%20Edwin%20Hammett%2C%2087%2C%20of,by%20his%20family%20since%201945.
    The Richland County Solid Waste Management Authority board approved the hiring of an environmental officer last week, in the hopes that it would help cut down on illegal dumping throughout the county. The roots of Mansfield's current trash-hauling issues date back more than two decades when the public hauling option was eliminated. In April 1998, Mansfield City Council voted to abolish municipal trash service, dissolving what remained of its sanitation department, which was still serving 2,800 customers.
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    6 min
  • Longtime member of Mansfield City Council passes away; Ashland-native cofounded Ohio Teachers Union, Remembering Michael Patrick Shepherd
    Former long-time Mansfield City Council member dies at age 72:
    https://www.richlandsource.com/news/former-long-time-mansfield-city-council-member-dies-at-age-72/article_bd187506-7325-11ec-8cd3-6f4e96f47e04.html?block_id=1098581
    Michael Patrick Shepherd:
    https://www.richlandsource.com/obituaries/michael-patrick-shepherd/article_1d8c0476-7000-11ec-b35a-ebe24b1a3fa6.html
    We remember Walden "Butch" Jefferson, a long-time former member of Mansfield City Council, who died on Monday. He was 72. Walden Jefferson was a Mansfield man through and through. He was born in Mansfield to W.B. Jefferson Sr. and Pearl Jefferson, in March of 1949. Jefferson attended Mansfield Senior High School. After graduating, Jefferson served in the U.S. Army during the Vietnam War and Operation Desert Storm, earning a Bronze star.
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    6 min
  • Richland County schools struggle to find substitute teachers; Natural gas line replacement in Hayesville; Remembering James Joseph Crowley
    Ontario school board member signs on as volunteer sub:
    https://www.richlandsource.com/education/ontario-school-board-member-signs-on-as-volunteer-sub/article_d6a3f022-7348-11ec-ab99-b74948812889.html
    Columbia Gas beginning natural gas line replacement project in Hayesville:
    https://www.ashlandsource.com/news/columbia-gas-beginning-natural-gas-line-replacement-project-in-hayesville/article_198bf686-7327-11ec-a073-efb24cc6cd79.html
    James "Jim" Joseph Crowley:
    https://www.richlandsource.com/obituaries/james-jim-joseph-crowley/article_ed85897a-6fe4-11ec-a9cb-a7c3912b1851.html
    Schools within Richland County and across the nation have struggled with a substitute personnel shortage, which has only been exacerbated by the pandemic. More teachers are required to stay home, either because they’ve tested positive for COVID-19 or have been identified as a close contact. The need for substitutes is greater now than ever. And there’s simply not enough of them.
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    9 min
  • Mifflin Village councilman arrested, claims it's a conspiracy; Ashland County commissioners' business administrator says goodbye; Remembering Gary Estill Hill
    Mifflin Village councilman arrested, jailed for menacing by stalking, alleges conspiracy for charge:
    https://www.richlandsource.com/news/mifflin-village-councilman-arrested-jailed-for-menacing-by-stalking-alleges-conspiracy-for-charge/article_0ab47997-f6ed-57d9-af9a-241e358d14f0.html
    Ashland County commissioners' business administrator resigns:
    https://www.ashlandsource.com/news/ashland-county-commissioners-business-administrator-resigns/article_a649c78c-7238-11ec-acea-f7f48cb2ca03.html
    Gary Estill Hill:
    https://www.richlandsource.com/obituaries/gary-estill-hill/article_5bf51472-6fd4-11ec-8996-0f5f6ab36fc1.html
    A Councilman from Mifflin Village was arrested and jailed for menacing by stalking. He says the arrest is part of a plot to remove him from office. On December 30, Fred Craig was sworn in as a councilman for the village of Mifflin–and less than a week later, he was served a complaint, charged with menacing by stalking, and arrested on the same day. 
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    8 min

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