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The Bucket serves up seafood on Lex Ave:

https://www.richlandsource.com/business/the-bucket-serves-up-seafood-on-lex-ave/article_2cbbb19c-43fc-11ec-b2bd-177de64856b9.html?block_id=1098581

Salvation Army Kroc Center hosts ribbon-cutting event for new expansion:

https://www.ashlandsource.com/salvation-army-kroc-center-hosts-ribbon-cutting-event-for-new-expansion/article_0146027a-4649-11ec-8d0f-6f2915738e2d.html

Larry D. Lehman:

https://www.richlandsource.com/obituaries/larry-d-lehman/article_2c5b6c1a-43e3-11ec-8a16-4f665e4d9e90.html

Today - Alana Gillson has opened a new restaurant - it’s called The Bucket, and it’s located at 777 Lexington Avenue. Gillson loves to fish. It's a perfect way to relax, get away and spend time with the people she loves. And now, The mother of three is hoping people feel the same way when they walk into The Bucket. The restaurant specializes in seafood, served primarily in buckets. Highlights include fresh fish and fresh oysters. Gillson said the restaurant gets fresh seafood delivered three times a week. 

Also, the Salvation Army Kroc Center in Ashland celebrated the completion of its expansion project on Saturday with a dedication and ribbon cutting ceremony.

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One of Ohio's most infamous cold cases solved after 52 years:

https://www.richlandsource.com/news/one-of-ohios-most-infamous-cold-cases-solved-after-52-years/article_8b73a5b7-9ad4-545a-a64f-035195c58fbc.html?block_id=1098581

Jumbo comes to Mansfield: 1883:

https://www.richlandsource.com/area_history/jumbo-comes-to-mansfield-1883/article_3cfb3a92-dd41-11e4-b5f8-ffa9dcbb769b.html

Open Source: Why has the Knox County 911 line gone down recently?:

https://www.knoxpages.com/open_source/open-source-why-has-the-knox-county-911-line-gone-down-recently/article_5101dc4a-4189-11ec-a6f3-dfea2a923326.html

Mary M. Swigart:

https://www.richlandsource.com/obituaries/mary-m-swigart/article_e2a7f7f0-43f1-11ec-8fb3-4316557f95e5.html

Today - On Friday July 11, 1969, Theodore John Conrad pulled off one of the biggest bank robberies in Cleveland history. The case remained cold until just this past week when United States Marshals from Cleveland traveled to Boston, Massachusetts and positively identified Thomas Randele of Massachusetts as the fictitious name of Theodore Conrad.

Also, the 911 phone line in Knox County has gone down twice in the last few weeks. The reason why? On Nov. 5 and Oct. 16, CenturyLink — the provider the county uses for its emergency lines — had area outages.

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Veterans Day in Mansfield: 'Every single person who served, your job was important':

https://www.richlandsource.com/news/veterans-day-in-mansfield-every-single-person-who-served-your-job-was-important/article_f6908040-4318-11ec-8a97-ffc38bff0db4.html?block_id=1098581

Owen Fike chose Ashland County Home Memorial Park as Eagle Scout project:

https://www.ashlandsource.com/life/owen-fike-chose-ashland-county-home-memorial-park-as-eagle-scout-project/article_54799bbe-41b2-11ec-b68a-4b215ea203c2.html

Stephen Garfield Anderson Sr.:

https://www.richlandsource.com/obituaries/stephen-garfield-anderson-sr/article_5e38429a-4266-11ec-899e-1713ac5b88db.html

Today - There are no unimportant jobs in the U.S. military, said retired CMSgt. Thomas Jones Jr. during yesterday’s annual Veterans Day ceremony at the Gazebo in Central Park. Jones reminded those in attendance that anyone who takes the military enlistment oath agreed to sacrifice themselves in the defense of the country. He said that no matter when you joined, you didn't know what was going to happen to you ... what the circumstances were going to be. Everyone saw something unique and different - everyone who served.

Also, Jane Roland didn’t know what she’d find when she set out to take photos of old grave markers at Ashland County Home Memorial Park for a genealogical website. What she found, however, was a cemetery in disrepair. The wooden sign welcoming passersby at the front of the property along County Road 1754 had nearly collapsed. The stone markers were sunken into the ground -- some of them weren’t even visible anymore.

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Third Street Family Health Services offers free dental check-ups to veterans

https://www.richlandsource.com/news/third-street-family-health-services-offers-free-dental-check-ups-to-veterans/article_f3215eb6-419c-11ec-b128-0381a8a57969.html?block_id=1098581

Mount Vernon council gets help for city's engineering department, holds on adopting compensation model:

https://www.knoxpages.com/news/mount-vernon-council-gets-help-for-citys-engineering-department-holds-on-adopting-compensation-model/article_d0839126-4219-11ec-91bf-8b281f7aeb14.html

Brian F. Cukrowicz:

https://www.richlandsource.com/obituaries/brian-f-cukrowicz/article_1e6a5f4a-4266-11ec-b1ca-4fd7b3b62431.html

Today - Third Street Family Health Services celebrated Veterans Day early this year with free dental services to area service members. Veterans received an exam, x-rays and a cleaning at no cost. There was also free blood pressure and glucose testing available.

Also, after more discussion on Monday night, the Mount Vernon City Council moved forward on a plan to expand its engineering department and fill other vacant positions. Council members adopted legislation creating the position of “assistant city engineer” However, by a 5-2 vote, they amended the ordinance to remove language that creates an engineering project manager position.

 

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Demeter's Developments working to provide a pathway to home ownership in Mansfield:

https://www.richlandsource.com/solutions/demeters-developments-working-to-provide-a-pathway-to-home-ownership-in-mansfield/article_0dbe3c9a-3742-11ec-9746-f799411ff1b8.html

Knox County school bands march on despite pandemic impacts:

https://www.knoxpages.com/education/knox-county-school-bands-march-on-despite-pandemic-impacts/article_39bb7afa-3d06-11ec-9a0d-3f63a6d3d774.html

Marcie C. Sellers

https://www.richlandsource.com/obituaries/marcie-c-sellers/article_e3144a88-416f-11ec-b7ef-8b4fbc707cf6.html

Today - ​​Nichole Hamilton has lived in her house for almost six years. It’s the only home her three youngest children can remember. So when she found out her landlord was selling the property, she was nervous about what the future held. But, Hamilton found herself in a unique situation. The couple that bought her home wanted to help her buy it.

Also, Knox County’s school bands have found ways to march on despite the pandemic. In December 2019 before the terms COVID-19 and quarantine entered their vocabulary, the Fredericktown marching band members had something else on their minds — Universal Studios. 

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Crisis Intervention team graduates 27th class in Mansfield:

https://www.richlandsource.com/news/crisis-intervention-team-graduates-27th-class-in-mansfield/article_fdb8569a-40d4-11ec-ab45-1fea9b8eb3b2.html

Mohican Hideaway offers “glamping” by the river:

https://www.richlandsource.com/life_and_culture/outdoor/mohican-hideaway-offers-glamping-by-the-river/article_a0d1f9f8-38ec-11ec-8ac8-574ae6728a53.html

Hannelore Wittmer:

https://www.richlandsource.com/obituaries/hannelore-wittmer/article_5c64302c-3ce0-11ec-84f4-1b43010c1989.html

 

Today - The 27th class of law enforcement and first responders have graduated from CIT training. The training is provided by the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) of Richland County, as well as the Richland County Mental Health & Recovery Services Board and the Mansfield Police Department.

Also, if you love sleeping under the stars, kayaking down the Mohican river and sitting by a campfire, but you can’t go without a soft mattress and air conditioning, a glamping dome might be the perfect camping experience for you.

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Sen. Sherrod Brown to visit striking Shelby steel workers on Nov. 8:

https://www.richlandsource.com/news/sen-sherrod-brown-to-visit-striking-shelby-steel-workers-on-nov-8/article_25b5855a-3e50-11ec-ab67-1f46a48ed820.html

Knox County resident celebrates 100th birthday:

https://www.knoxpages.com/life_and_culture/knox-county-resident-celebrates-100th-birthday/article_078b7d30-3f4c-11ec-b4b2-bfa33da3dcbc.html

Frank Duvall:

https://www.richlandsource.com/obituaries/frank-duvall/article_7d97d490-3ce2-11ec-b231-c3070c399341.html

Today - Senator Sherrod Brown is visiting Shelby this morning to address the workers on strike against ArcelorMittal. Brown will likely begin his visit at the union hall, then walk to the picket lines, according to union president Norm Shoemaker. Members of the United Steel Works Local 3057 have been on strike since their contract expired on October 31st. Shoemaker and Brian Sealy, a regional representative for USW, say the company’s representatives walked out of negotiations just hours before the contract expired.

Also, five generations gathered last week to celebrate their patriarch’s century of life. Robert Moore, a World War II veteran, and long-time Knox County resident, turned 100 years old.

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Mansfield City Council approves mobile security camera system for police department:

https://www.richlandsource.com/news/mansfield-city-council-approves-mobile-security-camera-system-for-police-department/article_9f0f1d20-3d07-11ec-b82f-2fecb910180f.html

Ashland County Commissioners hire architectural firm for dog shelter project: 

https://www.ashlandsource.com/news/ashland-county-commissioners-hire-architectural-firm-for-dog-shelter-project/article_4c19f90e-3d7b-11ec-96db-d3cfe3d57a39.html

Beth Ann Popa Castelvetere:

https://www.richlandsource.com/obituaries/beth-ann-popa-castelvetere/article_2e4eb0a2-373d-11ec-ba2f-43296d9f6f92.html

Today - Mansfield City Council has approved the three-year lease of a mobile security camera system for city police. It’s a piece of equipment that Chief Keith Porch said was a "force multiplier" for his department. Council voted unanimously to lease the mobile security camera system from LiveView Technologies, a company based in Utah, at an amount not to exceed $70,200 annually.

Also, Ashland County Commissioners continue to inch along with progress toward building a new dog shelter, but have yet to receive any of the $600,000 a group of dog lovers and the community raised for the project.

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Ohio sending more than $145K to Mansfield Police, Richland & Crawford County Sheriff's offices:

https://www.richlandsource.com/news/ohio-sending-more-than-145k-to-mansfield-police-richland-crawford-county-sheriffs-offices/article_9363c782-3cd5-11ec-95a3-6b5f154df381.html?block_id=1098581

Edwin L. Secrist, Sr.:

https://www.richlandsource.com/obituaries/edwin-l-secrist-sr/article_39b23846-38e2-11ec-a1c0-1b423832c755.html

City Council: Republicans claim at-large seats; Hillier defeats Miller in Fourth Ward:

https://www.knoxpages.com/news/elections/city-council-republicans-claim-at-large-seats-hillier-defeats-miller-in-fourth-ward/article_83a4dfd4-3c49-11ec-9831-d70ae75330ea.html

Today - Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine announced that the Mansfield Police Department, Richland County Sheriff's office and Crawford County Sheriff's department all received grant funding. Locally, $69,344 is headed to the Richland County Sheriff's Office. The Mansfield Police will get $53,973. And the Crawford County Sheriff's Office is getting $23,919.

Also, the three Republican candidates running for Mount Vernon City Council's at-large seats all won in Tuesday's general election, setting up an all-Republican Council beginning January 1st, 2022.

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Richland County prosecutor seeks financial help to ease staffing issues:

https://www.richlandsource.com/news/richland-county-prosecutor-seeks-financial-help-to-ease-staffing-issues/article_d8500e28-3be0-11ec-a1c8-fff198be553d.html

Gregory Harrison Rogers:

https://www.richlandsource.com/obituaries/gregory-harrison-rogers/article_95b66686-38e1-11ec-99fb-7fcbbf94a297.html

Open Source: Are there any new restaurants coming to Ashland?:

https://www.ashlandsource.com/open_source/open-source-are-there-any-new-restaurants-coming-to-ashland/article_d13b0f6c-377a-11ec-86f2-4f3ab676217b.html

Today - Richland County Prosecutor Gary Bishop asked county commissioners for additional funds to help stop his office from acting as a "revolving door" for young attorneys. Commissioners are in the process of conducting budget hearings with all of the county departments. They plan to have a 2022 budget finalized by the end of the year.

Also,  a question from one of Ashland Source’s readers… Are there any new restaurants coming to Ashland?

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