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Cabinetmaking gets its start in Wooster from William Spear
A particularly prominent cabinetmaker in the city's history was William Spear, who was born in Cumberland County, Pa., on Dec.
Joel Leo Meyer, 18, of Clyde, died on Saturday, June 14, 2008 at his home. Joel was born in Fremont, Ohio to Larry and Jennifer Meyer, on September 20, 1989.
Local education briefs: Tyger Tykes Preschool in Mansfield taking applications
MANSFIELD -- Tyger Tykes Preschool at Mansfield Senior High School is accepting registration for next school year.
Miami County fire does $100,000 in damage
More... Miami County fire does $100,000 in damage By Ben Sutherly Saturday, May 10, 2008 BROWN TWP., Miami County - Firefighters are trying to determine whether an electrical problem sparked a fire that ... via Dayton Daily News
US to Investigate PC Power Supply Trade Complaint
The U.S. International Trade Commission has launched an investigation of 14 companies importing PC power supplies into the U.S. following a complaint by two companies that the imported hardware violates their ... via PC World
Workshop Destroyed In Late Night Fire Near Casstown
Fire investigators from Casstown are looking for the cause of a fire that destroyed a large 40' by 60', two-story building used as a workshop, storage, and stable for four horses at 1660 Casstown-Sidney Road ... via WHIOTV
Coshocton County Sheriff's Office Justice Center Jan. 20 Total inmate population, 66; males, 61; females, 5. Accidents Jan. via Coshocton Tribune
January 10, 2008: Great Miami River Group Workcamp Project Round II Applications
“These really are remarkable young people”
Great Miami River Group Workcamp Project - Round II Applications Open January 9, 2007 for Piqua Area Group Workcamp - Free Housing Rehab Sponsored by City of Piqua and Local Churches in 2008 The Great Miami ... via Piqua Ohio
Young farmers go West to harvest, learn ropes
“This experience is pretty much priceless for any type of career in agriculture.”
BROWN TWP., Miami County -- Local farm boys and other country types are heeding the 19th-century advice, "Go West, young man." These days, that often means harvesting grain for months at a time on the Great ... via Dayton Daily News
Champaign County Resident Killed In Miami County Crash
State Highway Patrol troopers said they have a number of unanswered questions as they investgate a single car traffic fatality that was reported shortly after 4 a.m. Sunday in Miami County. via WHIOTV
Systemax Unveils Four New Laptops
The Intel Santa Rosa chipset boosts the unit's networking range and offers Turbo Memory. via Digital Game Developer
Lima canteen historical designation notes where GIs got smiles and sandwiches
“So we would stick a couple extra sandwiches in their hands or pockets. Every once in awhile one of the guys would get off the train with tears coming down his cheeks and he'd say, 'I can't believe you're doing this.'”
Sixty-five years have passed, and Valaire Orchard is still uncertain whether it was civic duty or the prospect of meeting young handsome soldiers that initially inspired her and some girlfriends to help one day ... via Toledo Blade
Lima's WW II canteen still serving memories
“It actually had an impact nationally, and just by virtue of the letters that came back from these servicemen we know they didn't forget it”
A bologna-salad sandwich, a piece of pie, and a steaming cup of coffee were just about as good as it got for troops passing through Lima by train during World War II. via Toledo Blade
The Clyde Public Library presents award-winning classical guitarist Peter Fletcher in a performance at 7 p.m. Monday. via News-Messenger