Mount Pleasant News

Four Buckeye Local juniors, who were named by the Piney Fork American Legion and Auxiliary Post 735 to attend Buckeye Girl and Boy State, spoke on their experiences at a social meeting in the legion hall.

He died at home. He was born July 5, 1913, in Italy, the son of the late Louis and Rosa Rossini.

Mary R. Hensley, 70, died on Tuesday, July 1, 2008. She left this life to live with our Lord following an extended illness.

By Darren Toms, Newsradio WTAM 1100 Check out Darren's personality page Watch video of the robber making his getaway - Cleveland Police are asking for your help in capturing a bank robber.

By JOHN BENSON Special to The Gazette For the past 21 years, Clay's Park Resort has been transformed into a city within a city with the annual Alive Festival, which is scheduled to take place June 18 through 21 ...

DILLONVALE? - ' The Mount Pleasant and Woodland garden clubs were guests at the Rosebud Garden Club Region 12 open meeting and dinner at the Dillonvale City Building.

Ian Roahrig of 69, Dean Street, Piney Fork, has achieved his Eagle Scout rank. Ian, who is from Wyoming but has lived in Piney Fork with his grandparents, Dora and Stacey Roahrig, for the last three years, did ... via Weirton Daily Times

Brilliant Christian Church was the setting for the Sept. 1, 2007, wedding that united Kara Ray and Matthew Schumacher in marriage. via Weirton Daily Times

GRIFFITHS, William C., Jr. 86, of Ferryview Rd., Martins Ferry, OH left this world to be with his lovely wife on Sunday, Apr. via Times Leader Online

Jeannine Hommel Orr, 78, of Columbus peacefully passed away Sunday, April 13, 2008, at Mt. via Chillicothe Gazette

“When we went there to speak (about the bond issue) they're just very positive and very gracious in allowing us to speak. I think they traditionally have been positive”

The two precincts that approved Issue 10 included the areas that encompasses the Hawthorn Glen Senior Living campus area on Hankins Road in Lemon Twp. via MiddletownJournal

Now, here is a most compact and mysterious bit of recent Lancaster history. If you summon up http://tinyurl.com/2pb2s3, you'll find that the picture shownon the site is from the eBay auction for a pink plastic ... via LancasterEagleGazette

Richard T. Reed, of Kingston, went to be with his Lord and Savior on February 22, 2008, at the Adena Regional Medical Center, after a brief illness. via Chillicothe Gazette

“We know there are more costs in terms of tax loss”

Vacant and abandoned properties in Toledo and several other Ohio cities are costing taxpayers millions, both in city services and lost tax dollars, according to a new study. via Toledo Blade

“We've got to address the foreclosure crisis up front because that's feeding this pipeline”

Vacant properties - abandoned in part by a mountain of foreclosures - so far have cost Cleveland more than $35 million, says a study of eight Ohio cities to be released Tuesday. via Cleveland.com

“We kid each other that he walks so he can get rid of me. That's probably only partially true.”

When Jim "Bull" Brammer tells his wife he's going for a walk, she knows not to fix dinner. via MiddletownJournal

“We went through the Flats, the near West Side and St. Clair-Superior and found outdoor sites deserted”

Social workers have been baffled of late by the disappearance of many homeless people sleeping on the streets of Cleveland at night. via The Plain Dealer

Posted Friday, December 21, 2007 ; 06:58 PM Updated Friday, December 21, 2007 ; 07:42 PM Uncle was found dead in a trash can. via WTRF-TV

“I wanted to finish strong before we have a couple weeks off before Midlands”

Pins by David Bertolino and Cyler Sanderson powered No. 2 Iowa State to a 29-10 win over intrastate foe and No. via Rivals.com

The mayor of Cleveland stopped by the office yesterday to explain a complicated front-page problem: The city has run out of credit. via Cleveland.com