Jack Slemenda
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 25, 2026
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- Jul 17, 2026
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COLUMN: I drank, gambled and found God at the Little Brown Jug (opens the original)
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DELAWARE — I am not from Delaware. I was predominantly raised in a sister-plus-mother household in a home on the east side of Cleveland. Family members have come and gone in my 23 years of life. But it wasn’t until I came to the Little Brown Jug that I fully realized the word “family” comes in many shapes, forms and sizes. The deceased, the forgotten, the disgraced — they don’t carry much weight here. Where you come from matters less than you might think. Who you knew and who you know might get
2 men indicted and arraigned for aggravated murder of Delaware County woman (opens the original)
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DELAWARE — A Delaware County grand jury has upgraded the Tamela Dutcher murder case to an aggravated murder charge. Tamela Dutcher, 55, was shot to death at her Bean Oller Road home on Aug. 14. Bryanna Dutcher told investigators she argued with her mother about cleaning earlier that day and later called Christian Evans to “vent.” On the night of the shooting, Bryanna Dutcher told investigators Evans and Dajameous Payne came to the Bean Oller Road home in Evans’ Camaro. Bryanna Dutcher said she h
Sheriff: Bodies of all 5 adults recovered from Scioto River after apparent rescue attempts (opens the original)
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DELAWARE — Recovery crews recovered the bodies of three adult men from the Scioto River Monday afternoon, officially concluding the search after two women were recovered Sunday night, according to the Delaware County Sheriff’s Office. Delaware County Sheriff Jeff Balzer said investigators believe the five adults entered the river during what appears to have been a series of rescue attempts after one person began struggling in the water. The sheriff’s office has not identified any of the five vic
Rock 'n' Roll Baptisms: Living and dying at my first Inkcarceration & Sonic Temple (opens the original)
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MANSFIELD — They say not all those who wander are lost. But when I wandered into my first Sonic Temple Art and Music Festival back in May, and first Inkcarceration Music and Tattoo Festival this weekend, I was a little lost in the moment. Something helps you find yourself real fast, though. That first rip of the guitar, bash of the drum or bass line reverberating through your ribs is like a guiding light in a sea of sweaty black t-shirts. Although these festivals, or modern-day gladiator pits in
'It doesn't make sense, but it's what we do': Tales from Inkcarceration's pre-party (opens the original)
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MANSFIELD — A former prison worker, a couple of homesteaders, a dude from outside Chicago and a few regulars walked into the Warehouse Tavern on East Fourth Street. Through the smoky downtown Mansfield streets — and I’m not just talking about these Canadian fires — these were the folks I found myself with on Thursday night at Inkcarceration’s official pre-party on a closed-off section of blacktop. “We’re from Central Pennsylvania, near Indiana, Pa., we’re homesteaders, off-gridders, do everythin
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