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75 dogs recovered from 'deplorable conditions' at Shelby home (opens the original)
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SHELBY – The average pet-owning household in the United States has 1.6 dogs. Imagine 75. Friday morning, at 10:31 a.m., Shelby police responded to an animal complaint at 73 Marvin Ave. Authorities arrived two minutes later and found 60 dogs. Officers and humane agents spoke to the owners, who gave consent for the officers to check the condition of the animals. The officers returned later in the day with warrants to recover the dogs. “Deplorable conditions is an understatement,” The Richland Coun
A different kind of homecoming: SPARK Conference unites Mansfield Sr.'s past, present (opens the original)
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MANSFIELD – All it takes to start a fire is a spark. Mansfield Senior High School shows that annually. This year’s SPARK Conference on Sept. 17, drew students in to hear from Mansfield Senior alumni during a day of speeches and conversations. “For our students, SPARK is about exposure, inspiration, and possibility,” said Mansfield Senior High School principal Kris Beasley. “It gives them an opportunity to hear from people who have taken different paths and to begin thinking about what their own
Richland County commissioners proclaim Friday 'Dolly Parton Day,' make funding plans for Imagination Library (opens the original)
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MANSFIELD – Parents across Richland County work “9-to-5” to put food on the table for their kids. Dolly Parton believed that shouldn’t come at the cost of literacy, an effort she promoted around the world until her death Aug. 25 at the age of 80. Richland County commissioners opened their meeting Thursday by officially proclaiming Friday as “Dolly Parton Day,” votin unanimously in support of Parton’s beliefs surrounding literacy. Parton’s Imagination Library supplies free books to children aged
Plymouth Village Council backs major water line fix, gives voice to independent candidate (opens the original)
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PLYMOUTH – Pipes, pavement and politics shared the spotlight at Monday night’s village council meeting. Council authorized a bid for up to a $500,000 grant to the Ohio Public Works Commission to help replace the Plymouth Springmill Road water line. The grant would cover 2,860 feet of lining, running out to the last fire hydrant, where a previously installed main line ties back into Springmill. “It’s the (same grant) I used to get the Plymouth East project done,” Mayor Cassaundra Fryman said. “We
Lights, cameras, action: NAMI CIT graduation ceremony teaches patience, de-escalation (opens the original)
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MANSFIELD – Real and fake blended together as Mansfield police officers took the stage in the Mansfield Playhouse during a final test in their Crisis Intervention Team training. The training was in partnership with the National Alliance on Mental Illness, taking place over the past week for the 37th time. In the final test, officers took the stage with actors from the Mansfield Playhouse and act out fully improvised scenes. It’s volunteer work for the actors, optional for the officers. “They vol
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