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Springfield Twp. shares results of internal investigation into fire department
SPRINGFIELD TOWNSHIP — Retired fire chief and fire science professor Bill Kramer distilled the internal turmoil at the Springfield Township Fire Department into one cause: “firehouse family squabbles.” With more […]
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Open Source: What is happening with the unfinished church on Park Avenue West?
EDITOR’S NOTE: This story was written in response to a reader-submitted question through Open Source, a platform where readers can ask Richland Source’s newsroom to investigate a question. ONTARIO ─ […]
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Poll: Will you wear a mask again?
MANSFIELD — Masks may be returning to everyday life, as COVID-19 cases rise in Ohio with the emergence of the Delta variant. The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) announced Tuesday […]
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We asked, you answered: How would you invest $85 million?
EDITOR’S NOTE: This story was written in response to reader-submitted questions through Open Source, a platform where readers can ask Richland Source’s newsroom to investigate a question. MANSFIELD — How would […]
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Cleveland Financial announces winners of Downtown Lights photo contest
MANSFIELD — With only 230 days until Christmas, what better time to announce the winners of last year’s Downtown Mansfield Holiday Lights Photo Contest? This past December, Cleveland Financial sponsored […]
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Shelby debates how to spend $1.8 million from American Rescue Plan
SHELBY — Guidelines for spending funds from the American Rescue Plan have left the Shelby Finance & Personnel Committee with more questions than answers. The city of Shelby will receive […]
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Guidelines changing for Ohio students exposed to COVID-19 in classroom setting
CEDARVILLE — Ohio is changing its quarantine guidelines in regards to students who may have been exposed to COVID-19 in a classroom setting. Gov. Mike DeWine announced on Wednesday the […]
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Shelby Health Department leads with transparency in managing COVID-19
SHELBY — Almost every day since the beginning of May, an email hits the inboxes of media, government officials, safety forces and school leaders in and around Shelby: A COVID-19 […]
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First COVID-19 vaccines in Richland County administered at OhioHealth Mansfield
MANSFIELD — Christmas came early for healthcare providers at OhioHealth. On Tuesday, for the first time in Richland County, the COVID-19 vaccine was administered to 75 frontline physicians, providers and […]