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The city of Wooster will openly engage with Wooster residents about possible cuts in the city's budget. Ongoing discussions will take place through many different forms of media.
Six young men from Wooster High School will attend Buckeye Boys State in June.
Aid in psilocybin investigation used as example.
During his State of the City address before city council Feb. 6, Wooster Mayor Bob Breneman looked at the challenges the city will face in 2013.
Writer expresses support for Captain Charles Hardman for Wayne County Sheriff.
This Letter to the Editor asks for support for Travis Hutchinson in the campaign for Wayne County Sheriff.
In this Letter to the Editor, Charles Hardman is qualified to be an effective, experienced leader as the next Wayne County Sheriff.
In this Letter to the Editor, the writer states that Charles Hardman is the most qualified candidate for sheriff.
During his State of the City address before city council Feb. 6, Wooster Mayor Bob Breneman looked at what lies ahead for the city in 2012.
In this Letter to the Editor, voters are urged to select Travis Hutchinson as the new Wayne County Sheriff.
In this Letter to the Editor, the writer deems Charles Hardman the better choice.
In this Letter to the Editor, voters are urged to select Travis Hutchinson as the new Wayne County Sheriff.
In this Letter to the Editor, the writer is endorsing Travis Hutchinson for Wayne County Sheriff.
According to this Letter to the Editor, Captain Charlie Hardman is recognized as a true leader within the Wayne County Sheriff's Department
This Letter to the Editor states that it is important for the new sheriff to have specific firsthand experience.
In this Letter to the Editor, the writer is asking that voters elect Charles Hardman as sheriff.
This writer finds Charles Hardman to be the better choice for sheriff.
This Letter to the Editor expresses the opinion that Charles Hardman is the best candidate for sheriff.
This Letter to the Editor expresses support for Charles Hardman for sheriff.
During his State of the City address before city council Feb. 6, Wooster Mayor Bob Breneman looked back on the milestones the city reached in 2011.
The union that represents all city employees other than members of management and the fire and police departments has agreed to a multiyear wage freeze.
Congressman Jim Renacci's staff set up shop at the Wayne County Public Library Jan. 23 to assist constituents with problems.
By agreeing to multiyear wage freezes, local labor unions are helping the city and county get through tough economic times.
Secretary of State announces 4,086 signatures submitted from petitioners.
Robert Fowler, Wooster's director of administration, has resigned.
Before the start of their final meeting of 2011, four members of Wooster City Council and the mayor took the oath of office.
One of Ohio's significant industries will be affected by the federal health care reform plan.
Lt. Gov. Mary Taylor will be at the Wooster YMCA, Monday, Dec. 12.
Rep. Jim Renacci gives a statement regarding Veterans Day.
Wayne County voters headed to the polls Nov. 8 to have their voices heard on the dozens of races and ballot initiatives up for their consideration in the fall general election.
Polls in Wayne County will remain open until 7:30 p.m. this evening for voters to cast their votes in the fall 2011 general election.
Candidates in the three contested races to be decided by the voters of Wooster faced off Oct. 27 during Candidates Night at the Wayne County Public Library.
When heading to the polls Nov. 8, the citizens of Wooster will have the opportunity to vote on a wide variety of local races and statewide issues.
With the Nov. 8 fall general election just around the corner, voters can find all the information they need to know on how and where to cast their ballots at the Wayne County Board of Elections.
Jon Ansel endorses Dave Todaro for judge in the Wayne County Municipal Court.
Prescription drug abuse may be everywhere, but the approval of a .25 mil replacement levy for the MEDWAY Drug Enforcement Agency will allow the fight against prescription drug abuse to go on.
It's that time of year again when residents begin raking leaves to the tree lawn in anticipation of the city's annual leaf collection program, which is scheduled to get underway on October 31.
Will undergo treatment at psychiatric hospital to restore competency.
As voters prepare to head to the polls to decide the fate of Issue 2, a pair of experts debated the merits of the ballot initiative that seeks to uphold Senate Bill 5.
The supporters of the Wayne County Democratic Party who gathered for the annual Jackson Day Dinner came away energized by the speeches of party leaders.
Financial matters dominated Congressman Jim Renacci's recent Conversation with Your Congressman event at The College of Wooster Sept. 28.
Rep. Jim Renacci releases a statement following his Conversation with Your Congressman on Wednesday, Sept. 28.
After 41 years of public service, John Wise, Wayne County Emergency Management Agency director, has earned a well deserved retirement.
Wooster Area Chamber of Commerce to host a debate on Issue 2.
Friend's testimony, May 16 interview with police part of testimony in murder trial's second day.
"Fingerprints in blood" led to arrest of accused.
TEA Party to sponsor a public meeting.
A statement from Rep. Jim Renacci on the 10th anniversary of September 11.
We Are Ohio, a citizen-driven bipartisan organization working to repeal Senate Bill 5, has a new office for their Wooster headquarters.
House Representatives work toward passing the Deficit Committee Transparency Act.
Claims 1823 tribal lands ruling grants use of property off U.S. 30.
A letter to the editor on the impact of federal spending cuts on current and retired federal employees.
After 15 years as the Wayne County sheriff, Thomas G. Maurer has decided not to seek a fifth term, thus announcing his retirement.
After 15 years as Wayne County sheriff, Thomas Maurer has announced that he will not seek re-election in 2012.
A .25 mil replacement levy for the MEDWAY Drug Enforcement Agency is on its way to the fall ballot.
Wooster City Schools Resource Officer Ken Linz will be back on the job this fall thanks to a grant obtained by the Wooster City School District.
With the passage of the fiscal year 2012 tax budget, the process of completing the actual appropriations budget for next year is officially underway.
Before adjourning for their one month summer recess, the members of Wooster City Council made their decision on The College of Wooster's request to close the one block portion of Gasche Street between University Street and Wayne Avenue.
With a larger than normal audience expected, Wooster City Council is moving its July 5 meeting to the Wooster Community Center.
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