Buckeye Book Fair Ohio's largest literary event, the Buckeye Book Fair, brings authors and illustrators and their readers together to raise money to fund literacy projects around the state. Libraries, schools and adult literacy programs are invited to apply for grants for special projects dealing with reading and literacy. The page is updated every Monday. The Daily Record is a subsidiary of Dix Communications . Wooster City Council approved the same request Monday.
Commissioners have the final say on abatement proposals.
Splish, Splash Josh Petersheim gives sister Jenice a little extra refreshment as she slips down a plastic water slide Wednesday afternoon at the family's home on Fredericksburg Road in Franklin Township. Trains were his neighbors when he was a youth growing up on South Walnut Street. Roger Scott works behind the scenes almost every day after his job at Rosemount Analytical, planning, contacting the media, organizing, cleaning. Scott was born in Orrville on South Walnut Street. His house, demolished when the overpass was built in the 1980s, was so close to the railroads tracks, he said, that trains were his neighbors.