Carl Hunnell
Editor at Richland Source
30-year print newspaper guy. Now City Editor for @richlandsource Father of 3 sons and also a grandpa. Prior military journalist in @USNavy, @OHNationalGuard
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6 days ago |
richlandsource.com | Carl Hunnell
MANSFIELD — When is a music concert not a concert? When it’s the Norman Brown Experience. That’s what promoter David Kirst said is planned for the Mid-Ohio Educational Service Center on Saturday night. The “experience” offered by Kirst’s film company Rominus James Productions is headlined by the Grammy-award winning jazz artist Brown.
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1 week ago |
richlandsource.com | Carl Hunnell
MANSFIELD — The leader of the Mansfield Chapter of the NAACP said he thinks it’s time for a still relatively new city administration to meet with the community. Alomar Davenport, who was elected president in December, has announced that Mayor Jodie Perry, Safety Service Director Keith Porch and police Chief Jason Bammann have all committed to attend a “Town Hall” event April 28. The NAACP is the nation’s oldest and largest civil rights organization, founded in 1909.
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1 week ago |
richlandsource.com | Carl Hunnell
BUTLER TOWNSHIP — A former Butler Township fiscal officer and her bonding company are responsible for repaying the township $22,269 after she failed to submit employee tax withholdings for more than four years, the Ohio Auditor’s Office said Thursday. “Shirley Baker and her bonding company (Western Surety Company) are jointly and severally liable for the total, which was included in an audit of the township’s finances from Jan. 1, 2020, through Dec.
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1 week ago |
richlandsource.com | Carl Hunnell
MANSFIELD — Laura Burns made it personal Tuesday night as Mansfield City Council learned more about operations of the city’s service complex. The 1st Ward council member, speaking to operations supervisor Steve Brown, said she was leaving a building two months ago at night and noticed snow had begun falling since she arrived.
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1 week ago |
richlandsource.com | Carl Hunnell
MANSFIELD — David Falquette said he doesn’t need a lot more information about the city’s proposal to adopt the International Property Maintenance Code. The issue was only discussed during a City Council zoning committee meeting Tuesday evening and a vote isn’t scheduled until June 3.
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