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Michael SchenkPeter's School, a one-room building, was built in 1845. It is now part of the Winesburg Historical Society. Mike Schenk/The Daily RecordBoyd School located new Berlin was built in 1889. It is mostly used for storage now. Mike Schenk/The Daily RecordHolmesville Elementary School building closed in the fall of 2024. The community purchased the building and converted it into the Holmesville Community Center.
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Michael SchenkJoshua Ogurchak Jr. thinks the bubble machine is a great way to have fun during Kids' Day 2025 in Wooster. Mike Schenk/The Daily Record.comSawyer Schultzman throws an orange bean bag at the holes for a prize at Main Street Wooster's Kids' Day at the Wayne County Library on Saturday, June 14, 2025.
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Michael Schenk“It’s just not normal,” said Mark Johnson, 53, of Wooster, during the No Kings protest. “We have U.S. Marines and National Guard troops being used against American citizens."Mike Schenk/The Daily Record.com“When people who’ve never been politically involved start showing up, that’s when you know something has changed, said Stuart Miller at the No Kings protest on Saturday. Mike Schenk/The Daily Record.com“My father was a World War II vet. He’d be appalled to see what’s happening now.
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Michael SchenkMadeline Mae Schreckengost accepts her diploma. Mike Schenk/The Daily RecordAleah Daugherty addressed the class with final thoughts. Mike Schenk/The Daily RecordAlex Schroer accepts his diploma. Mike Schenk/The Daily RecordFatima Salvador-Amezcua accepts her diploma. Mike Schenk/The Daily RecordTrent Roe accepts his diploma. Mike Schenk/The Daily RecordParker Gravatt accepts his diploma. Mike Schenk/The Daily RecordAmy Govea accepts her diploma.
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Michael SchenkTriway senior Madelyn Blevens leads everyone in the pledge to the flag. Mike Schenk/The Daily RecordTriway seniors wait for the commencement program to begin. Mike Schenk/The Daily RecordAwarding of diplomas at Triway commencement. Mike Schenk/The Daily RecordWayne County Career Center senior cosmetology student Xavier Avila helps Alivia McGlothlin with her hair before putting on their caps and gowns at the Triway graduation ceremony.
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Michael SchenkRhys Florence-Smith receives her diploma during the May 18, 2025, Wooster High School graduation ceremony. Mike Schenk/The Daily RecordCarson Piermarini leaves his car to meet classmates for Wooster High graduation on Sunday, May 18, 2025. Mike Schenk/The Daily RecordTwo Wooster High seniors head for the school to get get ready for graduation.
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Michael SchenkShelley Schrier, member of the Wooster Memorial Park Board, stands next to the sign that directs visitors to all the trails in the park and how long they are. Mike Schenk/The Daily RecordA sign at Wooster Memoriall Park greets visitors who want to hike the nearly 12 miles of trails in the wooded area west of Wooster. Mike Schenk/The Daily RecordA section of a red oak tree that fell in Wooster Memorial Park, and was determined to be 185 year old, is on display at the park entance.
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Michael SchenkAndy McClure cuts the ribbon to officially open the Davy McClure Outdoor Eductation Center as Mary Meixnel, Thomas Kruse, Robert DeSanto, Melanie Miller and Erc Scnneider look on. Mike Schenk/Ashland Times-GazetteThe Davy McClure Outdoor Education Center will be used for teaching children and adults about nature and the outdoors. Mike Schenk/Ashland Times-GazetteThe Davy McClure Outdoor Education Center will be used for teaching children and adults about nature and the outdoors.
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Michael SchenkThe 2025 Wooster High School prom king and queen are Jake Haas and Camryn Nelson. The theme was An Evening in La La Land. Mike Schenk/The Daily RecordShown are the members of the Wooster High School 2025 prom royal court. The king and queen are Jake Haas and Camryn Nelson. The prom theme was An Evening in La La Land. Mike Schenk/The Daily RecordThe Wooster High School prom began Saturday, May 10, with the grand march.
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Michael SchenkEarly birds team mammbers showed up at Orrville Christian Church to register, get a tshirt and a snack. Mike Schenk/The Daily RecordScott Zaklan of J.M.Smuckers gets his green Day of Caring tshirt to wear at his project site. Mike Schenk/The Daily RecordTables of snacks were provided for participants before they headed out to their project sites. Mike Schenk/The Daily RecordOrrville Chamber President Dan Franks lets the 431 vollunteers on the agenda for the day.
