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1 week ago |
portclintonnewsherald.com | Roger LaPointe
FREMONT – Local Marvel and DC comic book artist Brian Level, originally from Green Springs, has created a unique cover exclusive to Rupp’s Comics, a collaboration years in the making. The comic is “Free For All,” by Patrick Horvath. “What we have here is our exclusive comic book. We worked with Brian Level, former customer of mine when he was a kid here in the '90s and 2000s,” Rupp said.
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1 week ago |
thenews-messenger.com | Roger LaPointe
FREMONT – With hip replacement still on the horizon, veteran Brian Earhart is putting together his second protest against Trump administration policy changes for Saturday, as part of the Rally Heard Round the World. Saturday, April 19th is being called a national day of action for anti-Trump protests, with a coalition of groups putting together protests under different names.
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1 week ago |
thenews-messenger.com | Roger LaPointe
FREMONT – The annual Terra State Community College Job and Resource Fair had brisk attendance that topped last year’s event within the first hour. Tim Shaal, dean of student success, was excited about the attendance and said the event had 43 employers with booths. However, it was down from the 60 employers that were advertised on the college website. “It’s open to students and the community.
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2 weeks ago |
thenews-messenger.com | Roger LaPointe
Roger LaPointeThe annual Terra State Community College Job and Resource Fair had brisk attendance on Wednesday. Roger LaPointe/The News-MessengerAt the Uniloy booth, John Van Der Laar, right, and Brandan Gibbs are looking for both machinists and electrical workers for the Fremont plant. Roger LaPointe/The News-MessengerTitus, the Terra State Titan, visits the Uniloy booth, John Van Der Laar, right, and Brandan Gibbs are looking for some new employees.
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2 weeks ago |
portclintonnewsherald.com | Roger LaPointe
Roger LaPointeThe annual Terra State Community College Job and Resource Fair had brisk attendance on Wednesday. Roger LaPointe/The News-MessengerAt the Uniloy booth, John Van Der Laar, right, and Brandan Gibbs are looking for both machinists and electrical workers for the Fremont plant. Roger LaPointe/The News-MessengerTitus, the Terra State Titan, visits the Uniloy booth, John Van Der Laar, right, and Brandan Gibbs are looking for some new employees.
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