Sam Allred

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Debate continues

Middle school program for advanced learners scrutinized

Turn to the News for important trivia

Author of cat-leashing bill deserves a special award

Sophomore parents, construction delays occupy Board

Getting involved

Potential loss of friend merits serious thought

Buying from city saves trustees money

Square shopping

Local dentist spends month aiding third world villagers

Clean your own house before chastising abset jurors

Truck-writing man

St. Michael Stands In Lonely Silence, Statue has been part of ebb and flow

Board nears decision on school split

Fire budgeting redone

When will Worthington be beeped for the bus?

Marriage examinations often best untested for happy husbands

Why do experts always talk a long time just before lunch?

Second night visit has business owner peeved

Worthington school administrators talk freely on variety of subjects

Second bank heist hits downtown

Wylie not thrilled with primary tilt

Roses are red, violets are blue, if you're a closet writer we want to hear from you

School board gives '92 choice

Library girds for levy proposal in November

Three new full-time paramedics help firefighters meet demand

Marriages work best giving less than best

Parks and Rec board has full menu to digest each meeting

Sharon Township moves into computer era

World traveler leads fun tours

New company redefines 'minority'

Playing a song 107 times in a row may be good business but is it rock and roll?

School dismissed when water line gushes forth

Annual physicals are going to have to be spaced over several years or the cost come down

School levies across state not hitting mid-mark

School board meets kids

Gallipoli veteran can see back 75 years to turmoil

Sharon Township to seek summer and full-time help

New disc jockey gives real meaning to term "air pollution"

School boundaries ready for final examinations

Sheriff Smith takes DARE

Dynamic people accomplish things due to a low regard for failure

Playgrounds invite equipment input before buying

Complaining is often an acquired taste

School board to "study" $1.8 million

Traffic lights visible sign of steady traffic upgrade

Sharon Township should declare "hole-y" war

Community service and having fun can be mutually compatible

Zoo bus will make stops in Linworth all summer

Cable company nixes $20K, but invests $42mil

Thank you, Chief

Service brats received educations in and out of schoolrooms

Deaf school alumni picket to support deaf superintendent

Timely dealing by city results in expedited work on crossing

House Bill 592 means no grass or leaves leave yard

Lunching (in), walking (out) and boundaries (?)

Donating blood would, on the surface, seem a simple matter

Cadettes must wrestle financial crocodiles on way to Gator Bowl

Walking to school would seem a good idea for several reasons

Mt. Air pool propery has more rumors than water

Sharon Township moves to muzzle bow-wowsers

Auditing firm gives school administrators A+

When friends get philosophical, its sometimes hard to figure

Humorists know that not everyone thinks they are funny

Couple retrieve purloined pooch

Allergies spelling career move for popular museum director

Fuel spill gives Sharon Township and EPA fits

Superintendent subjected to name-calling episode

Traffic congestion allows plenty of time to think about other highways

Volunteers at school a now idea

Efforts of volunteer computer wiz show need for fourth middle school

Rain puts damnper on Art in Yard

S.B. 218 eases levy pain

Parents upset when Board dismisses offer

If oil glut is caused by gluttons, will high gas prices cause gas-tritis?

Cadettes working hard for bowl trip

Hoeffler is finalist for Michigan job

District backs modified S.B. 218

Business, ecologists call for diaper changes

Trash collection and ulcers connected only in certain households

Birmingham takes a closer look at Worthington superintendent

Board puts 9.7-mill levy on ballot

Singin' in the rain

Visiting inquisitors take peeks at Hoeffler's hole cards

Moose lodge refuses to serve black man, member claims

Library may go it alone

Liquor Control pledges help to Legion

Reporters and congressmen used to being thought dumb

Short test should help reader examine newspaper feelings

Local Marines ask state of the Corps

Oil in soil continues to pain firemen

Superintedent's family ready to go

Booksigning raised more questions than it provided answers

Board raises ruckus over anti-levy talk

Hummel reflects on past, future with schools