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Letters to the editor, Sunday, Nov. 21

Don Bailey, left, of the National Bit, Spur & Saddle Collectors Association, poses for a photo with Mickey Mackin, the widow of Bill Mackin in this June photo. Bailey is holding a framed photo of Bill, while Mickey is holding a plaque commemorating Bills induction into the NBSSCA hall of fame. Courtesy photo The man whose lifelong collection makes up Craig’s Cowboy and Gunfighter Museum took his ride into the sunset late last year, but a new honor helps ensure he won’t long be forgotten. Bi...

Out of the past July 21, 1896 Riverside Park at Quincy has virtually changed hands for the controlling interest in the resort has been taken up by Robert Young, wholesale liquor dealer of Columbus, formerly of Belle Center. Last week, Young purchased for $2,500 from Mr. Allinger, the ground on which the park stands, which had been leased by the former company for five years. He also purchased the stock of 14 Quincy stockholders, paying about par for it. He did not acquire the 11 shares held by...

Don Bailey, Successor Trustee to Arno L. Renner, Charles Renner and Patrick and Whitney Bailey, successor landowners and operators of lands preserved by the Arno L. Renner Trust and over which Arno Renner donated an Agricultural Easement to the Ohio Department of Agriculture in 2003 filed the lawsuits in Union County Common Pleas Court. The lawsuits:  1) ask for a writ of mandamus to the ODA, the holder of the Ag Easement, to enforce its terms, and  2) seek injunctive relief and a declarator...

Article content Inform, don’t bribe It’s not just the carrot or the stick. People need information to help understand the vaccine. What kind of insanity or lack of intelligence makes a government think that they can offer money or gift cards to people who are truly afraid of the unknown dangers of the vaccine. Instead of offering the two simplistic options of the carrot or the stick why can’t the health officials simply educate the people more about what is in the vaccine and why there we...

Readers Write: Population growth, policing, Ethiopia A new economy, not more people.  April 5, 2021 — 5:30pm Text size Copy shortlink: In making his case for more people ("What the world needs now, is people — more people," Opinion Exchange, April 3), Tyler Cowen obliquely refers to environmental problems that may be tied to overpopulation but goes on to lament the economic ramifications of a declining population and ultimately s...

By STEVE LIEWER | STARS AND STRIPES Published: January 27, 2002 A wintry chill settled over the deck of the Navy’s smallest warship, a cold complement to the snow-capped peaks poking up from the North Korean peninsula 15 miles to the west. Jan. 23, 1968, dawned sunny and clear. It was one of the few pleasant sailing days for the 83 men of the USS Pueblo since the ship left its home port of Yokosuka, Japan, 18 days earlier. The top-heavy ship had been bobbing like a cork atop giant swells th...

Banjos Shoreline Crown Series Bellerive Regatta 2021 - Overall by Jane Austin 14 Feb 11:20 UTC 12-14 February 2021 Summer sailing was at its glorious best in Hobart for the final day of sailing in the Banjos Shoreline Crown Series Bellerive Regatta. Midnight Rambler (Ed Psaltis) sailed an exceptional regatta winning the Racing Keelboat Division on IRC and defending its Tasmanian AMS Rating Championship from Fish Frenzy Whistler (Drew Latham) with five wins from seven races (nine...

Out of the past February 6, 1896 The fox drive held by the Franklin and Dinsmore township clubs this morning was attended by 500 people. Three foxes were seen, but non caught. ——- A movement reportedly is under foot in the village of Kettlersville to have the township trustees construct sidewalks in the village. ——- 100 Years February 6, 1921 The United States Civil Service commission will hold an examination in Sidney on Mar. 16 to fill the vacancy existing in the Post office at Anna. ...

Simla, 80 miles south of Denver, has found itself in the eye of a COVID storm On December 28 the first case of a UK-originated mutant COVID was confirmed The case was identified in a National Guard member working at a nursing home All 26 residents of the nursing home in Simla have tested positive for the virus Four of them have died: 20 out of 24 staff have also tested positive  California has now confirmed that it too has found the new strain, B.1.1.7 Dr Anthony Fauci has said the new strain ...