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Daniel Kallas The Darkness in the Light takes readers to U.S. northernmost town where psychiatrist tries to figure out whats causing death

By looking into the biophilic response to wood, we explore how wood triggers comforting reactions that promote the health and wellbeing of users.

Molnar WINTERSVILLE — A Bloomingdale man charged with retaliation after he allegedly threatened the life of a common pleas court judge waived his right to a preliminary hearing Monday, sending his case directly to the May term of the Jefferson County grand jury. Wintersville County Court Judge Michael Bednar ordered John Molnar Sr. released on his own recognizance, but warned him he’ll be back behind bars if he goes near the Jefferson County Courthouse, Common Pleas Judge Joseph Bruzzeze J...

Molnar STEUBENVILLE — A Bloomingdale man who allegedly threatened the life of the Jefferson County judge sentencing his son to prison on a weapons violation has been charged with retaliation. John Molnar, 61 Salem Township Road 204, was ordered held without bond following his arraignment Monday before Wintersville County Court Judge Michael Bednar. Molnar, 74, was taken into custody Friday after employees at a local gun shop told Jefferson County sheriff’s deputies they were concerned he ...

Trees are the ultimate multi-taskers. On top of all the work they do keeping our planet a lush and liveable place for its many creatures, the benefits of trees transcend our many forests. An abundance of emerging research actually shows trees experience a second life when their wood is incorporated into our buildings, furniture, and fixtures — leading to a slew of surprising mental health benefits for humans and the planet we call home. When it comes to advancing the use of wood in green and...

Greg Macafee | Tribune-Review Plum freshmen Sam Snyder (left) and Antonino Walker (right) look toward coach Mike Supak during a practice on Tuesday, Jan. 26, 2021. The Plum wrestling team turns its focus this week from team competition to individual accomplishments with subsection and section tournaments taking center stage throughout the WPIAL. The Mustangs were slated to wrestle at the Class AAA Section 1B tournament Wednesday which feeds surviving qualifiers to Saturday’s main Section 1 t...