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Wilmington College junior and McClain High School graduate Cierra Bolender described her participation in the Clinton County Fellows program as “a summer

WILMINGTON — A new possible program to help the homeless was brought before Wilmington City Council to consider.During the City Service Committee rep

WILMINGTON — The city will apply for grant money to build a walkway on Davids Drive.At Thursday’s Wilmington City Council meeting, officials ap

WILMINGTON — Michael and Neil Snarr’s book, “Introducing Global Issues”, continues to generate national and international interest.

Spring cleaning and much more around Wilmington WILMINGTON — The Cleanup Wilmington event for May was a successful one. “Thank you to all of the volunteers who spent the morning with us Clean Up Wilmington – May Event,” organizer Annen Vance posted on Facebook. “Special shout out to the guys at Clinton County Juvenile Court and Sugartree Landscaping for helping us with some really rough areas, and to Caleb Hollingsworth for helping with the pick up and distribution of mulch early thi...

Quaker Lecture Series to feature authors’ discussion of ‘Faithful Witness in a Fractured World’ Submitted article Snarr WILMINGTON — The authors of “Faithful Witness in a Fractured World; Models for an Authentic Christian Life” will speak virtually about the acclaimed book’s exemplars of profound love for and service to others April 22 at 7 p.m. WC’s Dr. Michael Snarr and Dr. Nicole L. Johnson of Mount Union University co-authored the book, which is informally subtitled “How ...

WC’s ‘Moving Forward in a Changing Climate’ rescheduled for March 11 Submitted article WC faculty members comprising the March 11 panel are, from left, Sue Lucas, Michael Snarr, Ursula McTaggart and Paul Moke. WILMINGTON — A new lecture series this semester featuring members of the Wilmington College faculty will offer its inaugural program, titled “Moving Forward in a Changing Climate: Democratic Stewardship,” March 11 from 5 to 6:30 p.m. (It was originally scheduled for March 4.)...

WC Faculty Voices Series to open with ‘Moving Forward in a Time of Change’ Submitted article WC faculty members comprising the March 4 panel are, from left, Sue Lucas, Michael Snarr, Ursula McTaggart and Paul Moke. Submitted photo WILMINGTON — A new lecture series this semester featuring members of the Wilmington College faculty will offer its inaugural program, titled “Moving Forward in a Changing Climate: Democratic Stewardship,” March 4 from 5 to 6:30 p.m. The Faculty Voices Seri...

Wilmington College’s MLK Day event emphasizes ‘You Matter’ By Gary Huffenberger - ghuffenberger@wnewsj.com New Wilmington College President Trevor Bates gives his first public address as part of the Martin Luther King Jr. Day event. WC Office of Diversity + Inclusion The online presentation showed many Wilmington College staff and students in “You Matter” T-shirts. From top, staffers point at you (as in You Matter), and four drummers provide music for the MLK Day program at the co...

City Councilwoman Fickert decides not to seek re-election in 2021; Eveland, Mark McKay will seek re-election Fickert WILMINGTON — Of city council’s seven members, currently two of them do not plan to run for re-election, another one will go for a different seat, and one is undecided. The 2021 election cycle sees all seven council seats, as well as the council president position, up for grabs. The campaign will include Councilmembers Jonathan McKay and Michael Snarr who are planning to run ...