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Travis Vincent Trimble, 47, passed away on Thursday, May 26, 2022, in McMinnville, Oregon. Travis was born September 22, 1974. He lived and worked most of his life in ...

A child attends an online class at a learning hub inside the Crenshaw Family YMCA during the pandemic in February in Los Angeles, California. The learning hub program provides structured distance education resources including free WiFi, electricity, staff support, academic tutoring, and recreation activities to provide a safe environment to support low income and minority communities. (PATRICK T. FALLON/AFP via Getty Images) The internet is essential for modern life. Yet millions of Americans who live rural areas don't have access to it. Does the Biden administration's infrastructure plan ha...

Local Journalism Initiative Reporter A promotional photo and video shoot was produced at McGeachie Trails in Limerick Township on Feb. 27 to highlight the trails’ suitability for various winter sports for residents and tourists alike, and to promote economic development. The photo and video materials, focusing on cross country skiing and snowshoeing, were produced by Hastings Destination Trails Inc. with a grant from the Ontario’s Highlands Tourism Organization, in cooperation with Hastings County. It is set to be used to promote McGeachie Trails after the pandemic has subsided, likely fo...

Harold J. Mucci (1929-2021) Feb. 12—Harold J. Mucci, a 27-year Toledo firefighter and dedicated member of Zenobia Shrine who was in demand off duty for drapery-hanging skills, died Sunday in his South Toledo home. He was 92. He'd had heart problems, daughter Connie Warner said. Mr. Mucci retired in November, 1982, from what is now the Toledo Fire and Rescue Department. He was appointed a firefighter in February, 1956, and spent his career at Station No. 21 at Detroit and Glendale avenues, assigned to be the primary driver of fire engines. He was at the "Trail Fire" on June 10, 1961, wh...

Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Cathy Trimble, the chair of the Hastings Trails Destination Inc., issued a press release on Jan. 20 to announce that HDTI had received a grant of $15,000 from Ontario Highlands Tourism Organization through their Tourism Recovery and Innovation Program Partnerships Program. This money will assist HDTI with their 2021 trail initiatives, which will eventually lead to a county-wide non-motorized recreational trail network. Trimble has given presentations to multiple township councils in the area over the past couple of weeks, including Carlow Mayo, Tudor and C...