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Wooster mayor outlines 2023 goals in final state of the city address - Vimarsana News

Wooster mayor outlines 2023 goals in final state of the city address

Mayor Bob Breneman did not file for re-election to run in the upcoming May primary. There are two candidates on the Republican ticket and no Dems.

What's going on with Wooster summer road construction? - Vimarsana News

What's going on with Wooster summer road construction?

From Dix Expressway to Belmont Crossings and Melrose Drive, here are the construction projects affecting drivers on Wooster's north side.

Restaurant roundup: New owners & eateries come to Wooster dining scene - Vimarsana News

Restaurant roundup: New owners & eateries come to Wooster dining scene

Here's a taste of what's new in Wooster as four new eateries are planning to open. Meanwhile, another recently opened and two more changed owners.

Dix Expressway reconstruction: detours, closed lanes, reduced speeds - Vimarsana News

Dix Expressway reconstruction: detours, closed lanes, reduced speeds

The major project will see big changes like resurfaced roads, widened on and exit ramps, upgraded drains, replaced guardrails and repaired culverts

BITS AND PIECES: The little, hidden cemetery along Portage Road - Vimarsana News

BITS AND PIECES: The little, hidden cemetery along Portage Road

BITS AND PIECES: The little, hidden cemetery along Portage Road Ann Gasbarre Many people driving down Portage Road in Wooster today are unaware they’re passing a small, private burial ground that was deeded to President Franklin Pierce and “his successors in office forever ... for the use and purpose of a private burying ground.” Although no U.S. President ever chose to be buried there, many local residents refer to it as the “Presidents’ Cemetery.” Others call it the “Plank Cemetery” ... referring to John and Elizabeth Plank who deeded the land to President Pierce and his suc...