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Briefs: Funding for charities, board meetings

Visitors can tour several living options on the Walnut Hills campus, gather information from community resources and enjoy ice cream.

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Masks required in Wooster City Schools after holiday break

With holiday gatherings, and COVID cases surging, the school board agreed to require masks and will review the issue again at a January meeting.

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Mary Brady Hawes, 92 | Port City Daily

WILMINGTON — Mary Brady Hawes passed away peacefully on October 19, 2021, surrounded by family. Mary was born in Fall River, Massachusetts on April 14, 1929…

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Community Foundation Gault grant goes to hospice and theater efforts

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The Wayne County Community Foundation (WCCF) is announces the first grants from the Stanley C. Gault Philanthropic Leadership Fund.
In May, the Wayne County Community Foundation board approved the Fund’s Advisory Committee’s recommendations for the following grants:
Ohio’s LifeCare Hospice received a $50,000 grant for its Hospice Center for Supportive Care Campaign
Downtown Arts Theater Inc. received a $20,000 grant for the purchase of the theater building in downtown Wooster. An $80,000 grant has been approved for Phase 2 of the project, to be awarded when the project is within 10% of its stated campaign goal.
The Stanley C. Gault Philanthropic Leadership Fund was established at the Wayne County Community Foundation with a grant from the Burton D. Morgan Foundation to perpetuate the ideal of service and active involvement in philanthropy Stan Gault embodied throughout his life.

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New beginning for Wooster family after devastating house fire

WOOSTER When the ball drops at midnight on New Year's Day, the Duffy-Scott family will say goodbye to a difficult year.
The family of three hopes for good things to come in 2021, and won't be looking back at the year a pandemic hit and a fire claimed their home.
Rebecca Scott, Chris Duffy and their 5-year-old son Randy Duffy were displaced after a Nov. 11 fire destroyed their home. They were living on the second floor of a multi-family residence. A close family friend gave them a home for the holiday season.
Wooster resident Chrissy McKinney didn't hesitate to offer up her home to Scott and the Duffys. McKinney has been like a sister to Chris Duffy for nearly 20 years and has grown close to Scott in the seven years she has been with Duffy. The younger Duffy is like a nephew to her, she said.

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Don't despair, downtown Wooster stores can help last-minute shoppers

The stores are all cleaned with hand sanitizer set out, helping last-minute shoppers erase any doubt.
With all social distancing and wearing a mask, it's time to finish the gift list task.
Don't panic! Don't cry! Don't shout or drop out! Just trust us; keep reading and try not to pout.
The Daily Record scoured Wooster so you wouldn't be down, and found 12 last-minute gift ideas that are right here in town.
JK Gift Shop: 114 E. Liberty St.
The gift: Habersham GEO no-burn candle
This fragrant, no-fire-risk candle is easy to refresh when the scent disappears. Simply blow a hairdryer on it. Bonus points for the succulents look.

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