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SERVING THE COMMUNITIES OF NORTH CENTRAL OHIO
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Good Morning North Central Ohio! How are you today?Warmer winds are blowing and it is finally staying warmer. I can now get my hands dirty in the garden. I have already decided on the varieties of tomatoes I want this year. Juan and I are excited to be able to sit on the back yard swing and watch the dogs play.
My hope is to be able to sit in the garden with my hands covered in dirt, planting vegetables and flowers alike. It is not uncommon at my house to see tomato plants where there are normally flowers, because tomatoes are more tasty to eat.
I have also been in a fight to save some of my fruit trees and grapes and have decided to use a fungicide to treat them. I hope it works becuase for the last two years my grapes have died on the vine. I love to be in the garden. I had to stay away from it for the last couple of years because I had to get my knees replaced. Not a fun thing to do. Will have to learn how to garden without being able to kneel down - time to get creative :o)
If you have any tips or ideas, please let me know.
~ Rosanna Ramirez [email protected] - 419-709-6463
May Peace & Happiness follow you around! :o)
Editors Corner CONTENT CONTRIBUTORS– Juan Ramirez is also known as Cyberlobo and is the writer of the column “The Penguins Cave”. He is well known for constantly tinkering with all types of electronic gadgets and everything Linux. He enjoys anything tech related – tamales, tacos and cows too.
– Clint Hardin knows that no matter what choice of camera; the heart takes the best pictures. This is why he named his photography services; “The Window Heart Collection”. Clint’s photographs have been displayed at The Mansfield Art Center, and can also be found at, BibleWalk, Art Space,
Main Street Books, and in Galion Ohio; The Evergreen, and H&K Watkins Beauty and Wellness. Clint is a lifelong resident of Mansfield. Clint and his wife, Julia, have been married for 40 years.
– Chelsie Betancourt - grandaughter, mother, photographer, daughter, dreamer - currently working hard at everything :o)
– Ann Bowling is a mother of four and a grandmother to eleven and great-grandmother to ten and
great,great grandmother now! She is an avid reader of the good book (Bible) and the strong moral center of her family (she keeps us all in line!) Ann enjoys managing a prayer group on facebook, reading and bargain hunting.
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Friday, May 12, 2017Phil Vassar - Marion Palace Theatre8:00 p.m.- Ticket Prices: $30, $35, $40, $47 - It’s Just Another Day In Paradise With Country Music Singer/Songwriter - 276 W. Center Street, Marion - 740-383-2101 - www.marionpalace.org
May 12th, 2017Karaoke Contest - 4th Street Bar -MansfieldStart time is 9 p.m. 296 E. Fourth Street, Mansfield - Qualifier for Country Concert Karaoke Contest - Show up. Sign-up and compete. 3 Songs for Competition must be country songs. For more information text 419-709-6463
Friday, May 12th, 2017Main Street Wooster presents “Sounds of Downtown”Come stroll along to wonderful music Friday, May 12th from 6 - 8 p.m., in Downtown Wooster. This street music series will feature a variety of musicians and performances throughout the summer season. Located in the Wooster Public Square@Liberty and Main, Wooster, Ohio.
Saturday, May 13, 2017Take Me to Your Leader - Renaissance Theatre8 - 11 pm - 138 Park Ave W, Mansfield - The third finalist for music director of the Mansfield Symphony Douglas Droste will conduct the final concert of the season, featuring Mason Bates’ “Mothership,” an innovative new orchestra and electronica piece.
May 13th, 2017Karaoke Contest - Sons of Italy -MansfieldStart time is 7 p.m. 144 West Third Street, Mansfield - Qualifier for Country Concert Karaoke Contest - Show up. Sign-up and compete. 3 Songs for Competition must be country songs. For more information text 419-709-6463
May 13th & 14th, 2017Clearfork Morel Festival - Clearfork Adventure ResortEvent duration from Saturday at 11 a.m. to Sunday at 2 a.m. Bring your best Morels!! Located at the beautiful Clear Fork Adventure Resort, 341 Resort Dr. Butler, Ohio.
Saturday, May 13th, 2017Sit, Stay, Sip! - Blue Barn Winery12 - 4 p.m. Join the Wayne County Humane Society for Sit, Stay, Sip - a Mother’s Day fundraiser at Blue Barn Winery in Wooster. “Paint a Wine Bottle” with our instructor & Shelter Director, Alice Stanford, all while sipping a glass of wine! Cost is $25 per person.
May 15, 2017Monday Cruise-In - Mt Vernon4 to 8 pm - Southside Diner’s Monthly Cruise-In, 620 S. Main St., Mt Vernon, Oh 43050.No registration fee. Door prizes, food specials & music. Contact Jeff at 419-884-7075.
Wednesday, May 17th, 2017North End Farmers’ Market - Blust Ave. Teaching Garden3p-6p - 417 Blust Ave., Mansfield, Ohio 44903…every Wednesday until Sept. 27th
May 18th, 2017Pizza Hut’s Classic Car, Truck & ‘Cycle Cruise-In - Ontario365 N. Lexington-Springmill Rd., Ontario, Oh 44906. Mansfield area’s biggest weekly Cruise-In. 4 PM to 8 PM. No registration fee. Door prizes, sponsored nites, food specials, giveaways, games. Contact Jeff at 419-884-7075.
May 19th-20th, 2017BCAPL #1309 Pool Tournament - Sons of Italy - MansfieldThe start time for the singles tournament will be when the calcutta starts at 7:15 Friday the 19th - $10 entry and $10 greens fee - this will be the last time this singles tournament is open to non-league players. The team tournament starts Saturday morning and is for the BCAPL #1309 League teams only! Stop out and watch some great competition in the sport of billiards/pool.
May 20th, 2017Park Run - North Lake Park - MansfieldThe start time for the Mansfield Ohio parkrun will move to 8:00 am beginning May 6th through the end of September. Parkrun is every Saturday at North Lake Park, 270 Rae Ave, Mansfield. www.parkrun.us/mansfieldoh.
May 20, 2017Compassion In Action Car Show - Berean Baptist Church2145 Middle Bellville Rd., Mansfield, Oh 44904. 4 - 7 pm. Registration $10.00 Food, door prizes, lots of giveaways, oldies music by JR the DJ. Contact Kris at 419-709-1105.
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May 26th, 2017Main Street Wooster presents “Sounds of Downtown”Come stroll along to wonderful music Friday, May 12th from 6 - 8 p.m., in Downtown Wooster. Located in the Wooster Public Square Historic District, Liberty and Main, Wooster.
Friday, May 26th, 2017May Final Friday Concert - Downtown MansfieldJoin us for the first concert of the 2017 season! Lineup includes Kelly Vaughn at 5 p.m., Acoustic Edge at 6:15 p.m., and Monica Robins & The Ninja Cowboys at 8:15.
May 27th, 2017Park Run - North Lake Park - Mansfield8:00 am - Parkrun is a FREE weekly timed 5km event taking place every Saturday on the B&O Trail starting at North Lake Park, 270 Rae Ave, Mansfield.
May 27 & 28, 2017Flea Market & Antique Show - Richland Co. Fair Grounds9:00 am - 4:00 pm - 750 N Home Rd - Mansfield - Tim Babcock @ 419-571-4716 or Kevin Spore @ 419-756-3904
Sunday, May 28, 2017Champions Sprint Cars - Mansfield Motor Speedway400 Crall Road East - Mansfield, OH 44903 - Admission Prices: General Admission: Adults $20.00 / Children (all ages) $10.00 - Reserved Seating Adults $30.00 / Children (all ages) $20.00 - www.mansfieldmotorspeedway.com/
Wednesday, May 31th, 2017North End Farmers’ Market - Blust Ave. Teaching Garden3p-6p - 417 Blust Ave., Mansfield, Ohio 44903…every Wednesday until Sept. 27th
June 2017June 1st, 2017Pizza Hut’s Classic Car, Truck & ‘Cycle Cruise-In - Ontario365 N. Lexington-Springmill Rd., Ontario - Mansfield area’s biggest weekly Cruise-In. 4 PM to 8 PM. Door prizes, sponsored nites, food specials, giveaways, games & music. Contact Jeff at 419-884-7075.
June 2nd, 2017Karaoke Contest - 4th Street Bar -MansfieldStart time is 9 p.m. 296 E. Fourth Street, Mansfield - Finals for Country Concert Karaoke Contest - Show up. Sign-up and compete. 3 Songs for Competition must be country songs. For more information text 419-709-6463
Friday, June 2nd, 2017Neighborhood Sector Meeting - NECIC - MANSFIELD10a-11a - North End Community Improvement Collaborative, Inc. – Community Room, 199 N. Main St., Mansfield
Friday, June 2nd, 2017First Friday - BucyrusJune’s theme is “Health & Fitness” For additional information, visit Bucyrus Chamber of Commerce website at http://bucyrusohio.com/. 301 S. Sandusky Ave. - Bucyrus
Saturday, May 20th, 2017Bike-a-Polooza - North Lake Park Pavilion9a-2p - North Lake Park Pavilion, Mansfield, Ohio 44903
May 19-21, 20172017 Greek Festival - MansfieldSt. Constantine & Helen Greek Orthodox ChurchMay 19, 20th - 11 am - 10 pm - May 21 - 11 am - 5:00 pm - Join us for live Music, Dancing and Authentic, homemade Greek food and Pastries! 265 W. Third Street - Mansfield - For more info go to www.greekorthodoxmansfield.org
Tuesday, May 23rd, 2017North Elder Program Luncheon - UAW Hall12p-1:30p - UAW Hall – 367 Longview Ave., Mansfield
Wednesday, May 24th, 2017North End Farmers’ Market - Blust Ave. Teaching Garden3p-6p - 417 Blust Ave., Mansfield, Ohio 44903
May 25th, 2017Pizza Hut’s Classic Car, Truck & ‘Cycle Cruise-In - Ontario365 N. Lexington-Springmill Rd., Ontario, Oh 44906. Mansfield area’s biggest weekly Cruise-In. 4 PM to 8 PM. Contact Jeff at 419-884-7075.
May 25, 2017 Saint Peter’s Community Event For All Ages Free Event - Free Food - Resource - Free Info - Free Activites - Fair - 11:00 am - 2:00 pm - Mansfield Memorial Homes - 71 Blymyer Avenue, Mansfield
The Historic Ohio State Reformatory
SELF-GUIDED TOURS $12.00 HISTORY MEETSHOLLYWOOD TOUR $17.00
GUIDED TOURS $17.00
SCHOOLS & GROUPS OF 20 OR MORE
Available year-roundEducational materials available
February 1 - April 1 (Fri-Sun)April 1 - September 3 (seven days)General Tour of Building
June 1 - September 3Satuday and Sunday only
Military, student and senior discountsGhost Hunts Ghost Walks • Tours$5 Audio WandVisit ohiostatereformatory.orgDates and tour times subject to change
100 Reformatory Road, Mansfield
419-522-2644ohiostatereformatory.org
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History of OSRSetting for major motion pictures:The Shawshank RedemptionAir Force One • Tango & CashHarry & Walter Go to New York
GENERAL INFORMATION
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By Heidi Garrison
Usually I write my articles with information for the public so they may have more knowledge about their pets and to answer some common questions we are asked in the veterinary world. The subject of ticks though is serious for both humans and their furry dog companions. With the warm winters, we have been having above normal temperatures causing the tick population to become an epidemic.
A 2017 study shows that Lyme disease this year will escalate by 360% in humans. Lyme disease is transmitted by the black legged tick and is the most common of all tick born diseases. The State of Ohio, until 2013 averaged a reported 54 cases of Lyme disease annually. In 2014, reports of Lyme disease shot up to
119 reported cases according to the Ohio Department of Health. The numbers might not seem that alarming to you, but consider our neighboring state of Pennsylvania, where the black spotted tick has migrated to us from. Pennsylvania has an annual report of nearly 5000 cases of Lyme disease a year according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
The first symptom to look for if you have been bitten by a tick is the tell-tale bull’s eye rash that will develop at the site of the bite between 2-32 days afterward. The rash is typically 2 to 3 inches across. Only 40% of people bitten will get the rash though. If you start to have a fever, rash, joint aches or chills you should go see your medical professional and let them know that you have been bitten by a tick. For dogs, you will notice symptoms of lack of appetite, depression, joint pain and lameness in the leg where the tick may have attached itself. The dog may also become lethargic and anemic and may have substantial blood loss that could result in death if there is an infestation of ticks feeding on the dog.
There are 3 types of ticks found most common in Ohio, American Dog Tick, Blacklegged Tick or Deer Tick and the Lone Star Tick. The Brown Dog Tick although uncommon, is
the only tick that lives in homes and in kennels with dogs. Ticks have a life cycle that includes the egg and three stages. The stages include: larvae, nymph and adult
ticks. All 3 stages of ticks feed off the blood of mammals. If you are unable to identify the type of tick you have found, you can take it to your local health department and they will identify it for you. Just put it in a small hard container with a lid and a few blades of grass inside.
Tick bite prevention for us is following a few simple measures. Be careful in wooded areas tall grassy areas and around road edges. There are tick repellents available over the counter and their directions should be followed very closely. For your dog, there are many safe products available from your veterinarian. Never apply a tick preventative that is made for dogs to a cat because you can kill them. The chemicals used in dog tick preventative are toxic to cats. It should be written all over the label to not use on a cat. This is very very serious.
Tick Removal Here are steps to remember: Do NOT use a hot match this could cause the tick to burst or burn you
Do NOT apply any liquids to “stimulate” the tick to detach. This actually could cause the increase in risk of disease transmission.
Use tweezers to grab an embedded tick body as close to your skin as possible and by the tick’s mouth parts. Using a steady pressure pull straight out. Do not jerk it out or twist it around. You want to try to get the mouth parts out with the whole tick body but if you don’t do not fish around in the wound for those pieces. This may lead to a secondary bacterial infection. Your body will try to push these parts out like it would a splinter. I know for years we were told you had to get this part out or you would get sick but it is an old wives tale. (My husband is shaking his head at me as I write this and I’ve shown him the
studies. He still finds it hard to believe our not supposed to try to get the “head” out. My husband hunts and fishes and we live in the country so the knowledge of ticks is something he grew up with.)
After removing the tick proper disinfection of the bite site is very important to prevent any secondary bacterial infection. You should treat the area with a topical antibiotic and wash and scrub your hands and tweezers with disinfectant.
Save the tick in case you come down with any symptoms and your healthcare professional might want to see it or have it tested.
I know this article has a lot of information but these nasty, blood sucking little buggers are here. They are already on our pets and our families and it’s disgusting. Let’s arm ourselves with knowledge so they can’t make us sick or harm us or even worse.
Ticks or Invasion of the Blood Snackers
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Saturday, June 3, 2017 Kid’s Day - Ashland County Wildlife Conservation Farm 8:00am - 1930 County Road 1035 - Ashland, OH 44805www.acwcl.org/aboutkidsday.htm - Youth will have the opportunity to participate in many interactive sessions such as archery, fishing, air rifles, and conservation. Two ponds are stocked with 400 trout that can be taken home. The Parks will provide a display including live reptiles. Ages 6-12 years-old. Registration is required.
Wednesday, June 7th, 2017North End Farmers’ Market - Blust Ave. Teaching Garden3p-6p - 417 Blust Ave., Mansfield, Ohio
June 7, 2017Wednesday Cruise-In - Wooster Tumbleweed Tex Mex Grill, 4147 Burbank Rd., Wooster - 4 to 8 pm. No registration fee. Door Prizes, food specials & music. Contact Jeff at 419-884-7075
June 8th, 2017Pizza Hut’s Classic Car, Truck & ‘Cycle Cruise-In - Ontario365 N. Lexington-Springmill Rd., Ontario, Oh 44906. Mansfield area’s biggest weekly Cruise-In. 4 PM to 8 PM. No registration fee. Door prizes, sponsored nites, food specials, giveaways, games & music. For more info contact Jeff at 419-884-7075 or 419-612-0869.
Saturday, June 10, 2017Safe Boating & Fishing Festival - Pleasant Hill Lake Park10:00am - 3431 State Route 95 - Perrysville - FREE Events from 11am-3pm * Kid’s Fishing under 12 * Kayaking * Casting * Pontoon & Sailboat rides * Mermaid Swim / Photo * Log Rolling * Boat Safety displays & demonstrations - First 100 kids can earn FREE child’s life jacket with participation. Registration begins at 10 am at Welcome center. Door Prizes, Music, & Food vendors - FREE entry till 4pm for event. www.pleasanthillpark.mwcd.org
Wednesday, June 14th, 2017Citizen Action Meeting - NECIC - Mansfield4p-5p - North End Community Improvement Collaborative, Inc. – Community Room, 199 N. Main St., Mansfield
June 15th, 2017Pizza Hut’s Classic Car, Truck & ‘Cycle Cruise-In - Ontario365 N. Lexington-Springmill Rd., Ontario - Mansfield area’s biggest weekly Cruise-In. 4 PM to 8 PM. No registration fee. Door prizes, sponsored nites, food specials, giveaways, games & music. Contact Jeff at 419-884-7075.
Friday, June 16th, 2017Downtown Mansfield Farmers MarketThe DMI Farmer’s Market will be held every Friday from 10:00am - 1:00pm. The market is located on 4th St. between Main St. and Walnut St. - www.downtownmansfield.com
June 17th, 2017Karaoke Contest - Sons of Italy -MansfieldStart time is 7 p.m. 144 West Third Street, Mansfield - Finals for Country Concert Karaoke Contest - Show up. Sign-up and compete. 3 Songs for Competition must be country songs. For more information text 419-709-6463
Saturday, June 17th, 2017Shawshank Hustle Year III - Mansfield Reformatory8 a.m. - 1 p.m. Join us for an escape from Shawshank State Prison on June 17, 2017 at The Ohio State Reformatory. 7k running race will feature five filming locations in The Shawshank Redemption. www.shawshankhustle.com.
June 19, 2017Monday Cruise-In - Mt Vernon4 to 8 pm - Southside Diner’s Monthly Cruise-In, 620 S. Main St., Mt Vernon. No registration fee. Door prizes, food specials & music. Contact Jeff at 419-884-7075
Tuesday, June 20th, 2017Renaissance Theatre - Community Night of Worship!Join us at the Renaissance Theatre in Mansfield, Ohio. On June 20th, all of the area churches are invited to the Renaissance as Crossroads joins other regional worship leaders in the Community Night of Worship. This event is free and all are welcome! 138 Park Ave. W. Mansfield
June 21, 2017First Christian Church Cruise-In - Mt. Vernon5 Harrison Ave., Mt. Vernon, Oh 43050. 5 PM – 8 PM. No registration fee. Motorcycles Welcome. 25 dash plaques, door prizes, free food, & music. Contact Barb 740-397-0440.
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Our Spotlight for this issue of NCO Events Magazine is a hidden gem in our own backyard. One of the main Christian attractions in the United States is located right here in Mansfield.
BibleWalk first opened its doors on August 15, 1987. The original museum consisted of nineteen life-size dioramas (a three-dimensional full-size model), utilizing museum quality fiberglass figures. The first 7 scenes were from the Old Testament and the remaining 12 scenes were from the New Testament. 30 years have quickly passed and BibleWalk has grown tremendously. Right now they offer five tours which consist of seventy-eight scenes featuring over three hundred life-size wax figures. In addition to the five tours,
(soon to be 6, they are currently working on a tour called The Kingdom of God), each with an accompanying non-denominational audiovisual presentation. they also have eight one-of-a-kind exhibits plus a Dinner Theater, “Dinner With Grace.”
Have you ever been there? Most of the local people I have talked to didn’t even realize that Biblewalk was that close to them. This is a major Christian attraction across the United States.
This is what Roadside America wrote about BibleWalk - “Ohio’s Only Life-Size Wax Museum” is the impressive centerpiece of this earnest attraction. It has over 300 wax figures in 70 religious scenes, and it was all built by the congregants of the adjacent nondenominational Diamond Hill Cathedral. - See more at: http://www.roadsideamerica.com/story/2187#sthash.NtiqrikR.dpuf
It’s like walking through a life-sized representation of the Bible Stories - giving you a view unlike any other of how things
Spotlight on Local :o)
BibleWalk
were, stepping back through time to look into the Bible. This year, BibleWalk is celebrating 30 Years and would like to make a special offer to our local residents. BibleWalk is a half-mile north of US 30 off of 545. Also displayed are collections of rare Bibles, American votive folk art and wood carvings and three animated scenes. Walk of the Parables features large-scale paintings representing Christ’s parables.
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Biblewalk is Celebrating!- 30th Anniversary -June - July - Auguston the 30th day of each of these three
months you can purchase any three tours for $3.30 each
BibleWalk 500 Tingley Ave. - Mansfield, OH 44905 419-524-0139 - Toll Free: 800-222-0139 www.biblewalk.us
BibleWalk Hours - April through October Monday - Saturday - 9am - 5pm; Sunday 3pm - 7pm
November through March - Monday - Saturday 11am - 4pm; Sunday Closed
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Wednesday, June 28th, 2017North End Farmers’ Market - Mansfield3p-6p - Blust Ave. Teaching Garden, 417 Blust Ave., Mansfield, Ohio 44903
June 29th, 2017Pizza Hut’s Classic Car, Truck & ‘Cycle Cruise-In - Ontario4 to 8 pm - 365 N. Lexington-Springmill Rd., Ontario, Oh 44906. Mansfield area’s biggest weekly Cruise-In. No registration fee. Door prizes, food specials, giveaways, games & music. Contact Jeff at 419-884-7075.
June 30, 2017Shanks Bar & Grill Cruise-In - Ashland1333 Center St., Ashland, Oh 44805. 4 PM – 8 PM. No registation fee. 50 dash plaques, door prizes, food specials, & music. Ashland Balloon Festival across the street. Contact Jeff at 419-884-7075 or 419-612-0869.
Wednesday, June 21st, 2017North End Farmers’ Market - Mansfield3p-6p - Blust Ave. Teaching Garden, 417 Blust Ave., Mansfield, Ohio 44903
June 22nd, 2017Pizza Hut’s Classic Car, Truck & ‘Cycle Cruise-In - Ontario4 to 8 pm - 365 N. Lexington-Springmill Rd., Ontario - No registration fee. Door prizes, sponsored nites, food specials, giveaways, games. & music. Contact Jeff at 419-884-7075.
June 23rd, 2017Main Street Wooster presents “Sounds of Downtown”Come stroll along to wonderful music Friday, May 12th from 6 - 8 p.m., in Downtown Wooster. Located in the Wooster Public Square Historic District, Liberty and Main, Wooster.
June 23rd-25th, 2017Norse Viking Festival 2017Family friendly events, combat demonstrations, games, Living-history encampments, artisans, music and more. New! Kids Day June 23rd. Kids 12 and under get in free. Trumbull County Fair, 899 Everett Hull Rd., Cortland, Ohio. Tuesday at 10 a.m. until Thursday at 6 p.m.
June 24 & 25, 2017Flea Market & Antique Show - Richland Fair Grounds9:00 am - 4:00 pm - 750 N Home Rd - Mansfield - For info - Tim Babcock @ 419-571-4716
Tuesday, June 27th, 2017North Elder Program Luncheon - UAW Hall12p-1:30p - UAW Hall – 367 Longview Ave., Mansfield, Ohio 44903
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Annie’s Corner - “And we have known and believed the love that God hath to us. God is love; and he that dwelleth in love dwelleth in God and God in him”
1 John 4:16
These things I have spoken unto you, that in me ye might have peace.
In the world ye shall have tribulation: but be of good cheer; I have overcome the world.
John 16:33
Photo provided by: Chelsie Betancourt
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June 30th - July 2nd, 2017Mowana Family Camp WeekendEvery summer is filled with opportunity, but the weeks fill up fast. Set aside time for an all-inclusive camp experience with your family at Camp Mowana. Spend time in fellowship together with activities for all ages. Take a hike together as a family or challenge yourself at our climbing wall and zip line. Work together as a family to conquer our challenge course. Open your Bibles, light a fire, and share time in devotion. Join the group in worship around a blazing campfire. This weekend in the woods is meant for you to disconnect from your daily distractions and dedicate time for God and your family. 2276 Fleming Falls Rd. Mansfield, Ohio. Tickets available at www.lomocamps.org.
July 1st & 2nd, 20172017 Pickle Run Festival! - GalionJoin us for the 2017 Pickle Run! Located at Heise Park in Galion, Ohio. A family friendly event with music, vendors and a whole lot of fun! Fireworks will be held on July 2nd at dusk!
Sunday, July 2, 2017FREEDOM 50 - Late Model Dirt Series - Mansfield SpeedwayFireworks display tonight!! - 400 Crall Road East - Admission Prices: General Admission: Adults $20.00 / Children (all ages) $10.00 - Reserved Seating Admission: Adults $30.00 / Children (all ages) $20.00For up-to-date information about events, ticket prices, and gate times, visit our Facebook page or our website at www.mansfieldmotorspeedway.com
Rooting : is the process to allowing users of smart phones, tables and other devices running the Android mobile operating system to obtain privileged control. As Android uses the Linux Kernel, rooting an Android device gives similar access to administrative (superuser) permissions as on Linux or any other Unix-like operating system.
Rooting is often performed with the goal of overcoming limitations that carriers and hardware manufacturers put on some devices. Thus, rooting gives the ability (or permission) to alter or replace system applications and settings, run specialized applications (“apps”) that require administrator-level permissions, or perform other operations that are otherwise inaccessible to a normal Android user. On Android, rooting can also facilitate the complete removal and replacement of the device’s operating system, usually with a more recent release of its current operating system.
Root access is sometimes compared to Jailbreaking devices running the Apple iOS operating system. However, these are different concepts: Jailbreaking is the bypass of several types of Apple prohibitions for the end user, including modifying the operating system (enforced by a “locked bootloader”), installing non-officially approved applications via sideloading, and granting the user elevated administration-level privileges (rooting). Only a minority of Android devices lock their bootloaders, and many vendors such as HTC, Sony, Asus and Google explicitly provide the ability to unlock devices, and even replace the operating system entirely. Similarly, the ability to sideload applications is typically permissible on Android devices without root permissions. Thus, it is primarily the third aspect of iOS jailbreaking (giving users administrative privileges) that most directly correlates to Android rooting.
Advantages of rooting include the possibility for complete control over the look and feel of the device. As a superuser has access to the device’s system files, all aspects of the operating system can be customized with the only real limitation being the level of coding expertise. For more information about Rooting your Android devise, visit Android Authority.com
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Did you Know? Feed your brain.Did you know - dreamt is the only word that ends in mt
Did you know - goldfish can see both infrared and ultraviolet light
Did you know - cats spend 66% of their life asleep (did not know this one!)
Did you know - lightning strikes the Earth 6,000 times every minute
Did you know - pop corn was invented by the Aztec Indians
Did you know - when lightning strikes it can reach up to 30,000 degrees celsius (54,000 degrees fahrenheit)
Did you know - spiders are arachnids and not insects
Did you know - each time you see a full moon you always see the same side
Did you know - stewardesses is the longest word that is typed with only the left hand
Did you know - honey is the only natural food which never spoils
Did you know - M&M’s chocolate stands for the ini-tials for its inventors Mars and Murrie
Did you know - that you burn more calories eating celery than it contains
Did you know - the only continent with no ac-tive volcanoes is Australia
Did you know - the longest street in the world is Yonge street in Toronto Canada measuring 1,178 miles long
Did you know - frogs can’t swallow with their eyes open
Did you know - hummingbirds are the only bird that can fly backwards
Did you know - there are 31,557,600 seconds in a year
1. Check the selling prices of other homes in your areaDo a quick search of actual multiple listing service, or MLS, listings in your area on a number of websites, including the National Association of Realtors.
2. Find out what your total monthly housing cost would be, Include taxes and insurance in your cost. In some areas, what you’ll pay for your taxes and insurance escrow can almost double your mortgage payment. To get an idea of what insurance will cost you, pick a property in the area where you want to live and make a call to an insurance agent for an estimate.
3. Find out how much you’ll likely pay in closing costs.The upfront cost of settling on your home shouldn’t be overlooked. Closing costs include origination fees charged by the lender, title and settlement fees, taxes and prepaid items like homeowners insurance or homeowners association fees. Check out Bankrate.com’s annual closing cost survey to see what closing costs average in your state.
4. Look at your budget and how a house fits into it.Fannie Mae recommends that buyers spend no more than 28 percent of their income on housing. Push past 30 percent and you risk becoming house-poor.
5. Find lenders and get preapproved. Getting preapproved for a mortgage helps you bargain from a position of strength when you are house hunting. The institution where you bank and a local credit union are good places to start your search.
A FEW LESSONS FOR FIRST-TIME HOME BUYERS
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Local business holds charitable event to help Shriner’s childrenBabies are a celebration, and what better way to celebrate than having your first baby born on the Fourth of July. That is exactly how proud parents Aaron and Stephanie Levandusky felt four years ago when Luke was born on Independence Day. During the birthing process, Luke’s right arm was broken, and within a few hours he was transported to Rainbow Babies and Children’s Hospital.
Once at Rainbow’s, the doctor said she believed something else was wrong with Luke. Along with the broken arm, they found he had craniotabes (soft skull) and a fracture in his lower right arm. These three issues prompted her to take additional x-rays due to her concern of Luke having Osteogenesis Imperfecta, or brittle bone disease.
The next day the doctor shared her findings. Stephanie and Aaron were shocked to hear that Luke’s x-rays came back “extremely abnormal.” All four limbs showed bowing, or curving, due to his bones being weak. They also discovered additional fractures throughout both legs, and had to cast the right leg.
The family was soon sent home with a fragile baby that they did not really know how to care for. The next four months were filled with confusion and heartache. Luke’s bones continued to break, even with minor manipulation. The doctor broke his femur while circumcising him, Stephanie broke both of his tibias while putting on his shoes. It continued like this until two years ago when a social worker told the family about Shriners Hospitals for Children where they could seek help. The hospital that could help Luke was in Montreal, Canada. The Al Koran Shriners
paid for the family’s transportation, food and lodging during the trips to Montreal. Luke was put on a medicine that made his bones much stronger, while waiting for future surgeries, and he was not breaking as many.
“Thanks to Al Koran Shriners and Shriners Hospital for Children, Luke has received two surgeries in the past two years in Montreal. These amazing procedures put metal rods in his femurs and tibias, which help support his weight and prevent Luke’s bones from breaking. We all hope Luke will soon be out of the wheelchair and walking on his own,” said Stephanie. Luke’s dad, Aaron, shares, “Luke is going on five years old now. He is a very happy and active boy, does great in school and has many friends. He’s even going to play T-Ball this summer!”
If you know of any child who may need help, please refer the family to the Al Koran Shriners. Shriners is a free hospital for families with children needing medical help, but the hospital survives on donations alone. Please help support the Al Koran Shriners on May 6th at a Kentucky Derby Cruise-In Car show. All are welcome and spectators are free. The event will take place at Next Level Auto Detailing at 4001 Towpath Rd. (at Broadview Rd.), Broadview Hts. from 4:00-7:30PM. Come out and meet Super Hero Luke and his family. There will be real horses at the event, and the Derby will be televised live where you can bet on your favorite contender. There will be prizes for the best hat and bowtie, music, food, 50/50, door prizes and more. Proceeds from this event will benefit the Al Koran Shriners and the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. For more information, and to pre-register, please call Karen at (216) 310-5481 or Shawn at 440/476-9282. You can also visit Next Level Auto Detailing’s FaceBook page or website: www.nextlevelautodetailing.com.
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