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critical violations found April 9-16 during Richland County restaurant inspections
The following restaurant inspections with critical violations were conducted by Richland Public Health between April 9 and April 16:. ● Mansfield Christian Elementary School, 500 Logan Road, Mansfield, April 9. Food not properly protected from contamination by separation, packaging and segregation (critical). During inspection, serving station was observed unattended (staff getting chicken patties out of oven and other staff washing hands) as counter full of trays with lunches set out on countertop subject to sneeze, splash, dirt and dust while students wait in line. Sneeze guard should be installed or procedure should be changed by not putting out lunches all at once or having employee staff monitor lunches as they sit on the counter. Correct by May 14. TCS foods not being cold held at the proper temperature (critical, corrected during inspection). Tossed salads in high school cooler registered 46 and 49 degrees. Both salads and three additional salads were all voluntarily discarded. TCS foods not being cold held at the proper temperature (critical, corrected). Packaged lettuce in two-door cooler measured at 56 degrees. Person in charge (PIC) voluntarily discarded item.
Property transfers: Ashland County sales range from $17K to $2.1M
City of Ashland 716 Cottage St., Ashland; 311 West of Ashland to Zachery Casler; $17,000. 209 Lincoln Ave., Ashland; Mark A. Dreibelbis to Samantha J. Dreibelbis; $80,000. 814 Oakbrook Drive, Ashland;...
2024 Ashland Times-Gazette All-Area Boys Basketball Team & Selections
Here are the 2023-24 All-Area Times-Gazette Boys Basketball team and selections:. The 6-4 junior was a Division III All-Ohio First Team selection for the talented Cougars to a 22-2 overall record, a share of the Firelands Conference, and a sectional title. Having led the team by averaging 22.3 points, five rebounds, three assists, and 1.7 steals per game.
Madison students revel in 2024 prom
MANSFIELD — Richland Source has made a spring tradition of trying to shoot every Richland County high school prom over the last several years. That tradition ended this spring. We’ve run into a myriad of issues over the years, not the least of which is struggling to spring loose...
GOAL Digital Academy celebrates 3rd quarter honor roll for Mansfield, Galion students
MANSFIELD — GOAL Digital Academy proudly celebrates the academic excellence and dedication of its students, as we announce the Honor Roll for the third quarter of the 2023-2024 academic year. These exceptional students have demonstrated unwavering commitment to their studies, achieving outstanding grades that exemplify the school’s dedication to...
Ashland County Athlete of the Week Poll: April 15-20
Vote now for the candidates in the Ashland Times-Gazette Athlete of the Week poll. The performances in the poll are from April 15 to April 20. The poll will run from 10 a.m. Monday to 10 a.m. Wednesday. Winners will be announced at the end of the week. Below are...
Ashland County Softball Power Rankings: Hillsdale stay No. 1, Mapleton keep climbing
9. Ashland (2-10) The Arrows had a rough week, as they went 0-6 across the action. New London started the week taking two games from Plymouth on Monday and Tuesday, then were shutout in back-to-back games against Crestview on Thursday and Friday. The Wildcats will have some making up to do to stay in the Firelands Conference race.
Kroc Center receives gift from Sutton Bank to support Emergency Assistance Program
The Salvation Army Ray & Joan Kroc Corps Community Center in Ashland was presented with a $10,000 grant from Sutton Bank to support the Emergency Assistance Program. “We are so grateful for the local, ongoing support of Sutton Bank,” says Dan Lawson, PhD, director of Community Relations and Development for the Ashland Kroc Center. “With the continued rise in cost of living and the growing demand for our Emergency Assistance Program, the timing couldn’t be better.”
New assistant chief selected for Mansfield Police Department
MANSFIELD — Lt. Michael Napier has had many different roles during his 18 years at the Mansfield Police Department. On Thursday, the 40-year-old Napier will take on another new one when he is sworn in as the department’s new assistant chief. The selection was announced Monday evening by...
Judge denies former Bellville police officer's motion for new trial
An appointed judge has rejected a motion filed by former Bellville police Officer Maurice King III for a new trial. Judge Christopher Collier, retired from Medina County, ruled the motion was not filed in a timely manner. King, 48, served 22 months in prison following a December 2008 conviction on...
Mansfield Police Uncover VIN-Switching Operation in Local Auto Shop Crackdown
In a routine crackdown on vehicle fraud, TCAT investigators hit pay dirt at a local auto shop, uncovering a pair of Hot Wheels sporting illegally altered identities. According to the Mansfield Police Department, the sting operation brought to light two vehicles—a Dodge Challenger and a SCAT PACK—with switched Vehicle Identification Numbers (VINs), a common tactic used to conceal stolen cars.
Ashland police reports for April 22-23
ASHLAND — The Ashland Division of Police issued the following reports after officers’ activity from April 22-23. These reports include incidents by date, arrests, citations issued and calls by day organized in chronological order. Incidents. Incidents-By-Date-Range-Order-By-Date-Recorded-2024-04-23T093055.586Download. Arrests. None reported. Citations. Calls. Calls-By-Date-Range-By-Day-2024-04-23T093056.993Download.
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