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🍲 WHAT'S COOKING: Tandoor oven gives special taste to Curry Pot menu offerings
Editor's note: Each Monday online The Daily Record features good eats, whether from a restaurant, a store, a food truck or elsewhere. Check back each week to see 🍲 What's Cooking. For a taste of the authentic Indian cuisine, the Curry Pot in Wooster is available for lunch and...
‘Broken Hope’ is a twisting tale of vigilante justice | Book Talk
“Broken Hope,” a medical thriller, is a memorable revenge story by Akron physician Carrie Rubin. Hope Sullivan is known as a dedicated, skilled doctor. She works in a Boston clinic, where she’s devoted to treating her patients with compassion. She has an extracurricular activity: She gives “tune-ups” to administer reprisal to those who deserve it.
Animal visits, bubbles, prizes and challenges part of library's summer offerings
The Wayne County Public Library offers a free Summer Reading Club for the entire family starting Tuesday. The more participants read, the more prizes they can earn. Each library location will have summer programs. Children who do not read during the summer may lose up to three months of reading progress and that...
Orrville Splash Pad, pool set to open this weekend and next
Orrville City Council has approved advertising for bids for the Ohio Public Works Commission asphalt street resurfacing project. This year, in-house designing and engineering will be handled by city Engineer Abby Wilson. The project will include resurfacing Bell Avenue, McGill Street and Washington Boulevard. Looking ahead to summer activities, the...
K9 officer could join Medina High School SRO next school year
MEDINA, Ohio – School Resource Officer Nick MacLarren, who works at Medina High School during the school year, could have a furry partner with him starting in the fall. During a recent city meeting, Police Chief Ed Kinney announced that school personnel had reached out to both him and MacLarren to express their interest in having a K9 officer at the high school.
Summit County attorney, Austintown resident takes on 'Great American Baking Show'
It's easy to see Brad Gessner has made a case for his appearance on "The Great American Baking Show" since he was a young boy. The chief counsel for the Summit County Prosecutor's Office has been baking since he was 6, and even won his first competition at that age. The attorney...
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