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This week on the Graveyard Rabbit of Sandusky Bay blog, a look at the life of Jacob Hornig, a German immigrant who worked as a marblecutter in Sandusky in the 1870s — his work including the cutting of tombstones.
While names like Kleenex and Band-Aid are synonymous with tissues and torture devices respectively, how can you help your own brand of good or service approach that kind of recognition?
Joe and Jenny Robb came to see us in August 2012, after being sued for foreclosure on their $72,000 mortgage. They ran into problems in paying on the mortgage when Joe’s income dropped after he was forced to find a new job.
Excerpt: As America tiptoes toward a fourth intervention in an opaque and uncontrollable conflict — now Syria, after Iraq, Afghanistan and Libya — Webb’s words require two minor modifications: Obama has demonstrated a power, not an authority; only the Constitution authorizes.
Q: My best friend had been friends with a guy for a year. Well one summer, this guy and I had ended up at the same summer camp by chance and I really started to like him. We texted all the time after we left and my best friend knew, actually she gave him my number.
This week on the Ohio's Yesterdays blog, a look at the life of a South Bass Island resident, John "Jack" Day Jr., who moved to the island in 1887 when he was 20.
Excerpt: In the midst of Holy Week imagine if, as prophesied in the book of Matthew along with various other gospels of the New Testament, Jesus returned.
"News" comes from anywhere and everywhere these days.
Maybe a better word for it is information.
Early today, several of my friends changed their profile pictures on Facebook to a red background with a pink equal sign, and my curiosity piqued. Perhaps you saw it, too.