CONSERVATIVE CANDIDATES TOWN HALL MEETING Moderated by Judge James DeWeese, Richland County Common Pleas Court With Eric Deaton, U.S. Senate Candidate Sandra OÃ?Â'Brien, Ohio Secretary of State Candidate Seth Morgan, Ohio Auditor of State Candidate Tuesday, March 9, 2010 7-9:00 PM, Doors Open At 6:30 Mansfield Senior High School Auditorium 124 North Linden Road Between Park Avenue West and West Fourth Street Candidates will make opening statements followed by your questions and concerns. Sponsored by the Mansfield North Central Ohio Tea Party Association, a non-partisan group consisting of concerned voters in Richland and surrounding counties. For more information, visit www.bloodofpatriots.org
A series of short plays at OSU Mansfield: The Sandbox - Edward Albee The Best Daddy - Roald Dahl The Spotted Man - Walter Wykes 15 Minute Hamlet - Tom Stoppard The Horizontal Mambo - Billy Haynes Closer Than You Think - Billy Haynes Pancakes - Peter Morris Directors: Brice Eyerly Matthew Crum Bryan Dellafield Cora Benjamium Billy Haynes Tickets are $3
A Day of Action training to provide you with the skills and resources to take action and become a neighborhood organizer. Attending a Day of Action event is one of the easiest ways to get involved and meet other supporters in your community.
A series of short plays at OSU Mansfield (yes, this is the same thing as March 12th!) The Sandbox - Edward Albee The Best Daddy - Roald Dahl The Spotted Man - Walter Wykes 15 Minute Hamlet - Tom Stoppard The Horizontal Mambo - Billy Haynes Closer Than You Think - Billy Haynes Pancakes - Peter Morris Directors: Brice Eyerly Matthew Crum Bryan Dellafield Cora Benjamium Billy Haynes Tickets are $3
Black Hand Gorge State Nature Preserve The prime feature of this event is a preserve that is a narrow, east-west gorge cut by the Licking River through the famous Black Hand sandstone formation. It also boasts the only bike trail in Ohio's state nature preserve system. The name Blackhand, for which the preserve is named, originated from a dark, hand-shaped Indian petroglyph which was engraved on the face of a massive sandstone cliff along the north side of the river. The engraving was destroyed in 1828 when canal builders dynamited the cliff face, during construction of the Ohio-Erie Canal, which runs through the gorge. Sections of the canal towpaths and canal locks may be seen from the trails along the river. The dry hilltops are dominated by oak-hickory mature woods along with Virginia pine and mountain laurel. Yellow birch, cherry birch and eastern hemlock grow on northerly exposures. It is an excellent site for viewing woodland spring wildflowers. You can expect to see a few deer, kingfishers, geese, wood ducks, hawks and there have been a few sightings recently of two bald eagles so be sure to bring your cameras and binoculars! SKILL LEVEL; Intermediate - Beginner By now, if youÃ?Â're an avid kayaker like me, youÃ?Â're probably pulling your hair out wishing that OlÃ?Â' Man Winter will kick the bucket once and for all! Spring canÃ?Â't be to far off (knock on wood) and so IÃ?Â've scheduled a Meetup Event for the Licking River. This will be an easy float beginning at two separate locations and ending at the Black Hand Gorge State Nature Preserve located in Toboso, Ohio. The first put in location is at the Brownsville Rd. access and the second put in location is at the Staddens Rd. access. Both trips are easy floats and are suitable for beginners who have paddled rivers before. I would caution paddlers that if youÃ?Â've never paddled a river before, this might not be a good trip to learn on. This river has a few twists and turns that can be tricky. The depth in most places isn't over 3 feet so if you do tip over, you should be able to stand up immediately. The water will still be cold and there are several areas on the river that require quick thinking and quick maneuvering. The put in time for Staddens Rd. will be at 11 am and the put in time for Brownsville Rd will be at 1 pm. Those paddlers starting at the Brownsville Rd access might have to wait a half hour or so while the Staddens Rd. paddlers reach you. The total time for the Brownsville Rd. trip should be about 2 to 3 hours. 4 hours for the Staddens Rd. trip. The Staddens Rd paddlers will need to meet at the Black Hand Gorge Nature Preserve trailhead at around 9:30 am. The Brownsville Rd. paddlers will need to meet at the trailhead around noon in order to be at their put in at or a little before 1 pm. Transportation back to everyoneÃ?Â's vehicles will be arranged at the take out. Pre-arrangements for transportation to and from this Meetup event will need to be worked out in advance by those members participating in this event. Members might be required to provide a cell phone number in case someone get lost on the way here and to ensure they get here on time. Please keep in mind that although the high temps for this trip might only be in the 40's or 50Ã?Â's and if we're lucky, in the 60Ã?Â's, the water temps will still be very cold. Be sure to bring an extra pair of clothes in a drybag just in case you flip over. It might not be a bad idea to bring a large towel with you as well. Other items you should bring with you are a well equipped first aid kit, a whistle, drinking water and food. Bringing a thermos filled with your favorite hot beverage can help warm you up quickly in the event you do flip over.I want to remind everyone that drinking alcohol on the river is against the law. Violators will be removed from this meetup group! The Black Hand Gorge trailhead is located in Licking County 8 miles east of Newark on State Route 16. You will need to exit southeast on State Route 146 and proceed 1/4 mile down SR 146 to County Road 273. The preserve's entrance and parking lot are 1 1/2 mile south on County Road 273 just outside of Toboso, Ohio. Additional directions can be found by clicking the link at the top of this page just under location.
Age Group: All Ages Venue: University of Montana Address: Poetry Corner, Maureen & Mike Mansfield Library Phone: 243-2988
The University of Montana student chosen as the winner of the Merriam-Frontier Award will read from his or her selected manuscript. The winner receives $500 and funds to publish a chapbook.
Andrew Lloyd Webber takes the Biblical story of Joseph and retells it with music that ranges from rock to country to calypso to ballads. From the beginning of Joseph's brothers' jealousy through his adversity and triumphs to his forgiveness and provision for those brothers, we see that those who have faith and hold onto their dreams are never alone. Joseph's triumph is the triumph of all faithful dreamers. A Playhouse Youth Theatre production....more
When: Mar 19, 2010 7 PM Where: Mansfield Playhouse in Mansfield,Ohio Cost: General Pricing: 5.00 - 10.00 Posted by:evdb
Andrew Lloyd Webber takes the Biblical story of Joseph and retells it with music that ranges from rock to country to calypso to ballads. From the beginning of Joseph's brothers' jealousy through his adversity and triumphs to his forgiveness and provision for those brothers, we see that those who have faith and hold onto their dreams are never alone. Joseph's triumph is the triumph of all faithful dreamers. A Playhouse Youth Theatre production....more
When: Mar 19, 2010 7 PM Where: Mansfield Playhouse in Mansfield,Ohio Cost: General Pricing: 5.00 - 10.00 Posted by:evdb
Andrew Lloyd Webber takes the Biblical story of Joseph and retells it with music that ranges from rock to country to calypso to ballads. From the beginning of Joseph's brothers' jealousy through his adversity and triumphs to his forgiveness and provision for those brothers, we see that those who have faith and hold onto their dreams are never alone. Joseph's triumph is the triumph of all faithful dreamers. A Playhouse Youth Theatre production....more
When: Mar 19, 2010 7 PM Where: Mansfield Playhouse in Mansfield,Ohio Cost: General Pricing: 5.00 - 10.00 Posted by:evdb
It’s 1985 – a time when hair was big, collars were up and a wedding singer was the coolest guy in the room. Based on the hit movie starring Adam Sandler, it received five Tony Award nominations, including Best Musical and features a score that pays homage to the great pop songs of the 1980s. If you long to laugh yourself silly, this show will do the trick!
Andrew Lloyd Webber takes the Biblical story of Joseph and retells it with music that ranges from rock to country to calypso to ballads. From the beginning of Joseph's brothers' jealousy through his adversity and triumphs to his forgiveness and provision for those brothers, we see that those who have faith and hold onto their dreams are never alone. Joseph's triumph is the triumph of all faithful dreamers. A Playhouse Youth Theatre production....more
When: Mar 19, 2010 7 PM Where: Mansfield Playhouse in Mansfield,Ohio Cost: General Pricing: 5.00 - 10.00 Posted by:evdb
Andrew Lloyd Webber takes the Biblical story of Joseph and retells it with music that ranges from rock to country to calypso to ballads. From the beginning of Joseph's brothers' jealousy through his adversity and triumphs to his forgiveness and provision for those brothers, we see that those who have faith and hold onto their dreams are never alone. Joseph's triumph is the triumph of all faithful dreamers. A Playhouse Youth Theatre production....more
When: Mar 19, 2010 7 PM Where: Mansfield Playhouse in Mansfield,Ohio Cost: General Pricing: 5.00 - 10.00 Posted by:evdb
Saturday, March 20, 2010 Doors Open at 5 PM VFW Post #3494, 853 Ashland Rd., Mansfield, 44906 Savage 93R17 17HMR w/3-9X40 Scope Walther P22 22LR Remington 870 Express Tactical Beneli Nova 12 or 20 Gauge Stevens Mod 200 Bolt Action w/3-9X40 Scope Kahr CW9 or CW 40 Ruger LCR 38 Special Revolver Smith & Wesson 637 38 Special Airweight NEED NOT BE PRESENT TO WIN GUNS NO ADMITTANCE UNDER 21 For every 60 tickets sold after 500, another gun will be added to this list. Donation: $10.00 Guns must be picked up at: SportsmenÃ?Â's Den, 201 North Gamble, Route 61, Shelby, 44875 ([masked]) Call Bonnie at [masked] for tickets.
Sesame Street Live "When Elmo Grows Up" is coming to Mansfield!
When Elmo and his Sesame Street Live friends think about growing up, it's a musical show-and-tell! Bert dreams of becoming a forest ranger, Telly longs to be a cowboy and their newest friend, Abby Cadabby, wants to be a fairy godmother just like her mommy. Elmo thinks about becoming a ‘weather monster,' but has a hard time predicting his own forecast-he wants to be anything and everything all at once! It's a fresh, original Sesame Street Live show on a whole new scale!
Renaissance Theatre Special EventsSesame Street Live: ?Elmo Grows Up?Tickets:
$23, $17, $13Tickets on sale now to those that have received their secret password direct from VEE Corporation.Public on sale date Tuesday, February 9th at 10:00AM.All children must have a ticket.
