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Volunteers with Pandora-based VOSH-Ohio (Volunteer Optometric Services to Humanity) and Findlay-based Mission Possible arrived home safely following the massive earthquake in Haiti last month.
Here, in the dead of winter, farmers have to decide what pesticides will be needed for crops to be planted this spring.
The Buckeye State has some of the nation's finest deer hunting, contributing more than $1.2 billion to the economy annually.
WEEKLY SECTION: The edition includes good news of personal paid announcements from readers: birthdays, weddings, engagements, anniversaries, team sports photos, graduations, celebrations of life, memorials, business ads and more.
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LITTLE ROCK NINE: Jefferson Thomas, who was among nine black students initially barred by the Arkansas governor from attending Little Rock Central High School in 1957, spoke to Findlay students as part of Black History Month. The crisis was a pivotal moment in the struggle for civil rights.
WINTER BRIDAL TAB: Dove releases, prenuptial agreements, bridesmaid advice, budget tips and more to plan your big day.
DISASTER: Haiti continues to struggle in the wake of a catastrophic earthquake Jan. 12.
DONATIONS: While supplies and volunteers will be needed, the immediate need for earthquake victims in Haiti is monetary donations to fund direct relief.
Below are some agencies to which you can donate online.
IMAGE BLOG: Go behind the scenes with Courier photographer Randy Roberts.
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