Hormel Historic Home: Conflict in local government not something new, dates back to Austin's early years

Some things don't change. This is a story of conflict in local government from 1906. From the Austin media accounts, published on April 17, 1956: "Austin started to pull itself out of the mud in

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Some things don’t change. This is a story of conflict in local government from 1906. From the Austin Daily Herald Centennial Issue, published on April 17, 1956:

Walks through Chardon HS after shooting

As the doors opened for the first time to the media, there stood the man who has become the spokesperson for the Chardon community, taking time to reflect on the tragedy two months ago and how the district is moving on.

Hass, 90th birthday

Mrs. Margaret M. Hass of 8500 Corporate Drive will be joined by three generations of her family for brunch on Mother’s Day to celebrate her 90th birthday at the home of her daughter.

Town is looking at a gift house

The Patton Homestead in Hamilton, purchased in 1928 for George S. Patton, the iconic World War II general, and his wife, Beatrice, has been home base for three generations of his storied family. Now the Patton family has offered to donate their homestead to the town for historic preservation. On Saturday, voters at the Annual Town Meeting will be asked to accept the gift.