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Sharon Randall - A season for giving thanks
This was going to be about Thanksgiving, the joys of overeating, the tradition of counting our blessings and the importance of giving thanks for the gift of family and friends. That's what I planned to write about a few hours...  Read Story.
[$] Former local prosecutor is proud of son
Defiance County assistant prosecutor Tim Hutchinson was watching the Michigan-Penn State football game a few weeks ago when he heard a familiar name from the past. "The commentators made several references to...  Read Story.
[$] You can help yourself and other hunters
When you head into the fields and woods for the annual deer-gun season (Nov. 30-Dec. 6) there are a few things you can do to help not only yourself, but the image of hunters in general. In today's world, it can be...  Read Story.
[$] Mark Froelich - Slow motion water droplet is fascinating
Who ever thought that a drop of water would be that interesting. But let me tell you, watching a drop of water bounce at 2,000 frames per second is something special. The Gizmodo.com website has posted a video...  Read Story.
Dr. Peter Gott - Hematologist should treat blood disorder
DEAR DR. GOTT: I'm a 70-year-old woman. My astute physician's assistant noticed I had a low red-blood-cell count and referred me to a hematologist. I was subsequently diagnosed with hereditary stomatocytosis....  Read Story.
Georgia Kohart - Farewell to a mentor and good friend
Farewell to a mentor and good friend (Editor's note: Teri Hageman, a long-time copy editor and area editor for The Crescent-News died Friday evening after a brief illness.) Co-worker is too cold and business-like. The word friend is a woefully...  Read Story. 1 comment
[$] Jack Palmer - Mennonites of today are a diverse group
As religion editor at this newspaper, I constantly enjoy the opportunity to learn about different faiths and denominations. My travels have taken me around northwest Ohio to cover numerous religious events. The overwhelming majority of area residents...  Read Story.
Mark C. Gordon column: DC president finds his comfort zone in community
DC president finds his comfort zone in community Now that I have been officially inaugurated as the president of Defiance College, when I meet with alumni and members of the community, they frequently ask me how I am enjoying my job. My answer is...  Read Story.
[$] Jack Palmer - Seeking peace through women in Afghanistan
It's difficult to understand the human dynamics in Afghanistan, a country with a centuries-old tradition of unrest. There is an on-going civil war, pitting the government-backed military against the Taliban....  Read Story.
Marriage means having each other's back
When my husband asked me what I wanted to do over the weekend, I thought fast. (Here's a tip: If somebody asks you what you want to do, you'd best think of something or you can end up watching 12 hours of football...  Read Story.
[$] Youth hunt set Nov. 21-22; archery harvest up
More than 40,000 hunters are expected to participate in the seventh annual two-day youth hunt slated for Nov. 21-22. Open statewide to hunters 17 and younger, this season gives youths a jump on thier older...  Read Story.
How bad are dangers of baby bottles?
Q: My children are grown now, but back in the late 1970s I would mix their baby formula with boiled water and put it into the plastic liners of disposable baby bottles, which I now know contain bisphenol A (BPA). My...  Read Story.
[$] Treasures abound at local libraries
"The worth of a book is to be measured by what you can carry away from it." -- James Bryce In fall I find more time to read. Despite slashed budgets, our Ohio libraries are still a fantastic bargain. Our niece and her...  Read Story.
Jack Palmer - Every day should be Veterans Day
Every day should be Veterans Day Veterans are generally not recognizable by their outward appearance, yet they are all around us on a daily basis. They are ordinary yet extraordinary human beings who offered some of their most vital years in service to...  Read Story.
Sharon Randall - Bad girls wink at trouble
Here's to the Bad Girls, bless their hearts, who make all the Good Girls look good. There's one in every family. You know who she is. She's the topic of conversation at every family table where she shows up late, or not at...  Read Story.
Jack Palmer - Celebrating the true slice of life
Tuesday marked a great American tradition which a multitude of people take for granted. Unfortunately, this is much too important to be taken lightly. I'm talking, of course, about National Sandwich Day. Much like our...  Read Story.
Mark Froelich - Print subscribers have free access to C-N website
There have been many people logging in to The Crescent-News website today viewing the results of Tuesday's election. But did you know that if you have a subscription to the print edition of The...  Read Story.
[$] Autumn is evident during Chicago trip
We traveled to Chicago over the weekend. Although nicknamed the Windy City for its vociferous politicians, it was blustery in the literal sense. It was warm and balmy as a spring day when we got on the Ohio Turnpike, but we hadn't been in Indiana very...  Read Story.
Jack Palmer - All Saints Day thoughts on a bevy of topics
Today is All Saints Day, which in Western Christianity commemorates the departed faithful now in heaven. The day's flagship anthem is "For All the Saints," likely sung this weekend at many worship services....  Read Story.
Sharon Randall - Don't try this recipe in your home
Warning: The following contains a recipe you should not try, unless you are hoping to be banned from cooking, in which case, be my guest. For the record, it was not the recipe's fault. When I cook, it is never the...  Read Story.
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