Bernard V. Conroy, born Sept. 11, 1963, in Bellaire, Ohio, lived in Napoleon, Ohio, and Fort Wayne, Indiana. He died peacefully at home on Jan. 24, 2025.

Spring is blooming in other local botanical gardens. Pay attention to what Trump does. Do not defund NPR, PBS.

An upcoming town hall aims to give a voice to Ohioans who feel ignored by their elected officials, offering a platform to ...

The embattled Genius Childcare boss and the companies he controls have racked up debts that might top $38 million, including with supermarket giant Coles and Nova radio station. The struggling ...

Bernie Sanders, I-Vermont, deride the influence of multimillionaire and billionaire donors in politics. "The American people want us to end a corrupt campaign finance system," Sanders said to the ...

The Lisbon Area Chamber of Commerce has announced that its Executive Director Judy Noel can now perform wedding services at ...

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She and Bernie fell in love at first sight, and they married on September 1, 1962, in Wayzata, Minnesota. As the wife of a surgeon, Noel lived in various cities across the United States while her ...

Bernie Ecclestone’s collection of 69 iconic Formula 1 and Grand Prix cars has found a new owner after the former F1 ringmaster put it up for sale at the end of last year through a private treaty ...

Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) said the country is getting “sick and tired” of tech billionaire Elon Musk and slammed Musk’s accusation that Sen. Mark Kelly (D-Ariz.) is a traitor for visiting ...

Return frequently to see how Republican Max L. Miller, of Bay Village, District 7, voted in the US House of Representatives, and how Republican Bernie Moreno, 13th District, voted in the US Senate.

“Why do you make it look like it’s a broken, dysfunctional system? The reason is to get people to lose faith in the system and then you can give it over to Wall Street,” said Sanders in an interview ...