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Professor Rick Lehtinen of The College of Wooster discusses his 23-year teaching career, a passion for field biology, and the importance of conservation work, including a long-term salamander monitoring project to engage students and the community.

The College of Wooster hosted the inaugural 'Simposio Hispano-Latino,' a collaborative event where upperclassmen Spanish students from five colleges shared their capstone research, fostering a unique academic community.

Local health experts in Holmes and Wayne counties advocate for vaccinations, highlighting their safety and effectiveness in preventing serious diseases.

Wooster Police Chief Matt Fisher is recovering after an aneurysm, with Assistant Chief Scott Rotolo temporarily leading the department.

The Wooster women's tennis team was defeated 7-0 by the Otterbein University Cardinals, adjusting their season record to 2-4.

The College of Wooster softball team lost both games in a season-opening doubleheader against Transylvania University but remains optimistic about future growth.

Wooster's basketball team finished their season with a loss against Denison University in the North Coast Athletic Conference final, despite a deep tournament run and a standout performance that broke a conference steals record.

Fish Fry Fundraiser

5-7 p.m. — Boy Scout Troop 68 — Dine in or take out — Enjoy fried fish, baked potato, and dessert for a good cause.

Wines and Spines Book Club: Choose Your Reading Adventure

6-8 p.m. — Troutman Vineyards — No entry fee — Engage in a lively discussion of a Pulitzer Prize-winning novel with a delicious backdrop of wine.