Tuesday, May 29th, 2012

Fire damages home on Cassil Street (VIDEO)
MOUNT VERNON -- Seven children and a handicapped person escaped, apparently without injury, from a burning house Monday afternoon. The alarm came in at 2:55 p.m. for the house at 118 Cassil St., just east of North Sandusky Street in northwest Mount Vernon.

County celebrates MLK's legacy
MOUNT VERNON -- For the fifth year, Knox Countians celebrated the birthday and the life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with a celebration breakfast Monday hosted by the Dr. King Legacy Committee. This year's theme was "His Vision, Our Mission."

Fredericktown council discusses wastewater issue
FREDERICKTOWN -- A wastewater issue with Knox Lake residents was discussed at the Fredericktown Village Council meeting Monday.

'Cloverfield:'The Blair Godzilla Project
There are two reviews of the new monster movie "Cloverfield"here. First is the basic response to the question, “Is it any good?” Second will come the pretentious meta-review.

Greek food available at new restaurant
MOUNT VERNON -- The aroma of Greek food is wafting from the inside of the old Bemiller Carpet store on West Gambier Street, where a new restaurant just opened.

Bulldogs clamp down on Knights
HOWARD -- When a team's offense is sputtering along, it is up to the defense to keep it in the game.

Freddies garner No. 1 seed in Division III
MOUNT VERNON -- The 2008 high school girls basketball postseason took a step closer to fruition on Sunday afternoon with the tournament seeding and draw for each division. All nine area Central District teams held their draw at Olentangy High School, and the undefeated Fredericktown Freddies were the big winners.

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