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“Time to Fall Back: Embrace the Extra Hour of Cozy Bliss”
Well, well, well, it looks like the time has come for that delightful little tradition known as “fall back.”
That’s right, folks, grab your comfiest pajamas and get ready to indulge in an extra hour of precious, glorious sleep. Because on Sunday, Nov. 5 at 2 a.m., daylight saving time will bid us adieu for 2023, and our clocks will go back an hour, giving us a much-needed respite from the hustle and bustle of our daily lives.
Ah, sweet, sweet Standard Time, how we’ve missed you. In a blink of an eye, the time officially changes at 2:00 a.m. local time to become 1:00 a.m., magically granting us the hour we so cruelly lost in the spring.
But fear not, my weary friends, for this impending magical time shift will bestow upon us the precious gift of an extra hour of sleep.
So, whether you’re a snooze-button enthusiast or a connoisseur of all things cozy, get ready to savor that sweet, sweet slumber. Embrace the joy of an extended stay in dreamland, for tomorrow’s alarm will be silenced for just a little while longer.
Sleep tight, my friends, and may your dreams be as delightful as this extra hour of sleep.
ENOUGH with the POLITICAL CRAP ALREADY
ENOUGH with the POLITICAL CRAP ALREADY!
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So, post your HUNTING PICTURES here!
Three County Pursuit Ends in Ashland County (Humor Side of the News!)
Well, well, well, folks, hold on to your seats because we’ve got quite the action-packed story for you today.
It all started when the Morrow County Sheriff’s Office received a report about a stolen vehicle in good ol’ Chesterville, Ohio. With their eyes peeled, they spotted the vehicle, ready to put an end to this little joyride.
But oh no, the driver had other plans. Refusing to stop, the chase was on! Word got out, and a bolo (that’s a “be on the lookout” for you non-cop lingo folks) was issued for the notorious Blue Nissan. It jumped onto I-71 with the pedal to the metal, leaving Mount Gilead in the dust.
Not to be outdone, the Ohio Highway Patrol from the Mount Gilead post joined the pursuit, sirens wailing and tires screeching. They weren’t alone for long, though, as the fine Troopers from the Mansfield Post joined the adventure too.
The chase continued, tearing through Richland County, an adrenaline-fueled blur of flashing lights and the persistent soundtrack of roaring engines. Finally, just when it seemed like this vehicular drama would never end, a clever move was made. Tire spikes were deployed at the 183mm, puncturing the ill-fated Nissan’s tire, hoping to bring this wild ride to a screeching halt.
Lo and behold, the suspects had other plans!
Throwing caution to the wind, they exited onto US 250 at the 186 mile marker, heading westbound like it was their last hurrah. Unfortunately for them, lady luck had had enough of their antics. Losing control, their stolen chariot slightly kissing the bridge wall, bringing their joyride to a dramatic climax.
As the dust settled, our brave law enforcement officers wasted no time. Three suspects, two fearless females, and a bold male surrendered without a fuss. Hands up, folks! They were promptly taken into custody, quite unamused but probably feeling a tad foolish. With their wild ride over, they were escorted straight to the Morrow County Jail, where they can ponder the choices that led them to this less-than-ideal predicament.
And that, my friends, is just another day on the Ohio highways. Stay tuned for more thrilling tales from our courageous law enforcement officers!
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Walmart Duties
Starting Wednesday, September 13, customers will now be required to unload the semi trucks at Walmart.
This will be in addition to your self checkout duties.
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