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Wayne County Community Foundation awards nearly $468,000 in grant funding

The Board of Trustees for Wayne County Community Foundation (WCCF) met in November to approve $467,945.89 in grants to 25 nonprofit organizations.

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MAD Event: Boys/Girls Club fundraiser promotes helping kids to achieve

Titled Make A Difference, or MAD, the fundraiser aims to support Wooster children through the nonprofit club.

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City Square Steakhouse donates over $1K to Wooster Boys and Girls Club

The $1,300 donation will fund the breakfast program that provides meals for students. A Make a Difference (MAD) benefit will be April 27.

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Boys and Girls Club of Wooster moves to new offices on North Walnut

To accommodate a growing staff and plans to expand its programs into more schools, the Boys and Girls Club of Wooster moves to new offices downtown.

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High demand for part-time labor is met with few applications

Ohio restaurant owners work long hours to keep businesses operating as labor shortage and inflation makes part-time help hard to find.

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