Wood keeps him working
Joiningt fellow former employees of Delphi Packard Electric and far beyond, one Cortland resident is etching a name for himself, delighted to be an “ex-Packardite” who is self-employed. Robert “Bob” Woofter Jr. successfully made the transition from Delphi worker to business owner. In June 2007, the Lakeview High School and Kent State University graduate opened his woodcarving supply store, The Wooden Moose, 3499 Bradley-Brownlee Road, Cortland. His business venture presently includes an internationally-used Web site, www.thewoodenmoose.com, and popular eBay store, known also as The Wooden Moose, and a large mail-order catalog, which he publishes and distributes.
» Full StoryThe risk of individual satisfaction
There are times when other people advise against, or even oppose, actions one wants to take. The ideas of being prudent and satisfying oneself, then, are in conflict.
» Full StoryService for Seniors
The varied contributions and services made by Trumbull County residents for the benefit of senior citizens were recognized this week in categories ranging from music and gardening to health care and military.
» Full StoryFall a time for simple pleasures
Often the simpler things in life are the most fun and enjoyable. Late summer and early fall can bring lots of opportunities to experience some of those simple and enjoyable pleasures.
» Full StoryMore than just a meal
WARREN — Volunteers are the ‘‘hands and feet’’ for Trumbull Mobile Meals’ ability to get nutritious home-delivered meals delivered to those in the county who because of age, illness or disability would not be able to prepare their own meal.
» Full StoryWhy not have a front porch campaign?
Here we go again! Back to another marathon campaign.
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