Lifestyle

On Nutrition: Facts about fiber

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Beta glucan, guar gum, hydroxypropylmethylcellulose. What would you do if saw these listed on a food ingredient label?

Featured events coming up in the Lima region

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Yesterday’s Treasures Garage Sale

Reminisce: Kibby’s ‘long and useful life’

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The “long and useful” life of Harman Kibby, described by the Lima Times-Democrat as “one of Lima’s oldest and most prominent pioneer citizens,” ended in its 83rd year on April 9, 1902.

Lima Half-Mile to bring more fast-paced motorcycle action to fairgrounds

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LIMA — Jared Mees has won the Lima Half-Mile five times, and now he is promoting the motorcycle races that will take place throughout the afternoon Saturday at the Allen County Fairgrounds.

Concerts in the Park gearing up for another summer of fun and music

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LIMA — The Council for the Arts of Greater Lima is gearing up for the return of a summer tradition this weekend.

In The News

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A look back at past covers of The Lima News from June 21: 10 YEARS AGO 50 YEARS AGO 100 YEARS AGO

Lima Public Library Book Reviews

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FICTION

Dad, his daughter set sights on climbing Mount Kilimanjaro to celebrate his 60th and...

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CHICAGO — Layne Pollard, of Gurnee, has a trifecta of milestones hitting around the same time. His doggy daycare and grooming business, Central Bark, celebrated its 10-year anniversary this month, and he’ll be turning 60 on June 16, just two days before celebrating Father’s Day with his family stateside after having hiked Mount Kilimanjaro’s 19,341 feet in Tanzania.

Real Life Mama: A different kind of Father’s Day

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Father’s Day looks a little different to my girls these days. They have always had their dad whom they love immensely. Every single Father’s Day we have (and will continue to) celebrate their dad. He is present, involved and loves them greatly. But what they didn’t expect was that they would fall for another guy that loves them greatly as well.

Massage therapists ease the pain of hospice patients — but aren’t easy to find

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BOULDER, Colo. — Ilyse Streim views massage for people in hospice care as “whispering to the body through touch.”