Richard (Dick) Paul Bosel passed away on Feb 22nd Regiment of the US Army during the end of the Korean War Dick worked at the Salem Label Company until his retirement in 1995 golfing and spending time with family and friends at both his Ohio and Florida residences Marjorie Gold (sister) and was predeceased by Alta Bosel (mother) A private memorial service will be held with family members at a later date The family wishes to extend their sincere thanks and deep gratitude for all expressions of sympathy acts of kindness and prayers shown during this time of bereavement A special thanks to Compassionate Care Hospice for their exceptional care during his final days amongst us Copyright © 2025 Ogden News Publishing of Ohio | https://www.morningjournalnews.com | 308 Maple Street City & Culture The Breakouts are presented in partnership with Kwantlen Polytechnic University Syd Bosel’s path to the standup stage has been something of an unorthodox one with the takeaway being there are rewards for never giving up on your dreams Consider her story beautifully inspirational for anyone convinced they missed the window for unleashing their inner guitar hero A decade ago the 64-year-old took a second shot at a career she’d been dreaming of since childhood when she found herself in awe of comedy icons like Phyllis Diller and Carol Burnett Over the past few years that leap of faith has paid off with award wins As someone who came to the game later in life Bosel is well aware that she sometimes surprises audiences when taking the stage “Maybe this is an observation that I’m bringing on myself but I still think people underestimate me based on appearance,” she ruminates “But it’s different once they see me perform.” The comedian grew up on Vancouver’s East Side attending Killarney Secondary School at a time when the East Van Cross was a warning to the rest of the city “People have told me that they remember me from school and that I was really funny,” she says “I know that got me out of a lot of bad situations even though it could also get me in trouble.” In her 20s Bosel got her introduction to live comedy That led to her initial entry into the world of standup in the ’90s when she was looking for an outlet from the long days that come with raising a young family “I tried it when my kids were little because I’d really lost myself as a parent—I’d lost my sense of humour,” Bosel recalls “There was a night-school class being offered at John Oliver school the improv exercises that we did were the first time that I felt so much freedom—to be as funny as I wanted to be how much I’ve lived with having to put the lid on.” and rewarding as that foray into a new world was but I couldn’t honestly do the late nights,” Bosel shares I could not function and try to do standup Flash forward to 2014—her kids grown up and out of the nest—and Bosel found herself in a fight that shifted her perspective on life the experience making her realize there’s no guarantee of how much time we get on planet Earth “I was deemed clear of cancer in July of 2015 and I realized I’d better do some stuff I wanted to do,” she says “And so I started taking standup classes again going to the clubs and doing open mics and taking classes eventually five nights a week doing standup things have moved faster than she might have dared dream In 2018 Bosel took home first place in the BC’s Funniest New Female Competition included a finalist finish in Great Canadian Yuk Off and second place nod  in the “Funniest Person with a Day Job” competition Last year saw her crowned the winner of BC Yuk Yuk’s Yuk Off Bosel acknowledges that people might know her best for her 2023 appearance on Canada’s Got Talent she delivered a mini-set gleefully roasting her adult kids (“You know what’s fun about having a 24-year-old new feminist come home for the summer so that’s good,” Bosel says of her appearance you gotta be out there doing shows so people see you You also have to say ‘yes’ to pretty much everything that’s offered you.” Those offers have included steady work in comedy clubs around the province and corporate gigs as well as opening slots for the likes of high-profile comedy vets like Maria Bamford and Debra DiGiovanni last year saw Bosel release her debut comedy album Thanks for Swinging By on which she riffs on everything from the various indignities of incontinence to the reality working with younger comics on the circuit to the horrific similarities between a mammogram and panini toasters Anyone who doubts the old saying “With age comes wisdom” need only check out the album’s gold-star “Vulvas Bucket list accomplishments this year will include scheduled appearances on CBC’S The Debaters this February and an appearance at the Winnipeg Comedy Festival in May Gratifying parts of a career that continues to build momentum include Bosel being able to use comedy to raise awareness of serious subjects (She’s encouraged clubs to make space for info-tables for organizations fighting both diseases.) She’s also thrilled to have a community that she feels at home in Bosel eschews big names to instead go all-in on BC talent like Ivan Decker She also makes sure to single out comedy clubs—Phillips Comedy and Hecklers in Victoria—that have been endlessly supportive of her on the way up “Standup comedy is such a fine-tuned art form that one can always improve on,” Bosel opines “That’s one of the things that I love about it The other thing I love about it is the community I get to hang with people mostly younger than me that are ambitious and creative it might have taken her a while to get to the standup stage but now that she’s there she’s just getting going “Doing shows is my favourite thing in the whole world,” Bosel says I should probably not say that: I have grandchildren.” Gord Downie of the Tragically Hip once suggested that he would like to fight Mike Usinger For which Mike Usinger didn't blame him one bit Your hair was short-cropped and dyed orange Sign In Subscribe Now Syd Bosel is coming to Surrey Arts Centre with Hot Flash Comedy bringing tales from the trenches of her life including the realities of being the mother of adult children The Comox-based stand-up comic returns to the Main Stage on Friday March 14 with fellow joke-tellers Helen Schneiderman (show emcee) Known for razor-sharp wit and her relatable storytelling style Bosel competed on the TV show Canada's Got Talent won the 2024 Yuk Off comedy competition in B.C. has appeared on CBC’s The Debaters and released the comedy album Thanks for Swinging By last October "She really is a star on the rise in the Canadian comedy scene and that’s super inspiring both as a female comic and as someone in her 60s," raves Nic Enright-Morin a fellow comic who co-ordinates communications for Surrey Civic Theatres the headliner took a break from comedy to raise kids then got back into the business after a battle with breast cancer 11 years ago Making people laugh and performing is Bosel's happy place and her age is something of a secret weapon “I don’t know what it is about me," she says I don’t know if it’s because I’m not threatening or whatever but it’s always surprising to me how much they laugh.” One no-go at Bosel's shows is the subject of dementia, which her husband Ron is battling “I know not everyone who is caring for someone with dementia can get away and continue with their career like I’m doing," she says "but I hope I remind people to pursue their art or their passion in some form find community and do whatever they can that brings joy into their life I hope people who are getting older realize that there is so much fun to be had still.” Also booked at Surrey Arts Centre, in the Studio Theatre, is We Don’t Talk About Book Club, a season-ending production for Whalley-based Royal Canadian Theatre Company. Patricia Brooke's new comedy focused on four friends from college at their monthly book club meeting world-premieres in a four-show run starting Friday March 14, then moves across the river to Anvil Theatre for five more Dialogue and debate are integral to a free society and we welcome and encourage you to share your views on the issues of the day. 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To learn about our commenting policies and how our community-based moderation works, please read our Community Guidelines Vancouver comedian and actor Byron Bertram is headlining the Genesis Theatre this Saturday night (Nov 30) as part of the first-ever Delta Yuk Yuk's Comedy Spectacle He’ll be joined by stand-up comedians Syd Bosel Justin Nichol and Amber Harper-Young for Yuk Yuk's Media’s inaugural show at the Ladner venue “I’m beyond excited to headline the first-ever Delta Yuk Yuk's Comedy Spectacle It feels amazing to perform for large audiences in B.C before heading south for new opportunities,” Bertram said in a press release.  Bertram was recently approved for a United States Green Card opening doors to opportunities in the American comedy and entertainment industry.  “Getting the Green Card feels surreal — it’s been a dream for so long,” Bertram said and working on even bigger projects in TV and film.” Bertram will "bring a piece of his journey and his passion for comedy” as he prepares for an extended stint in the U.S “The Delta show is going to be a fantastic night Known for his masterful accents and characters Bertram has performed for audiences around the world sharing stages with big names like Zach Galifianakis and Eddie Izzard He’s racked up more than 20 million views across various social media platforms and has been featured on shows like Britain’s Got Talent through Nashville-based comedy record label 800 Pound Gorilla Live from the Biltmore “showcases Bertram’s edgy humour and distinct style covering everything from dating mishaps and quirky cultural observations to political satire all delivered with his unmistakable energy and international appeal,” according to a recent press release SEE ALSO: Surrey's annual Snowed In comedy tour show moves to bigger theatre “We’re thrilled to bring Yuk Yuk’s to Delta and there’s no better way to kick off our debut show than with the incredible Byron Bertram makes him the perfect headliner for what promises to be a memorable night of comedy,” Icarus Capital/Yuk Yuk's Media founder Garry Yuill said in a press release and we’ve got a lineup that’s sure to deliver laughs from start to finish.” Feature act Bosel is billed as a natural storyteller who spills life’s quirks onto the stage Bosel has been featured on Canada’s Got Talent the Just for Laughs comedy album Poor Man’s Hummus and she earned a "Fan Favourite" title in B.C.’s Funniest New Female Comic competition she toured Canada’s East Coast headlining her own show co-feature Nichol is described as a high paced in-your-face comedian who doesn’t pull any punches The creator of Justin Nichol’s Comedy Brawl he will win you over with his take on life as a new father and his frustration with how the world seems to work,” says a press release for Saturday's show Host Harper-Young’s comedic talents have earned her a spotlight at Just For Laughs Vancouver where in 2023 she recorded a set that appeared on JFL Originals’ Stand-Up BC: Rooting and Tooting Her distinctive humour has appeared on SiriusXM Satellite Radio and her 2022 debut EP Drenched is available on all major streaming platforms Delta Yuk Yuk’s Comedy Spectacle takes place at the Genesis Theatre (5005 45th Ave.) on Saturday Tickets are $29, plus taxes and fees, at jumpcomedy.com/e/deltayukyuks SEE ALSO: Surrey actor brings 'Mary Poppins' to life on Langley dinner-theatre stage Mission’s Clarke Theatre is expected to be filled with laughter this weekend.  Jokers Canada is debuting the Mission Comedy Classic on Saturday (Nov 16) with a lineup of Canada’s best pro comics.  Arya says attendees can expect a range of styles and subject matters “I think the audience will be extremely happy,” Arya said  “We've worked with these comedians many times we like to bring the sure things and make sure that everything goes well We're pretty confident about this lineup."  Jokers Canada was founded by Arya as a passion project during the pandemic So I started this organization and … over time I realized there was a demand to bring comedy to places that don't necessarily get it often,” Arya said.  Arya has been encouraged by previous shows in the Tri-Cities and Maple Ridge and is excited about performing at the Clarke Theatre.  “The staff at the Clarke Theatre has been so great to work with,” he said.  About the Author: Mission City Record Staff This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page LISBON — Embattled Columbiana County Recorder Theresa Bosel will not be running for re-election in 2020 unless she does so as a write-in candidate following action taken Monday by the county elections board The board voted 4-0 to reject Bosel’s candidacy petitions seeking re-election as a Republican because five of the seven petitions she submitted contained what they call “fatal flaws.” The two other petitions had 19 signatures from valid registered voters well short of the 50 needed to qualify for her name to appear on the March 17 primary election ballot Bosel’s removal from the ballot leaves only Republican James Armeni were deemed invalid because Bosel left blank the entire so-called nominating section This is the part that officially advises whose candidacy petition you are about to sign and the candidate’s party affiliation Officials said this must be filled out before the petition circulator — who was Bosel in this instance– begins obtaining signatures Failure to do so is considered a major procedural error Elections board director Kim Fusco said they checked with the Ohio Secretary of State’s office which advised them of a 2019 Ohio Supreme Court ruling In that case the court upheld a decision to reject the petitions of a school board candidate because he left the the nominating section of his petition blank Fusco said the county prosecutor’s office reviewed the court ruling and agreed it applied in this instance Bosel said Fusco called her to inform her of the board’s decision she could as a write-in candidate but only in the November general election Bosel indicated she does not plan to take any action in response to the board’s decision I’ll move on,” she said in a text message Bosel was first elected in 2012 and re-elected in 2016 “She’s done this (run for office) before Has she ever made mistakes like this before?” asked board member Vic Maroscher Bosel’s five flawed petitions also contained other problems which is known as the declaration of candidacy Bosel listed her name and that she was running for recorder but failed to fill in the blanks stating the term of office she was seeking and the election date Fusco believes this to also be another fatal flaw that would have resulted in an automatic rejection of her petitions The filing deadline to get on the primary election ballot was 4 p.m When officials pointed out the omissions in both sections of the petition which cannot be done once the petitions have officially been filed Bosel also confirmed that she had circulated all seven petitions but she failed to sign the portion of the petitions denoting she was the circulator Fusco said this mistake occurred because Bosel apparently printed out the petitions online or made copies using the wrong-sized paper which cut off the portion of the petition where the circulator signs Fusco said candidates are responsible for filling out the portions of the petitions that must be completed before they can begin obtaining signatures The circulator portion of the petition can be filled out and signed after the circulator is done obtaining signatures Board member David Johnson was aware of the Supreme Court ruling prior to the meeting but board member Patty Colian pointed out she was not privy to that information Johnson said he asked the staff to provide him with a copy that morning after learning of its existence When asked by deputy elections board director Bryce Miner if she wanted a copy too Colian said she would have preferred one in advance of the meeting like Johnson four-member election boards are made up of two Democrats and two Republicans Johnson is county Republican Party chairman and Colian is one of the Democratic representatives Bosel is currently awaiting trial in Mahoning County on vehicular manslaughter charges for allegedly causing an Aug 19 traffic accident that claimed the life of Cecil Chamberlain EAST PALESTINE — While a motion to reduce or eliminate an $850,000 appeal bond is still being reconsidered in the .. 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LISBON — A former Leetonia school bus driver fired in February is now facing a criminal charge for voyeurism for .. who’s charged with aggravated murder and other charges in the 2024 death of Robert E Inc.: | https://www.salemnews.net | 161 North Lincoln © 2025 Country & Town House.All rights reserved We meet the stars of the buzzy new farming docuseries but at its core is a commitment to preserving soil health Methods are being explored by pioneers in quiet corners of the world a town an hour from Berlin known for its untouched nature and dense population It’s here that you’ll find Benedikt Bösel and Tess Ward the stars of Disney+ documentary series Farm Rebellion Munich-born Benedikt runs a regenerative farm and focuses on exploring innovative land use concepts to build healthy ecosystems having spent years working in London before moving to the east German countryside along with Ben where they now live with two young children working towards a regenerative future together Benedikt: This is an estate that goes back to the family of my step-grandfather whose family has lived here for 250+ years He and my parents started re-buying all the land and the forest My family is not originally from East Germany I was born in Munich and my parents and my family were living in the Rhinelands My mother was the first one to move here because we realised to run a farm you needed to be there That’s when my mother took over and started renovating the houses a field would have had 80 to 100 different owners – so the process of getting everything back was a lifelong task That kickstarted me looking for alternative land use map models all over the world from the USA and finding all these pioneers of regenerative agriculture why doesn’t the whole world talk about this I started trying to bring that knowledge here on the farm Tess: We met through various work related things – I did a podcast with Benny about agriculture and then I ended up moving to East Brandenburg which was not expected I did training at Cordon Bleu and was working in the food space in London for many years doing experiential dinners and events for brands but I think in a sense I felt like something was missing from that Coming to the farm and learning about agriculture that was a realisation for me: the source of everything is how food is grown and the soil from which it’s grown Tess: The most important thing is the sourcing of food – I work a lot with all of the products that we grow on the farm My ethos around food is adaptable to where you’re living and the seasons for specific reasons in that when you eat in a way that is so entirely focused on cutting out animal products and as a consequence you’re looking at a great amount of insects being killed and a lot of glyphosate and other things like that and I think it’s because I didn’t fully understand what a natural way of working with animals looks like You have to be confronted with it to really understand it Tess: I’ve always really loved food from childhood My grandma was a great cook and I absolutely loved her cooking – I was definitely spoiled we had great roast chicken on Sundays and quite a diverse range of things She would experiment: she went to India and came back with a real obsession around spices – turmeric was on everything My mum taught me that what you put into your body is really what you’re going to get out of it And although I wouldn’t associate my food as being healthy all of the ingredients I use are from really good sources Tess: I’m a stickler for using everything and if it doesn’t go into a dish, if it’s some skin, some fish or some meat or whatever, it goes to my dog. But I think waste is an inevitable part of cooking, but if you’re buying things in a veg box that’s organic for example you’ll get a box and nothing has plastic on it Things like peelings or trimmings or whatever can all be composted So I think it’s just trying to buy stuff that’s not in a plastic wrapper Benedikt: I see that the term is being used by everyone nowadays but I would also argue that we need to be realistic and reasonable today we are either heroes or we are the complete opposite We have to create role models that are relatable I think as far as agriculture is concerned the solution is not a few people starting to plant more trees or to spray a little less The big problem is that we have designed an agricultural system that is producing five times the cost than it is actually being able to take value as far as nutrition is concerned The system is designed to produce as much as you can for the cheapest possible price – that destroys soil and biodiversity and it’s bad for your health and I think it’s the solution to many other projects such as biodiversity But we won’t be able to change the world by claiming we’re the only ones who do good Regenerative agriculture for me is not definable by the methods being applied but it’s an assessment of the soil and the ecosystem at hand Benedikt: Every day brings some sort of chaos Usually our daughter wakes up at around 5am I’ll go downstairs and make a coffee for us and a bottle for her and then it’s really a matter of putting out fires everywhere I sadly have to be much more in the office than I would like to be I don’t know how she does it – she’s had her second child in two years she’s just finished her masters in neuroscience but it was also incredibly intimate and a bit scary We started three weeks after my daughter was born Before we started there was a bit of fear around that but I always joke it’s the best home video you could ever get Benedikt: It was an incredible opportunity because never again will you be given such an opportunity to show the topic of farming to such a big audience we spent 100 days with the team so they became close friends and they became big fans of what we do The best part for me personally was when we were not at home – I met some cool pioneers like Isabella Tree What’s really important is that societal shift: understanding the value of farmers’ work and the importance of land use for our futures and for the next generation and falling back in love with nature and food And learning how healthy soil leads to healthy food and healthy people These are such important things in our time Farm Rebellion is available now on Disney+ Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" Subscribe to Country & Town House in print or the app to make sure you get the very best of property Country & Town House is an introducer appointed representative of Wealthify Limited which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority Country & Town House acts as an introducer appointed representative for the purpose of promoting Wealthify products and introducing customers to Wealthify CANFIELD — Columbiana County Recorder Theresa Bosel will not face any jail time for a 2019 traffic accident that claimed the life of former Salem resident Cecil Chamberlain During Tuesday’s sentencing hearing on misdemeanor vehicular manslaughter charges Mahoning County Municipal Court Judge Molly Johnson sentenced Bosel to one year probation and fined her $150 Bosel was also sentenced to 90 days in jail — the maximum allowed — with 60 days suspended The remaining 30 days were ordered served under electronically monitored house arrest “out of concern for the COVID-19 pandemic,” Johnson said The judge deviated from the plea deal reached with the prosecutor’s office by suspending Bosel’s license for two years instead of the recommended one and then ordering she undergo a physical examination to determine her fitness to continue driving Bosel was ordered to perform 120 hours of community service in the Salem area since Chamberlain felt so fondly about his old hometown Chamberlain lived in California but spent part of the year in Salem The accident occurred while he was back to attend his 50th class reunion and go golfing with his old classmates The 69-year-old Chamberlain died after Bosel’s Jeep Wrangler went left of center and struck his Ford Fusion on Aug on Western Reserve Road in Mahoning County Bosel’s Jeep also struck a GMC Terrain but neither the driver nor passenger in that vehicle were injured who scheduled the sentencing hearing for Tuesday attended the hearing from California via Zoom but chose not to comment because they were too upset but did provide Johnson with written statements Attorney Greg Rossi attended the hearing on their behalf changed their lives forever” because the family lost a loving husband “They’re asking for more than house arrest,” he told Johnson adding they believe the maximum 90-day jail sentence was warranted based on the totality of the evidence Rossi said they were concerned about two factors that may have played a role in the accident First was the prescription medications Bosel had at the time which drew an immediate objection from her attorney who said his client was not charged with driving impaired nor was there any evidence to that effect stated she had taken prescriptive medication at 5 a.m and usually waited at least eight hours before driving The accident occurred six hours later at about 11 a.m noting Bosel admitted taking the medication but the judge also noted there was no evidence she was impaired Bosel passed a field sobriety test administered at the scene but declined to provide a urine sample The Chamberlain family filed a civil suit against Bosel but Rossi said in the course of pursuing that lawsuit Bosel raised the defense that she suffered from seizures/blackouts Rossi noted she originally denied being at fault and told investigators at the scene Chamberlain was the one who drove left of center despite the witness statements and other evidence to the contrary telling Johnson she was raised with his family and was more like a sister than a cousin He described Bosel as “someone who was always trying to fix thing and help others.” “I just want to express to everyone here that I know my cousin is a wonderful person,” he said as he apologized to the Chamberlain family for what occurred and expressed sympathy Newbold said when Bosel attended Thanksgiving dinner at his house “she couldn’t even have a conversation without tears streaming down her face.” “I already believe my cousin is in prison and I believe she is going to be in there for the rest of her life … She’s absolutely torn apart and there’s nothing she can do or anyone can do to fix it,” he added and tearfully described her mother as an amazing person “My mother would never put anyone intentionally at risk,” she said DeWalt said her mother is devastated by what she has done and expressed her sympathy to the Chamberlain family she doesn’t sleep … She is haunted by the accident,” she said and she explained how she suffered seizures/blackouts before She had been seizure-free several months prior to the accident and was cleared by her doctor at the time of the accident Bosel was not sure at first she was not at fault “I’m not trying to make an excuse … I would never drive under the influence,” she said “I’m so sorry that it was my vehicle that took your husband and I can never give him back to you,” Bosel told the Chamberlains “I’m so very sorry for your loss I see him every night when I close my eyes.” she added Johnson said Bosel appeared to suffer from seizure-like blackouts the year prior to the accident with her doctor at one time advising her not to drive She did not have an episode for 60 days prior to the accident but she had other medical episodes afterwards But Johnson pointed out Bosel was not charged with driving impaired this court nor the surviving widow and family of Cecil Chamberlain will ever know what exactly happened,” she said “At the end of the day a life was lost here and no sentence will ever be enough to compensate for the loss of Cecil’s life And I know you folks know that,” Johnson added but her candidacy petitions were invalidated after the county elections board determined she had improperly filled them out EAST PALESTINE — The East Palestine City School District snagged over a million dollars of $8.5 million in grant .. 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Marshals Detroit Fugitive Apprehension Team to find a man wanted for reigning terror on Macomb County David Bosel is topping the most wanted list after a life of crime Police say he finds his victims in Macomb County and they need your help getting him off the street "This guy is a menace to society – a menace to the community," DFAT Supervisor Deputy Aaron Garcia said he's still doing the same stuff he’s done when he was 20 years old." he's a habitual offender with a criminal history that's pages long Marshals say it's his drug addiction that keeps his crime spree going and not far from his supply They believe he's in the area of Gratiot and I-696 he steals from everybody to include during this investigation when we found out his own family doesn’t accept him because he stole from them there is a cash reward for any information leading to the arrest of Bosel Columbiana County Recorder Theresa Bosel displays emotion while speaking to the relatives of Cecil Chamberlain who was killed in a 2019 fatal crash in southern Mahoning County Bosel on Tuesday received a 30-day house arrest a $150 fine and two-year driver’s license suspension on a conviction for vehicular manslaughter CANFIELD — Columbiana County Recorder Theresa Bosel on Tuesday received a 30-day house arrest a $150 fine and two-year driver’s license suspension on a conviction for vehicular manslaughter in a 2019 Beaver Township crash that killed a 69-year-old California man she must serve 120 hours of community service as well as pass a physical exam before being allowed behind the wheel again “A life was lost and no sentence will be able to compensate for that,” Johnson said during sentencing “My job is to call it like I see it.” Bosel had pleaded no contest last month to the charge which was part of a plea deal with prosecutors Johnson said she was adopting part of the plea deal agreement The judge said she thought “long and hard” about giving Bosel a few days in jail for the misdemeanor “But out of concern for the COVID-19 pandemic the defendant is to serve … 30 days on electronically monitored house arrest,” Johnson said The fatal accident occurred just after 11 a.m Bosel was driving on the two-lane road in Mahoning County when her Jeep Wrangler went left of center striking a GMC Terrain and then the Ford Fusion driven by Cecil Chamberlain was treated for injuries at a local hospital the driver of the Terrain or a passenger in the Terrain were injured Bosel told Roberta and her daughter Abbey Broch that she was “terribly sorry” for the accident were hooked into the courtroom by a Zoom video app “I see Cecil’s face every time I close my eyes,” Bosel said Bosel had multiple prescriptions she takes as needed for pain related to her medical conditions told the judge she was driving even though a doctor told her not to drive for at least eight hours after taking the medication Bosel passed field sobriety tests administered at the scene by a state trooper Johnson acknowledged the fact by saying she was charged with vehicular manslaughter “which is a fancy way of saying it was an accident.” Five Chamberlain family members submitted victim’s impact statements to the court and Rossi admitted they wanted to see some jail time for Bosel “A life was lost and no sentence will be enough to compensate for that,” Johnson said Bosel had two relatives deliver impact statements for her — cousin Adam Newbald and her daughter Both pointed out Bosel’s public service record that included 15 years in law enforcement but her candidacy petitions were invalidated after the county elections board determined she had filled them out improperly thousands of children across Ohio will be biking safer thanks to the “Put A Lid On It” Campaign .. 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YOUNGSTOWN – Three independent candidates filed for Youngstown mayor Copyright © 2025 Eastern Ohio Newspapers, Inc. | https://www.vindy.com | 240 Franklin Street SE, Warren, OH 44482 | 330-841-1600 | Terms of Service comedian Syd Bosel and an all-women comic troop want to make you laugh about things you may not have thought were laughing matters Bosel said the idea for the show came from her experience as a comic that the day was a great opportunity to encourage women to come out and see women comics perform something she said has always been well-received in the past So she worked with her agent at Coultish Management to organize a show featuring some of her favourite women comics from the Vancouver comedy scene where she got her start – Helen Schneiderman and Christine Hackman “Our tagline is ‘bring your friends and your panty liners,’ so people can expect a lot of fun,” said Bosel “Every comic that I invited to be on this show is funny and they are all nice people.” READ MORE: Sidney LitFest coming back to Mary Winspear Centre But the show is more than just a night for women to get together and laugh about familiar subjects It’s also meant to serve as inspiration and as a lesson for everyone about the importance of not waiting to pursue your dreams started her comedy career in earnest just six years ago taking classes in Vancouver and eventually moving to Comox and spurred to revisit her dream after a successful battle against breast cancer But she originally planned to pursue her dream of becoming a comic in the early ‘90s but was not able to work the late nights required as she was raising her kids ”I like to showcase mature comics if I can because I find we are quite underestimated,” said Bosel “My latest campaign is really focused on letting women see other women doing stuff that we are doing before waiting for all our ducks are in a row and if you wait until that happens or this is accomplished but don’t wait until everything is perfect.” Though tickets for the March 9 Hot Flash Comedy show at the Mary Winspear Centre are nearly sold out those who manage to snap up the remaining tickets can expect 90 minutes of laughs and a relatively clean – though not family-friendly – series of stand up routines Doors open at 6 p.m., and the show starts at 7 p.m. Remaining tickets are available at tickets.marywinspear.ca READ MORE: Mary Winspear Centre moving toward regaining charitable status @JSamanskijustin.samanski-langille@goldstreamgazette.comLike us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter About the Author: Justin Samanski-Langille Syd Bosel paid tribute to her children in the funniest of fashions on the April 11 edition of Canada’s Got Talent; by roasting them in a stand-up routine had the judges and audience laughing throughout her routine It was the reason for her being there that stole everyone’s hearts “My husband is ill; he just recently got diagnosed with dementia,” Bosel said when host Howie Mandel asked what brought her to CGT “We needed to make hay while the sun shines and so we are working hard to do lots of fun things that we have always wanted to do.” Bosel received four ‘yeses’ from the judging panel (unanimous) and moves on to the next round Canada’s Got Talent airs Tuesday nights on Citytv The Comox Valley Record has reached out to Bosel for more details on their journey UPDATE: 98 dogs, 3 cats taken from house in St. Clair County At least 70 dogs were seized from a Cottrellville Township home Tuesday and today Clair County Sheriff Animal Control Division received complaints in the 7500 block of South River Road about foul odor and loud barking coming from a residence where the animal control officer and two deputies found dozens of dogs The dogs removed from the house include Norwegian buhunds and norrbottenspets Twenty-two of the dogs were taken to the county animal shelter Tuesday A Colorado based Norwegian buhund rescue arranged temporary housing throughout Michigan for the remaining 23 dogs an animal control officer returned to the home to remove the remaining dogs Animal control officers and sheriff deputies returned with a search warrant to seize the remaining dogs at around 4 p.m one got loose and had to be caught before it ran into the road Neighbor Greg Bosel reported the house to authorities because of the constant barking and the stench He said he was also concerned about the dogs' welfare The dogs living inside the house all appeared to be in good overall physical condition; however they were covered in feces and urine from the poor living conditions The dogs had free run of the house and were not caged Clair County Sheriff Tim Donnellon said investigators were still trying to determine the exact number of dogs taken from the house Donnellon said criminal charges would be up to the St He said animal cruelty charges were a possibility upset that a Detroit TV station was outside his home the people living in the house had moved here from Colorado in hopes of breeding and selling the dogs Contact Times Herald reporter Liz Shepard at 810-989-6273 or lshepard@gannett.com .st1{fill-rule:evenodd;clip-rule:evenodd;fill:#2a2a2a}By Tom Haroldson | Special to MLiveVICKSBURG, MI - They're wetting their whistle at Vicksburg's first microbrewery with the grand opening today of the Distant Whistle Brewhouse downtown Distant Whistle Brewhouse owners Dane Bosel and Andy Clouse opened the first microbrewery in Vicksburg today Owners Dane Bosel and Andy Clouse welcomed their first customers at noon and will be open until midnight for their celebration at 118 S Included in the special event will be $5 tastings flights (pick four) and the Irish-Scottish folk group It's been a two-year journey for the home brewers who first pitched the plan in 2014 at another location and eventually settled in the heart of revitalized downtown Vicksburg at what used to be the former Boundary Waters restaurant and Rosewood Flowers shop "Between us we have about 13 years of home brewing experience," Bosel said "Our philosophy is we need to make great beer." What's on tap today at the Distant Whistle Brewhouse Most of the beer is brewed on site and there are seven beers on tap: C-C-C-Combo Breaker a brown ale; Paramount IPA; Backpackers Blonde Coffee a blonde ale using beans from the Kalamazoo Coffee Co.; 'Burg's Bitter The 20-ounce servings go for $4 or $5. Details can be found on the website, www.distantwhistle.com with pizza and chicken wings two favorites already Soft drinks and snacks are available for purchase Bosel said that "Once we get rolling we will fire up the home brewer of the month contest" in which local home brewers can come in and brew their own version the Distant Whistle will invite them to be a guest brewer with that recipe "We encourage more people to work on their craft," Bosel said The taproom's microbrewer liquor license calls for making less than 30,000 gallons a year to midnight Friday and noon to midnight Saturdays the Distant Whistle Brewhouse got its moniker playing on Vicksburg's identify as a railroad crossing town that includes the Vicksburg Depot Museum Dozens of trains roll through town every day Craft brewing is possibly one of the fastest rising businesses in Michigan In 2011 there were 105 breweries in the state and this year there are more than 200 Michigan is fifth in the nation in the number of breweries Vicksburg and Schoolcraft for MLive/Kalamazoo Gazette Use of and/or registration on any portion of this site constitutes acceptance of our User Agreement, (updated 8/1/2024) and acknowledgement of our Privacy Policy, and Your Privacy Choices and Rights (updated 1/1/2025) © 2025 Advance Local Media LLC. All rights reserved (About Us) The material on this site may not be reproduced except with the prior written permission of Advance Local Community Rules apply to all content you upload or otherwise submit to this site YouTube's privacy policy is available here and YouTube's terms of service is available here Ad Choices the local breast cancer (and other cancer) survivor team has enjoyed the sport of dragon boat racing since 2002 fun-loving Comox Valley women who are committed to winning the race against cancer Our hope is that this message will reach others facing the disease and perhaps make a positive difference to their recovery By encouraging survivors to live full and active lives Hope Afloat is committed to annual fundraising and cancer awareness events What better way to convey our mission statement to our community than to host a great comedy night Headliner Syd Bosel is a local stand-up comedian and comedic storyteller who will spill your life out onto the stage as she shares her humorous tales of ‘adult children,’ surviving breast cancer and other glories of nature that come with maturity Bosel cut her teeth in Vancouver’s comedy scene and recently moved to the Comox Valley Her comedic accomplishments include participating in Spotify’s Just For Laughs comedy album voted second as ‘fan favourite’ in B.C.’s Funniest New Female Comic competition and she opened for I Am Woman Hear Me Laff tour Bosel placed second at the Funniest Person with a Day Job competition Bosel is a regular comic on the Jest Ladies Troupe and she can be heard on CBC’s Radio program As tour headliner and co-producer of Hot Flash Comedy in celebration of International Women’s Day 2023 Bosel was a contestant on Canada’s Got Talent the wildly popular televised national competition and won the hearts of the judges including Canadian comic icon the featured comics at the upcoming June 17 comedy fundraiser – Bobbie Garnons-Williams and Andy Pellat - also have first-hand experience with ‘The Big C’ The comedy show is more than just a night out to get together and laugh about familiar subjects It’s also meant to serve as inspiration about the importance of not waiting to pursue your dreams Bosel was spurred to revisit her dream after a successful battle against breast cancer “I like to showcase mature comics if I can because I find we are quite underestimated,” says Bosel Life takes many turns and if you wait until that happens or this is accomplished Hope Afloat Canada invites you to join us on Saturday, June 17 for an evening of laughter and inspiration. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. for the 7 p.m. show at the Comox Valley Curling Centre on Headquarters Road in Courtenay. Tickets are $35 and available on Eventbrite Courtenay (Adults 19+) Bar and snacks available and a cash 50/50 draw to win Dialogue and debate are integral to a free society and we welcome and encourage you to share your views on the issues of the day. We ask that you be respectful of others and their points of view, refrain from personal attacks and stay on topic. To learn about our commenting policies and how our community-based moderation works, please read our Community Guidelines. A big right hand sent Bösel down and out at 2:25 into the third round. Shortly before this Krasniqi scored a knockdown but this was ruled as a slip. A crowd in the region of 2000 was in attendance. Krasniqi improved his record to 51-6; 19 and Bösel’s record dropped to 30-2; 12. Krasniqi went into the fight as a +395 underdog. On the same card heavyweight Peter Kadiru 10-0; 5 outpointed Roman Gorst 6-1; 5 over ten rounds. FORMER IBF MIDDLEWEIGHT CHAMPION WINS IN FIVE In a super middleweight bout former IBF middleweight champion David Lemieux 44-4; 35 won a fifth-round knockout over Francy Ntetu 17-4; 4 on Saturday night, with no spectators present at the Centre Gervais Auto in Shawinigan, Quebec, Canada. Lemieux was in control throughout and after two knockdowns in round five the fight was stopped On the undercard NABF heavyweight champion Arslanbek Makhmudov 11-0; 11 stopped Dillon Carman 14-6; 13 at 27 seconds into the first round. LIAM WILLIAMS REATAINS BRITISH MIDDLEWEIGHT TITLE Liam Williams 23-2-1; 17 who is rated at No 2 by the WBO retained his British middleweight title when he stopped Andrew Robinson 24-5-1; 7 in the first round at the BT Sport Studios in London. Time was 1 minute 28 seconds. Heavyweight Nathan Gorman 16-1; 11 scored a one-sided ten round unanimous points decision over Richard Lartey 14-2; 11. The scores were 100-90 twice and 99-92. a Mackay Base Hospital administrator came across their paddock-to-plate business by chance Picture: Steph AllenWHILE Covid put a strain on many different industries for husband and wife team Steele and Juanita Bosel the pandemic kick-started the beginning of a brand new agricultural venture All articles from our websiteThe digital version of This Week's PaperBreaking news alerts direct to your inboxAll articles from the other agricultural news sites in your areaContinueFourth-generation cattle grazier Mr Bosel and Mrs Bosel first stumbled across their Dows Creek property six years ago a downpour of rain saw a scourge of weeds (including three-metre high pink burr giant rat's tail and three-feet high sensitive weed) explode across their 160 acres to manage their infestation in a more environmentally-friendly way (opting away from chemicals) they introduced goats to help mow down the weeds The horned occupants made quick work of the issue and while the Bosels were happy with the new additions queries about purchasing goat meat began to trickle in from friends family and people driving by the Pioneer Valley property Some poddies relaxing on the back porch during a light shower Picture: Steph Allen"We started selling goats whole We take the animals to (JS McGill Kuttabul Abbatoir) They butcher them and cut them up for our customers to collect," Mrs Bosel said "The people buying the goats wanted to know if we had lambs We had the place fenced for goats so we thought we'd buy lambs as well...and we did the same with our cattle - (selling them bulk first) for three years with Senepol and Droughtmaster bulls joined to Droughtmaster Charbray The couple run the bulls with the cows 24/7 ensuring different sizes throughout the year for slaughter and a year-round supply Picture: Steph Allen"We don't have them all come on the same size at the same time Otherwise you'll have 30 head all at 500kg," Mr Bosel said they have 100 goats (bucks purchased from Mount Roy Stud and around 50 lambs (purchased from Claudette Rolfe at Springsure) Bloomsbury and the local Pioneer Valley region "Tropic adaptability is one of the things we want We want animals that are able to handle the wet Picture: Steph AllenWhile Bush Lemon Farm is not fully organic the Bosels have strong leanings towards regenerative practices managing weeds with goats followed by cattle and ensuring the health and animal husbandry by managing parasite burdens and worming needs through faecal egg counting "We will rotate the cattle behind the goats...and they'll clean up the parasites and not be affected in the same way the goats are We're doing bits and pieces like that to reduce our reliance on synthetic imports," Mrs Bosel said and said customers' increased health awareness had been a bit driving factor behind the success of their pasture-raised They distribute to markets across Mackay and Jubilee Pocket every fortnight and also do farm gate sales for passers-by Steele and Juanita bought their property at Dows Creek six years ago with some cattle already on agistment - which they continued for another year after purchase running a refrigerated display trailer at farmers markets where customers can buy by the kilo an aspect we're really enjoying is talking to customers People who live in town want to know what we're doing Some people want to buy grass fed and know they're supporting a farmer...but some people talk for an hour...they want to know what we do telling us they're not with that buying from supermarkets and they want to support local "We've got a very good repeat customer base One of the Speckle Parks from Travis Parry being greeted by one of the Bosel's bucks Picture: Steph Allen"It's just us two doing the work.. we send animals to the butchers fortnightly at the moment we sending at least 1-2 steers every fortnight 2-3 lambs per fortnight and if we've got them Bush Lemon Farm believes in respecting their animals by using every part through a "nose-to-tail" method "There's a strong push from people that are conscious about eating more health-food to incorporate some of the (organ meats into their diet)," Mrs Bosel said "The organ meats are actually very popular they want to incorporate into their diets." Picture: Steph AllenOne of the biggest problems within the paddock-to-plate industry of late has been the reduction in small abattoirs "We're lucky McGills is just down the road...so we can go to them and keep it fairly local," Mrs Bosel said "There used to be butcher shops with a slaughterhouse at the back You have all these animals in feed lots and they go to big slaughter yards huge massive abattoirs and the rumps get put in one box and shipped off to whose ordering rumps...it's not nose-to-tail The Bosels are also involved with Queensland Goat Producers with president Glenda Henry from Clermont Picture: Steph Allen"Part of their activities is promoting farmed goat meat as an alternative protein source and also...getting the right funding to develop small animal abattoirs," Mrs Bosel said There is an awareness that this is a problem and there is a growing (need)...and groups (like QGoat) are looking at ways to mitigate that." moving into more wholesale arrangements is on the cards "Working with other producers is something...we'd enjoy," Mrs Bosel said Picture: Steph AllenAnd as for those cuts of meat the Bosels are advocates of their own supply You can't compare home grown...you never go back (to supermarket meat)," she said You can place your order and keep up with any updates at Bush Lemon Farm on Facebook Newsletters & AlertsView allWeekly The week's top stories curated by our news team Industry news from Australia's dairy sector Our twice weekly wrap of the big news in the red meat sector Our twice weekly wrap of the latest in rural property sales Judi and Trevor Bosel are loving life at Palm Lake Resort Toowomba and are looking forward to all the new facilities that their new neighbour resort will bring PALM Lake Resort Toowoomba is getting a new neighbour and residents Trevor and Judi Bosel couldn’t be happier The Bosel’s moved into the resort almost five years ago and while they said they absolutely love the facilities they are also very excited about the additional benefits that a new resort next door will bring “We are looking forward to the new tennis courts sauna and outdoor infinity pool,” Mrs Bosel said “The new lawn bowls clubhouse and eight-rink championship lawn bowls green were officially opened over Easter and we’re looking forward to the completion of the other beautiful clubhouse.” An artist impression of facilities at the new Palm Lake Resort Toowomba Pinnacle Palm Lake Resort Toowoomba Pinnacle is a new $100 million resort being built right next to the existing Palm Lake Resort When complete Pinnacle will include 322 homes and its own set of facilities that residents from both resorts can use Mrs Bosel is the president of the resort’s Social Club organising up to 10 activities for residents per month the sense of family and the ability to keep active with friends “We have a very active community up here,” Mrs Bosel said “It would be a rare neighbourhood in suburbia to provide a similar sense of family “And with many of our children in distant places or very busy with their own lives A display home at Palm Lake Resort Toowomba Mr Bosel said they also loved that the resort actually helped them continue with their adventuring lifestyle “We really want to continue to travel and that’s the beauty of Palm Lake Resort — we all look after one another’s mail and gardens when someone is away and when we’re home our caravan is safe and secure in the storage compound,” he said The Bosel’s recently spent six months travelling through South Australia in their caravan with three other couples from the resort in convoy “We have the most marvellous network of friends here at Palm Lake Resort,” Mrs Bosel said “And we have had all the facilities we would ever need but soon we will have Palm Lake Resort Toowoomba Pinnacle’s new facilities as well.” a former tennis coach said the resort’s lawn bowls facility was a big drawcard for him and he was also looking forward to having a game of tennis on Pinnacle’s court when it opened The Bosel’s decided to move into Palm Lake Resort when Mr Bosel had a health scare while on an extended around Australia adventure With some of Mrs Bosel’s family already in Toowoomba the deal was sealed by the resort’s fine print “We pay no entry fees or exit fees and if we sell we get to keep all our profit,” Mrs Bosel said “We know people in other resorts who don’t get anywhere near those kinds of benefits Palm Lake Resort offers an outstanding business model.” third parties have written and supplied the content and we are not responsible for it completeness or reliability of the information nor do we accept any liability or responsibility arising in any way from omissions or errors contained in the content We do not recommend sponsored lenders or loan products and we cannot introduce you to sponsored lenders We strongly recommend that you obtain independent advice before you act on the content realestate.com.au is owned and operated by ASX-listed REA Group Ltd (REA:ASX) © 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