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Psychologists say someone who deals with perfectionism may become anxious if they want everything at their party to be just right. Or, a people-pleaser may be worried about two relatives getting along or a family member saying something inappropriate at dinner. There are ways to cope with these situations. For starters, remind yourself there is only so much in your control. Also, don't be afraid to ask for help if you are hosting.

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The Delphos Canal Museum invites people to check out the “Colors of Christmas.” Their annual Celebrate Christmas display has been going on for about 24 years now.  There are close to 80 trees and over one hundred decorations to help brighten you holiday spirit.  The trees are decorated by local businesses, organizations, and residents with the theme “Colors of Christmas.   While the trees are eye catching, it’s the permanent historical displays that give people a peek into the past of Delphos and the surrounding area.

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The Lima Memorial Auxiliary is hosting a "Books Are Fun" book fair this week. Shoppers will find everything from fun children's books to games, puzzles, and even housewares. A large percentage of the sales go back to Lima Memorial volunteers who pledge that money toward the hospital. Auxiliary volunteers say that money has funded everything from the new front lobby to incubators.

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The Lima Fire Department received a call just after 7:30 a.m. Tuesday morning of heavy smoke coming from a home at 125 W. O'Connor Avenue. They found extensive fire damage to the rear and upstairs of the house. We are told all occupants left the building prior to arrival with no injuries. Lima fire investigators were on sight as the blaze is believed to be suspicious. American Township was also called in to help out.

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A possible electrical fire could be to blame for severely damaging a northside Lima home Tuesday night. Lima firefighters were called out 567 Hazel Avenue around 9:30 p.m.  The two people that lived at the home were able to get out without injuries.  Investigators say the fire started in the attic, but because of fire, smoke, and water damage the home is unlivable.  The Red Cross was called in to help the residents with temporary housing.   The fire is still under investigation.