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Wild Chase In Hicksville

A man dri­ving an old police cruiser was involved in a police chase, but he was on the wrong end of it in the end. 25 year old Brian Hul­bert, Sr. of Mark Cen­ter lost con­trol of his 1993 Ford Crown Vic­to­ria dur­ing a police pur­suit that started around 7:45 …

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Big Drug Bust In Montpelier Puts Four Behind Bars

A drug bust Thurs­day after­noon in Mont­pe­lier ended up with four peo­ple behind bars. An anony­mous tip lead to a search war­rant, which lead to the arrests at the home on East Court Street. Meth, pot, and drug para­pher­na­lia all were dis­cov­ered in the raid. The inves­ti­ga­tion is widen­ing, and …

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Bryan Police Solve Crime From Last Weekend

Bryan Police have cracked a case involv­ing a dam­aged vehi­cle that hap­pened last week­end. It was around 2:30 Sat­ur­day morn­ing, when a Chrysler hit a parked Chevy Blazer on South Williams Street. The dri­ver left the scene, but also left the dam­aged vehi­cle in the mid­dle of the street. It …

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Ayersville Local Board of Education Meets

Fol­low­ing the res­ig­na­tion of Ayersville Local Board of Edu­ca­tion vice pres­i­dent Brad Mor­ri­son ear­lier this month, the board met in a spe­cial exec­u­tive ses­sion Wednes­day evening and named a new board mem­ber. Lanie Lam­bert will serve effec­tively imme­di­ately until Dec. 31. If Lam­bert wants to con­tinue serv­ing on the school …

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Defiance County Board Of Elections Director Calling It Quits

In Defi­ance County, the board of elec­tions direc­tor will be resign­ing. Pam Schroeder, who took over as direc­tor in 2010 when Wayne Ols­son retired, has decided to step down, effec­tive on April 3. Schroeder has accepted a new job in the pri­vate sec­tor. Schroeder was appointed direc­tor in March 2010, …

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Good Samaritan Plans Fundraiser In Defiance

Good Samar­i­tan School in Defi­ance is hold­ing it’s first Mom to Mom fundraiser next month. The event is being billed as the equiv­a­lent of a large indoor garage sale for par­ents, with children’s items avail­able for pur­chase. It will kick off on April 11th at 9am and run until 1pm …

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Quadco Meets

A plan that details how Ohio will ensure that peo­ple with dis­abil­i­ties receive inte­grated ser­vices has been sub­mit­ted to fed­eral author­i­ties accord­ing to Quadco. The state tran­si­tion plan was sent to the Cen­ters for Medicare and Med­ic­aid Ser­vices this month. Just as the state has been work­ing on this process, …

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Shooting Victim Still Hospitalized — Shooter Released From Prison

A Hicksville man is still in the hosp­tial, recov­er­ing from a shoot­ing March 16 at his home. 45 year old Gus Camp was listed in sta­ble con­di­tion at Lutheran Hos­pi­tal in Fort Wayne ear­lier this week. His mother, 71 year old Mar­garet Camp, is charged with shoot­ing her son Gus, …

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Hazel Woods, 79

Hazel E. Woods, 79, of Montpelier, passed away early Tuesday morning at the Community Hospitals and Wellness Center in Bryan.  She was born on May 12, 1935 in Berea, Ohio to Harry and Florence (Johnson) MacDonald.  She graduated from Norwalk High School in Norwalk, Ohio in 1954.  On December 25, 1955 she married …

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Boil Order For Sherwood

In Sher­wood, the replace­ment of a water main between a the pump house and the water tower today, will call for a boil advi­sory begin­ning at 1 this after­noon. In addi­tion to the boil advi­sory, Sher­wood res­i­dents may expe­ri­ence inter­rmit­tent loss of water pres­sure. The work is nec­es­sary to cor­rect …

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