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Have You Been Vaccinated?

State health offi­cials urg­ing Ohio res­i­dents to ensure they’re vac­ci­nated for measles and mumps say grad­u­a­tion cel­e­bra­tions and sum­mer travel can be oppor­tu­ni­ties for such dis­eases to spread if peo­ple don’t take pre­ven­ta­tive mea­sures. At least 396 cases of mumps have been con­firmed in an out­break of the con­ta­gious viral …

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Rep. Latta Meets With Vets About VA Scandal

Con­gress­man Bob Latta held a series of lis­ten­ing ses­sions for vet­er­ans in his dis­trict this week amid con­cerns about the Depart­ment of Vet­er­ans Affairs report­edly delay­ing care and fab­ri­cat­ing doc­u­ments to cover it up. The meet­ings were held in Per­rys­burg, Find­lay and Definance

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School Bus Crash in Indiana

Nine peo­ple were injured when a school bus car­ry­ing 47 stu­dents col­lided with a dump truck in north­ern Indi­ana yes­ter­day. Seven stu­dents and two adults were taken to the hos­pi­tal, then returned to the Wawasee Mid­dle School in Syra­cuse, where they were met by school nurses while par­ents were noti­fied. …

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Defiance Viaduct Struck by Truck

Emer­gency crews responded to a crash involv­ing a big rig that the Jef­fer­son Avenue rail­road viaduct in Defi­ance yes­ter­day. No one was hurt, but dam­age was exten­sive. The top of the trailer was peeled off.

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Melvin Stickley, 74

Melvin D. Stickley, age 74, passed away Tuesday evening, May 27, 2014 at Defiance Area Inpatient Hospice. Melvin started his career in law enforcement working as a policeman for the Village of Archbold for two years. After that, he served as a Deputy Sheriff for Fulton County, retiring in 1990 …

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Water Aerobics Being Offered

The Bryan Parks and Recre­ation Depart­ment has announced that it will be offer­ing Water Aer­o­bics Classes at East End Pool this sum­mer. Water aer­o­bics helps burn calo­ries and tone mus­cles while let­ting you stay cool in the water. Accord­ing to instruc­tors, it’s a great work­out for men and women of …

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The Cost Of Dying In Defiance Just Went Up

The cost of dying may soon increase in Defi­ance. City council’s build­ings and lands com­mit­tee is dis­cussing increases in bur­ial and grave fees for River­side Ceme­tery in Defi­ance, after going over the num­bers and com­ing up with the con­clu­sion that a lot of money is spent on the ceme­tery, while …

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Road Work Scheduled

The Steuben County High­way Depart­ment has announced that County Road 200 West between 100 North and the Angola City Lim­its will be shut down on Thurs­day for road­side work. Accord­ing to Steuben County Engi­neer Jen­nifer Sharkey, the work will likely take all day tomor­row to com­plete. If you need addi­tional …

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Auto Auction Bring$ In Buck$

We told you recently about the big auto auc­tion planned for Auburn ear­lier this month. Well, now the results are in, and they are quite impres­sive. Auc­tions Amer­ica offered more than 770 vehi­cles, and more than 87 per­cent of them were sold at the auc­tion, for a total of $19.1 …

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Fred Morrison, 87

Frederick M. “Fred” Morrison, 87 years, of Auburn, Indiana and a former life-long resident of Sherwood, Ohio, passed away Wednesday, May 21, 2014 at Smith Farms Manor, Auburn, Indiana, where he was a resident.  Fred was born August 14, 1926 in Seminary, Kentucky, the son of the late Thomas and Mary …

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