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Tech­nol­ogy Solu­tions, Inc., a firm spe­cial­iz­ing in med­ical soft­ware and archery equip­ment, announced plans today to expand its oper­a­tions in Steuben County, cre­at­ing up to 26 new jobs by 2016. The com­pany says it will invest $1.89 mil­lion to pur­chase, ren­o­vate and equip a 20,280 square-foot facil­ity in Ash­ley. The …

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Bryan Police Arrest Man Already In Jail

Bryan City Police say on Mon­day they nabbed 27 year old Jason A. Gon­za­les of Port­land Street in Bryan. Gon­za­les wasn’t dif­fi­cult to find… he was already locked up at CCNO when offi­cers dis­cov­ered that he had a war­rant out of Bryan Munic­i­pal Court. Police served him the war­rant and …

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Edgerton Council President Quits

The res­ig­na­tion of Edgerton’s coun­cil pres­i­dent was announced at Mon­day night’s reg­u­lar meet­ing. The Bryan Times reports that the Mayor asked coun­cil to “regret­fully accept” the res­ig­na­tion of Coun­cil Pres­i­dent Trevor Weaver, who had served on coun­cil since 2006. Weaver had just been re-elected for another two-year term in Novem­ber. …

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Gonzales Resigns

A res­ig­na­tion in Williams County. County com­mis­sion­ers on Mon­day, accepted a let­ter of res­ig­na­tion from Anthony Gon­za­les, effec­tive April first. Gon­za­les worked in the Depart­ment of aging main­te­nance and trans­porta­tion. His res­ig­na­tion states that he is step­ping down in order to retire.

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Bryan Tax Discussed

At Monday’s Bryan Coun­cil meet­ing, coun­cil mem­bers and the mayor dis­cussed the ½ per­cent income tax levy Bryan vot­ers will be asked to replace. They say it’s noth­ing new… It’s been in place since 1986 and has been renewed every 9 ½ years. The tax, accord­ing to the Bryan Times, …

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Blood Drive Set For Next Tuesday

Mark your cal­en­dar. The Henry County Amer­i­can Red Cross will hold a blood drive next Tues­day, March 11th, at the Napoleon Moose Lodge on Oak­wood Avenue, Napoleon. This blood drive is spon­sored by the Amer­i­can Can­cer Soci­ety. Walk-ins are wel­come. To sched­ule an appoint­ment, call 800-RED-CROSS. After the tough win­ter …

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Tom Pryslak, 66

Thomas M. “Tom” Pryslak, 66 years, of Pioneer, passed away Sunday, March 2, 2014 at Community Hospitals and Wellness Centers, Bryan after a sudden illness.  Tom was born September 5, 1947 in Elmira, New York, the son of Steve and Mary (Opper) Pryslak.  He was a 1965 graduate of Thomas Edison High …

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Linda Hageman, 72

Linda J. Hageman, age 72, of Ney, Ohio, died early on Friday, February 28, 2014, in her home after a brief illness. Mrs. Hageman was a 1959 graduate of Spencer, West Virginia, High School and was a longtime employee of K-mart in Bryan, Ohio. She enjoyed her time on the …

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Bryan Police Continue Catch & Release

More catch and release by Bryan Police. 55 year old Alfonso Miller of Defi­ance was arrested by Bryan Police on Sat­ur­day, and charged with pos­ses­sion of mar­i­juana and drug para­pher­na­lia. He was released. 25 year old Daryke Roose of Bryan, was arrested and charged with OVI and open con­tainer in …

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Emergency Prep Week Has Begun

This week is Severe Weather Aware­ness Week, and as part of that recog­ni­tion, a statewide tor­nado drill will be held on Wednes­day to test out­door sirens. The statewide test will begin Wednes­day morn­ing at 9:50. State offi­cials are ask­ing all schools, busi­nesses, and homes to prac­tice their tor­nado drills and …

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