Word came down late Tuesday afternoon from The Toledo Police Department that the death of Brandi Gonyer-Boaston was a homicide. The Bryan Times reports that the Lucas County Coroner’s Office officially listed the cause of death as being due to asphyxiation, and therefore, a homicide. The body of 28 year …
Read More »New TV Channel In Bryan
A new cable channel in Bryan. Bryan Public Utilities has announced that WGTE is now being carried on channel 18 in Bryan. The new channel carries arts and crafts shows, along with cooking, gardening, home improvement, and travel programs. The Bryan Times reports that the communications department also is adding …
Read More »Liberty Center Talks Calamity Days
Liberty Center Local Board of Education met on Monday night. Items on the table included discussion of future construction of a pre-K through 12 school, first quarter income tax figures, and calamity days. The subject of calamity days was of particular interest due to the extreme amounts of snow we’ve …
Read More »Napoleon Coucil Meets, Discusses Sewers
Napoleon council met on Monday and went over plans to handle sewer line repairs, and just who will be held responsible for the cost of those repairs. Council directed staff to come-up with a written procedure to address the issue, most likely a fund from a monthly charge on sewer …
Read More »Carey Allgire, 59
Longtime Stryker resident, Carey Allgire, age 59, passed away unexpectedly on December 7, 2013. Parents, Cecil and Eunice Allgire preceded him in death. He was survived by many cousins. Carey was a 1973 graduate of Stryker High School. He was a member of the Stryker Methodist Church. He was best …
Read More »Edgerton Eyes Action Against Homeowners Who Don’t Clear Snow
Edgerton Village Council met Monday evening. The meeting wasn’t really all that long either according to the Bryan Times. Village Administrator Kevin Brooks told council that snow removal letters have gone out to offending homeowners who are not clearing their walks. The village plans to watch that situation. Plans are …
Read More »Fire Companies Plead: Please Keep Hydrants Clear!!
There’s a lot of snow out there in case you haven’t looked recently. Unfortunately, we’ve also had a higher than normal number of house fires here in Northwest Ohio so far this winter. Both are problematic, but one we can do something about. Firefighters say be extra cautious with anything …
Read More »Bah Humbug Says Lenawee Commissioner
One sheriff in Michigan sent out Christmas cards last holiday season, and now he is defending the use of public money used to do it. Lenawee County Sheriff Jack Walsh sent Christmas cards to employees, volunteers and other law enforcement agencies last December. County commissioners at the time approved the …
Read More »Snowfall Reaching Near Record Level
That’s right, we’ve gotten a lot of snow so far this winter. Now it’s official… After the area officially received 4.1″ of snow on Monday, we now only need 0.8″ to break the all-time snow record. Now, it comes down to this… do we root for a little more snow …
Read More »Dorothy Jones, 86
Dorothy A. Jones, age 86, of Bryan, Ohio, died at 6:55 A.M. on Sunday, February 16, 2014, at Community Health Professionals Inpatient Hospice near Defiance, Ohio, after an extended illness. Mrs. Jones was employed by Ohio Art Company in Bryan, where she worked on the Etch A Sketch line, retiring …
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