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Henry Commissioners Get Money For Courthouse Project

The Henry County Com­mis­sion­ers had hoped that sev­eral ongo­ing con­struc­tion projects at the his­toric cour­t­house in Napoleon would qual­ify for grant fund­ing. They got some good news Wednes­day. The com­mis­sion­ers learned their pro­posed project to replace the ele­va­tor in the cour­t­house would qual­ify for using revolv­ing loan funds and micro-enterprise …

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Opening Announced On Napoleon School Board

The Napoleon School Board of Edu­ca­tion has announced a vacancy on the board. It’s a two-year term, that would require the can­di­date to run for re-election at the end of the first two years, if they chose to stay-on. The posi­tion would begin in Jan­u­ary. If you think it sounds …

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Delta Woman Killed In Crash

A woman from Delta woman has been killed in a two-vehicle crash. The Ohio High­way Patrol says 34 year old Melissa Cli­nard was pro­nounced dead at the scene of the crash, which hap­pened Tues­day morn­ing. Police say Cli­nard was headed south on County Road 3 in Swan­creek Town­ship just after …

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Henry Commissioners Named In Lawsuit

A law­suit has been filed against the Henry County com­mis­sion­ers by a Napoleon busi­ness­man. Dou­glas Pelmear and Horse Power Sales Net Inc. filed the suit in Defi­ance County Com­mon Pleas Court against the com­mis­sion­ers and a list of oth­ers, alleg­ing that paper­work was not prop­erly pre­pared for a $50,000 revolv­ing …

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Bill Yahraus Passes

Bryan Board of Pub­lic Affairs mem­ber Bill Yahraus died Wednes­day at his home. Among his sur­vivors is his wife Judy. Yahraus served in the U.S. Navy for four years and has three sons, Bradley, Jeff and Dan, five grand­chil­dren and three great-grandchildren. In addi­tion to his pub­lic ser­vice, he was …

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MORE CHARGES AGAINST RURALOGIC

More trou­bles for local tech­nol­ogy com­pany Ruralogic… The com­pany has now been named in yet another law­suit, and this time it’s in fed­eral court. The U.S. Depart­ment of Labor filed a com­plaint alleg­ing improper use of pen­sion funds. Accord­ing to the Bryan Times, Ruralogic Inc., along with its sis­ter com­pany …

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INVESTIGATION RESULTS IN ONE FIRING AND ONE RESIGNATION IN LIBERTY-BENTON SCHOOLS

The Liberty-Benton School Dis­trict announced Tues­day it will fire one employee, and another has resigned fol­low­ing vio­la­tions of school board poli­cies about con­tact between staff mem­bers and stu­dents. The school says wrestling coach Shane Troyer will be fired and choral direc­tor Bryan Black has resigned fol­low­ing an inves­ti­ga­tion that found …

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NAPOLEON TEENS ARRESTED

Napoleon Police say they have arrested two male juve­niles they say are involved in recent thefts and van­dal­ism inci­dents in the city. A 16 year old and a 17 year old from Napoleon were detained, and search war­rants were exe­cuted. Dur­ing those searches, watches and a ring that had been …

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ANGOLA MAN’S CRASH STILL UNDER INVESTIGTION

Inves­ti­ga­tors now say they’re pretty sure that it was a com­bi­na­tion of alco­hol and speed that lead to a rollover crash Sun­day night that left a man from Angola crit­i­cally injured. The Steuben County Sheriff’s Depart­ment says it was just after 11 p.m. when 30 year old Joseph E. Glenn …

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SPANGLER DEBUTS NEW TASTES

Span­gler Candy Com­pany of Bryan, which has long been a major pro­ducer of candy canes, is mak­ing some changes this year to its Dum Dums lol­lipops and Cir­cus Peanuts marsh­mal­low can­dies. After 107 years in the candy busi­ness, Span­gler says it will dress up its two sta­ple can­dies for the …

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