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Principal Calls It Quits

Here we go again… the Lib­erty Cen­ter Local Board of Edu­ca­tion accepted the res­ig­na­tion of a prin­ci­pal, for the sec­ond time in less than two weeks. Dur­ing a spe­cial meet­ing Fri­day morn­ing, the board accepted the res­ig­na­tion of Junior/Senior High School Prin­ci­pal Bryan Skrzyniecki, effec­tive July 31st. That res­ig­na­tion comes …

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Mary Trachl, 66

Mary L. Trachl, age 66, of Bryan, Ohio, died on Wednesday, July 8, 2015, at her home. Mrs. Trachl was a foreign language teacher at Central Local (Fairview) Schools from 1983 until the present, where she taught mainly Spanish and some French. Mary attended St. Mary’s Catholic Church in Edgerton. …

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Potential Algae Bloom Could Be A Record-Breaker

Accord­ing to the National Oceanic and Atmos­pheric Admin­is­tra­tion, an algae bloom this year at Lake Erie could be much worse than oth­ers recently. Worse than last year’s, which shut down Toledo’s pub­lic water sys­tem for two days. Last year, it was so bad that peo­ple who depend on that water …

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Lodging Tax Proposed

A sec­tion in Ohio’s new bud­get gives Defi­ance County com­mis­sion­ers the means to set up some­thing they have wanted for some time… a lodg­ing tax. The tax would be assessed on those who stay in hotels or motels in Defi­ance County. It would likely be about 3 per­cent, and all …

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New ODOT Buildings Planned

The Ohio Depart­ment of Trans­porta­tion plans to begin con­struc­tion soon on a new Pauld­ing County main­te­nance garage and a new out­post in Hicksville. The Cres­cent News today reports that the new Pauld­ing County garage will be built on Wayne St. in Pauld­ing, the site of the exist­ing garage. A new …

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E. June Friskney, 92

E. June Friskney, age 92, of Camden, Michigan, and longtime Edon, Ohio, area resident, died on Tuesday, July 7, 2015, at Northern Lakes Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Angola, Indiana, where she was a patient. Mrs. Friskney was a 1941 graduate of Metz, Indiana, High School. After living in Edon, …

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More Meth Arrests

Auburn Police have arrested six peo­ple fol­low­ing an inves­ti­ga­tion into metham­phet­a­mine fol­low­ing a report on Mon­day that some­one had placed sus­pi­cious trash in a trash recep­ta­cle in the 200 block of West Sec­ond Street. Police got search war­rants for nearby homes, where they found metham­phet­a­mine related items and other ille­gal …

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Troubled Defiance Pool Hoping To Open… Again

The old say­ing goes some­thing like this… “third time’s a charm.” In Defi­ance, offi­cials are hop­ing just that, as the Kings­bury Pool is about to open for the year.. for the third time. The pool opened first this year on June 6th, but then closed 10 days later because of …

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Robbery Investigation Moves Another Case Forward

The inves­ti­ga­tion into the June 15th rob­bery of the Farm­ers State Bank branch in Ash­ley is con­tin­u­ing. So far, no arrests. Mean­while, the work being done on that case has report­edly helped in another, seper­ate inves­ti­ga­tion. Inves­ti­ga­tors say some infor­ma­tion they got while look­ing into the Ash­ley rob­bery, helped with …

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Bryan Couple Lead Police On Wild Chase — Drugs Behind Three State Persuit

A cou­ple from the Bryan area led law enforce­ment on a chase through three states early Tues­day morn­ing. It all began around 3:30 yes­ter­day morn­ing, and it ended with the arrests of the dri­ver, Gabe Gam­bler, and his pas­sen­ger, Jen­nifer Cul­bert­son. Bryan Police say they tried to stop the two …

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