Around 20 Bryan residents attended Monday’s Bryan City Council meeting to discuss the problem of deer on the west side of town. An officer with the Ohio Department of Natural Resources said aerial thermal imaging has shown Pulaski and Center townships contain between 40 and 50 deer per square mile …
Read More »NEW PRINCIPAL AT MILLCREEK-WEST UNITY
A new high school principal was approved Monday by the Millcreek-West Unity Board of Education. The Bryan Times reports that 1992 Hilltop graduate Steven Riley was unanimously approved for the position by the school board. His contract is for three years, 220 days per year at a starting salary of …
Read More »MORE RESIGN AT BRYAN SCHOOLS
More people are leaving their jobs at Bryan Schools. On Monday, The Bryan City Board of Education accepted the retirement of four more staff members. Retirement resignations were accepted from Rita Detwiler as grade three intervention teacher after 35 years with the district, and Lana Newcomer as school nurse after …
Read More »EDGERTON TRASH CHANGES
Meeting in regular session Monday evening, Edgerton Village Council discussed concerns residents had about the proposed change in trash service. According to the Bryan Times, the village’s current contracts for trash and recycling pick-up, along with the two large trash pick-ups, cost the village approximately $30,000 a year. Because of …
Read More »HERE COME THE EGGS
Construction should get underway soon on the new Hillandale Farms egg farm near Hicksville now that The Ohio Department of Agriculture has issued the final permits to operate the facility as of last Friday. The operation will be the first new poultry farm in Ohio to be constructed under the …
Read More »OLD SCHOOL TO BE DEMOLISHED
One of the most historic landmarks in Adams Township in Defiance County will soon be nothing more than a memory. Repair and maintenance just got to be too much for St. Michael’s Catholic School, which first opened back in 1921. The building closed as a Catholic school in 1978 but …
Read More »STUDENT FEES TO BE COLLECTED DIFFERENTLY
Uncollected student fees in one area district reached $45,000, so school officials have come up with what they hope is a way to get the money rolling in. Officials at Patrick Henry Local Schools have decided not to just wait until the student graduates and withhold their diploma. Instead, they …
Read More »ARRAIGNMENT SET FOR TUESDAY IN DEATH OF TWO TEENS
An arraignment is scheduled Tuesday for a 17-year-old Ottawa boy charged in the deaths of two teenage brothers. The aggravated murder charges announced Friday against Michael Fay came just over a week after he and the teens were named in an Amber Alert on May 9th after the brother’ mother …
Read More »POLICE ON THE HUNT FOR A KILLER
Police are on the lookout for the killers of James “Jimmy” Safadi in his Waterville home early Saturday morning. Investigators say three men dressed all in black, entered the home and held Safadi and his girlfriend at gunpoint. Although it’s uncertain at this time, police think Safadi might have been …
Read More »OHIO MAN DROWNS IN NORTH CAROLINA
North Carolina authorities say they’ve recovered the body of an Ohio man who disappeared while swimming off the coast in that state. Holden Beach Police reporte that the body of 21-year-old Kwesi Sample of Columbus was found early Sunday about a half mile from where he was last seen. He …
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