Flooding was a problem in many areas over the weekend. Crews has to assist several people in getting out of their homes on Saturday. Putnam County Sheriff’s officers assisted residents located on West Third and West Main streets in Ottawa in getting out of their residences by using a Humvee. …
Read More »GROUND BROKEN FOR MEMORIAL
It’s taken years of planning and lots of hard work, but finally, The Fulton County 9–11 Memorial Committee broke ground for a new memorial at the Fulton County Fairgrounds on Sunday. The 12 foot steel beam from the World Trade Center will be on display at that memorial. County officials …
Read More »THEFTS UNDER INVESTIGATION IN WILLIAMS COUNTY
The Williams County Sheriffs Office is investigating several thefts that were reported last week. Near Edon the Sheriffs Office says someone entered a barn stole a mower with a 60 inch deck valued at $5,000. Near Pioneer someone broke into a barn there and took an A.T.V. worth $1,000. Anyone …
Read More »Williams Commissioners Open Bids
Williams County Commissioners opened four bids Thursday afternoon for the proposed East Annex project. The Bryan Times says the job will involve renovation of the former Miller’s New Market grocery store, converting it to county office space. Fetters Construction of Auburn submitted a total bid of $4,738,000. Midwest Construction Inc. …
Read More »West Unity Gets New Police Cruiser
West Unity Police have some new wheels. At Thursday’s West Unity Village Council meeting, council members were told by the police chief that the village’s new police car has been received and will be put into service right away. It’s a brand new 2013 Dodge Charger police cruiser. The old …
Read More »Severe Weather
Severe weather moved through our region, sending one area man to the hospital after a lightning strike. Three men were working on a vehicle in a garage on Fulton County Road D when lightning struck nearby. One of those men was injured and taken to an area hospital. Officials are …
Read More »Chief Pharmacy No More
The Chief Pharmacy and Wellness Center in Defiance called it quits yesterday. Chief Supermarkets is selling out the pharmacy to Rite Aid, following a decision to move away from the pharmacy business in order to concentrate on food. Chief Supermarkets also owns Rays Supermarkets. Rays Supermarkets had three pharmacy locations …
Read More »Napoleon Accepts Resignations
The retirement resignations of four teachers have been accepted by the Napoleon Area Schools Board of Education. Linda Daugherty; Ruth Aderman; Jeanne Westhoven; and Kathy Vernace all will retire effective June 1. Aderman has served the district for 23 years, Westhoven for 22 years, Vernace for 21 years and Daugherty …
Read More »BRYAN PD REPORT
Bryan Police were called to an apartment Tuesday evening. 20 year old Bayle Hill of 617 South Main Street, Apartment C in Bryan was arrested there and charged with underage consumption and disorderly conduct. Hill was locked up at CCNO.
Read More »SNOW REMOVAL DOESN’T COME CHEAP
Winter is barely over, yet the figures have been added up in Defiance County. Snow and winter weather is expensive! The 2013 snow season has cost Defiance County about $155,000. That breaks down to $28,000 in labor, $13,000 in overtime wages paid to workers, $32,000 which was spend on almost …
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