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Ohio Kids Show Great Reading Skills

Accord­ing to sta­tis­tics released last week by the State Depart­ment of Edu­ca­tion, almost 90 per­cent of third-graders in Ohio have earned high enough scores on school read­ing assess­ments to advance to the fourth grade. A total of 105,681 pub­lic school stu­dents out of 119,393 total statewide and 5,878 char­ter stu­dents …

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Escapee Turns Himself In

In Adrian, a man who escaped from the County lock-up has turned him­self in. Lenawee County offi­cials say Scott Hen­ning, who escaped 10 days ago when the lock on his cell mal­func­tioned, turned him­self in Fri­day morn­ing after hav­ing been on the run for more than a week. Hen­ning was …

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Bryan Police Arrest A Man Already In Jail

On Sun­day morn­ing, Bryan Police arrested 29 year old Daniel Vela of Pio­neer on a war­rant out of Bryan Munic­i­pal Court for fail­ure to pay fines. Vela wasn’t dif­fi­cult to locate. He was already behind bars at CCNO on a charge of fail­ing to rein­state his license and speed. He …

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39 Indictments Handed Down But No Arrests So Far In Williams County Drug Investigation

The Williams County Grand Jury has handed down a total of 39 indict­ments related to felony drug charges includ­ing indict­ments for pos­ses­sion of metham­phet­a­mine, heroin, cocaine, methadone, and oxy­codone. Indict­ments have also been handed down for traf­fick­ing and pos­ses­sion of syn­thetic mar­i­juana, traf­fick­ing in mar­i­juana, and in oxy­codone, along with …

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Montpelier Man Arrested On Sex Charges

A Mont­pe­lier man has been indicted on 10 crim­i­nal counts of child sex­ual abuse. 30 year old Randy Kirk­endall is charged with com­mit­ting the crimes against a 6 year old girl between last July and up until ear­lier this month. Among the charges against him, inves­ti­ga­tors say Kirk­endall pho­tographed the …

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Flames Destroy Henry Barn

Flames destroyed a barn in Henry County. The Napoleon Fire Depart­ment was called to the barn fire Wednes­day after­noon just before 5 near Napoleon. Fire crews from Ridgeville Town­ship, Florida, Jew­ell and Mal­inta all pro­vided mutual aid. Hol­gate EMS also assisted. The barn, owned by the Stephen Strange fam­ily, was …

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Cemetary Rates Going Up In Defiance

Defi­ance City Coun­cil met Tues­day and decided to move for­ward with rate increases at River­side Ceme­tery. Coun­cil on Tues­day, approved an ordi­nance amend­ing cur­rent leg­is­la­tion con­cern­ing Riverside’s fee struc­ture. The River­side ordi­nance passed, 6–1, fol­low­ing a third read­ing. Fol­low­ing council’s action Tues­day, rates for con­tigu­ous River­side Ceme­tery grave lots will …

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CCNO Community Corrections May Be Expanding

Com­mu­nity ser­vice is our main goal to include help­ing com­plete projects that rou­tinely get put on the back burner in com­mu­ni­ties,”… That was the state­ment issued by Exec­u­tive Direc­tor Jim Den­nis when describ­ing the two com­mu­nity works pro­grams cur­rently being offered through the Cor­rec­tions Cen­ter of North­west Ohio. While cur­rent …

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Blood Donors Needed

The Amer­i­can Red Cross is ask­ing for more blood donors to help pre­vent a sum­mer short­age. Donors of all blood types are urged to sched­ule an appoint­ment now, espe­cially those with types O neg­a­tive, B neg­a­tive and A neg­a­tive. To encour­age more peo­ple to make time to donate blood before …

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Dairy Days Are Here Again!

Dairy Days is hap­pen­ing right now at his­toric Sauder Vil­lage. The event began yes­ter­day and runs through Sun­day. Dairy Days Cel­e­brates National Dairy Month and the role dairy farm­ing played in the lives of the early pio­neers and the role it plays in our lives today. Sauder Village’s Dairy Days …

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