Heavy rains and melting snow due to the little taste of spring we have experienced are now causing major problems throughout the area in the form of flooding streets and roads and clogged drains. The heavy rains and melting is also causing concerns about river flooding. Streets in many residential …
Read More »Flooding Concerns
We’ve had sub-zero temperatures. We’ve had near record, or in some cases, record snowfall. Now, the winter weather that just keeps coming is tossing another thing at us. The National Weather Service is now predicting temperatures to hit 50-degrees or better today. That’s good news if you want to warm …
Read More »Millcreek-West Unity Students To Receive Chromebooks
Here come the computers! The Millcreek-West Unity Board of Education on Tuesday approved an agreement to provide some computers for students. The district agreed to get 300 Chromebooks, enough for every student in grades 7–12. The total amount of the lease is $94,291, with the first year being paid through …
Read More »Defiance Council Amends Ordinance In Response To Suit
Defiance City Council met on Tuesday night. According to the Crescent News, a Defiance municipal ordinance that is the subject of a lawsuit filed by the American Civil Liberties Union on behalf of a local group was amended at that meeting. The suit is pending in the U.S. Northern District …
Read More »Flames Damage Angola Home
Flames heavily damaged a rural Angola home on Monday afternoon. Firefighters say when they arrived, they saw heavy smoke coming out of the roof. They also say heavy winds hampered firefighting efforts. No other details have been made available and no damage estimate has yet been given. Also, no word …
Read More »Henry Commissioners Get Updates
The Henry County Commissioners have receive an update on the project planned for improvements to the heating, ventilation and air conditioning system at the county courthouse. Palmer Conservation told the commissioners that project will begin on March 10th, and should be finished about one month later. The improvements should make …
Read More »It’s Officially A Homicide Now
Word came down late Tuesday afternoon from The Toledo Police Department that the death of Brandi Gonyer-Boaston was a homicide. The Bryan Times reports that the Lucas County Coroner’s Office officially listed the cause of death as being due to asphyxiation, and therefore, a homicide. The body of 28 year …
Read More »New TV Channel In Bryan
A new cable channel in Bryan. Bryan Public Utilities has announced that WGTE is now being carried on channel 18 in Bryan. The new channel carries arts and crafts shows, along with cooking, gardening, home improvement, and travel programs. The Bryan Times reports that the communications department also is adding …
Read More »Liberty Center Talks Calamity Days
Liberty Center Local Board of Education met on Monday night. Items on the table included discussion of future construction of a pre-K through 12 school, first quarter income tax figures, and calamity days. The subject of calamity days was of particular interest due to the extreme amounts of snow we’ve …
Read More »Napoleon Coucil Meets, Discusses Sewers
Napoleon council met on Monday and went over plans to handle sewer line repairs, and just who will be held responsible for the cost of those repairs. Council directed staff to come-up with a written procedure to address the issue, most likely a fund from a monthly charge on sewer …
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