News

Oil Trains Concerning To Local Leaders

The Cres­cent News today reports that the CSX train car­ry­ing crude oil, which derailed in West Vir­ginia last week, passed through Defi­ance and Henry coun­ties before trav­el­ing south. Tracy Busch, the Direc­tor of the Henry County Emer­gency Man­age­ment Agency, told the paper that a lot of the ethanol and crude …

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Bryan Man Pleads Guilty To Rape Charge

A Bryan man has pleaded guilty in a Williams County rape case. 28 year old Richard Mojica Jr was indicted by a Williams County grand jury in Decem­ber. He pleaded guilty Thurs­day. Mojica is charged in an inci­dent that hap­pened back in May last year, when he allgedly engaged in …

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Changes Proposed In School Funding

State fund­ing for Ohio’s two– and four-year col­leges would increase by 2 per­cent each year under Gov. John Kasich’s recently-released bien­nial bud­get pro­posal, but even so, accord­ing to the Cres­cent News, cost-savings will remain a focus at North­west State Com­mu­nity Col­lege as admin­is­tra­tors face new bud­get­ing chal­lenges. Effec­tive last year, …

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Crash Claims Bryan Woman’ s Life

A two-vehicle col­li­sion at the Williams-Fulton County line north of West Unity on Wednes­day has claimed the life of a Bryan woman. 52 year old Jean Rych­ener [RICK-NER] of Bryan, was dri­ving east on U.S. 20, as 70 year old Kathaleen Schmitt of Alvord­ton [ALL-VORD-TON], was dri­ving west. Rych­ener lost …

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Paulding Paging System Planned

In Pauld­ing County, lead­ers were updated on a county-wide pag­ing sys­tem that is planned for first respon­ders. Sev­eral rep­re­sen­ta­tives from the Pauld­ing County Sheriff’s Office told com­mis­sion­ers that they have been test­ing the sys­tem to make sure there are no dead spots. They also said that they are work­ing closely …

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Quiz Bowl Scheduled For Monday

The 19th Annual Williams County Junior High Quiz Bowl is set for Mon­day, Feb­ru­ary 23rd, at the Edger­ton High School. Stu­dents from grades 7 and 8 will par­tic­i­pate. It’s all spon­sored by the North­west Edu­ca­tional Ser­vice Cen­ter. Stu­dents from Bryan, Edger­ton, Edon, Hill­top, Mont­pe­lier, North Cen­tral, Stryker, and St. Patrick …

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North Central News

It’s going to be a longer school day for students at North Central schools. That’s because the board of education on Monday, approved a plan to add a half-hour to the school day, beginning on Monday and continuing through March 27th. Adding thirty minutes to each school day, will end …

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Cold Temps

With overnight lows below zero, and daytime highs running well below normal, Bryan Municipal Utilities wants to remind area folks that a few simple steps could help keep their pipes from freezing. BMU has been called out to many frozen service line calls so far this year, all due to …

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BMU News

It now looks like Bryan Municipal Utilities cable customers will soon be paying higher monthly bills. The proposed changes would increase the basic cable package from $18.75 to $21.65 per month; the extended basic package from $56.90 to $60.25; and the digital basic from $10.55 to $11. A vote is …

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Liberty Center News

In Liberty Center, some new rules are being implemented to prevent misuse and vandalism of the village’s Memorial Park shelter houses. Village Council is concerned because the shelter house, located at the west end of the park, is frequently targeted by vandals. Council vited to close the park from dusk …

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