The Central Local School Board met on Friday to decide how to make up the remaining days that were missed this winter due to weather. With 11 school days to make up, the district has obtained three blizzard bags from the state. For those who may be wondering what that …
Read More »Bridge Options
A new bridge which would be built immediately next to the existing bridge, or one angling across the River toward Farnsworth Road are just two of three options the Ohio Department of Transportation is considering for the replacement of the Waterville Bridge. The other option would be to replace the …
Read More »Bitten Woman Now Charged
A Fulton County woman who was hurt in a dog-bite incident last month has now been charged with criminal trespassing. 59 year old Susan Haddad was severely on Feb. 11 by three American bulldogs after she entered the house of William and Mary Stalder south of Swanton while they were …
Read More »Former Corrections Officer Sentenced For Sex With Inmate
A Holgate man learned his fate Wednesday in Williams County Court after being accused of sex crimes. Robert Plotts, a former corrections officer at the Northwest Ohio Juvenile Detention Center, was sentenced yesterday to five years of community control, with 180-days of house arrest. Plotts was convicted last month of …
Read More »Crime Stoppers Offers Reward For Fuel Leaker
The Fulton County Crime Stoppers program is asking for your help. Last October, several drivers reported a slippery substance at intersections that smelled like fuel oil. Reports indicated a dark-colored truck pulling a tank or tank trailer in the area at the time which was spilling fuel. If you have …
Read More »Health Expert Quits
A county health expert is stepping down. The Bryan Times reports that Williams County Board of Health Commissioner James Watkins announced to the board Tuesday that Community Health Director Beth Schweitzer has given her resignation, effective April 25, to become the Seneca County Health Commissioner.
Read More »Napoleon Talks Water Charges
At Monday evening’s Napoleon City Council meeting, an ordinance that would increase bulk water rates over a three-year period was discussed. The Crescent News reports that, under the current rate, customers are charged $7.71 per 1,000 gallons of water. If the proposed ordinance is approved, that rate would increase to …
Read More »Henry County Actions
In Henry County, a warrant has been issued for a Napoleon man’s arrest. 25 year old Angel Cranston of Napoleon plead guilty to a felony charge of theft, but he never showed-up for his sentencing. If you have any information about his whereabouts, contact police or the Henry County Sheriff’s …
Read More »Henry Drug Arrest
A traffic stop by the Henry County sheriff’s office early last Saturday morning near Liberty Center resulted in a drug arrest. 45 year old James Wilson of Wauseon was cited for Drug Possession and possession of Drug Paraphanalia, along with Driving under Suspension, DUI, and a Marked Lane violation.
Read More »S-K Tool Property Taxes At Issue
Defiance County commissioners on Tuesday, continued to search for a long-term solution for the former SK Hand Tool property on Hickory Street in Richland Township. The former tool maker closed up shop several years ago after declaring bankruptcy. Ever since then, according to the Crescent News, the property has fallen …
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