Enhanced county-wide participation during emergency exercises was the main topic of discussion during the organizational meeting of the new Paulding County Emergency Management Agency (EMA) advisory council. The meeting was held Monday at the OSU Extension building, with the purpose of organizing the advisory council. The council is to advise …
Read More »DEFIANCE BRIDGE IN NEED OF REPLACEMENT
According to state officials, the Clinton Street Bridge in Defiance is tentatively scheduled for replacement within the next six years, though Ohio officials say it remains safe for travel in the meantime. The state has been keeping an eye on the bridge’s box beams for several years, according to the …
Read More »QUADCO MEETS
Quadco Rehabilitation Center (QRC) is ready to offer residential services for people with disabilities in the area. At the monthly meeting of the Quadco joint Administrative and Non-Profit boards, board members were told that adding residential services is one way that QRC can offer an enhanced list of services to …
Read More »Edon Declares War On Drugs
Edon could be the next local community, following the lead of Bryan and Montpelier, to place a prohibition on the sale and distribution of synthetic marijuana and other drugs. Village council members voted at their meeting Monday evening to have the Village Solicitor draw up an ordinance which they will …
Read More »Edgerton Energy Program Tossed About
The Edgerton Village Council on Monday night, moved toward participating in a village-wide energy efficiency program. According to the Bryan Times, Council President Trevor Weaver met with a representative from Efficiency Smart (ES), the nonprofit program presented to council at its last meeting. That’s a service of American Municipal Power …
Read More »Henry Humane Society In Jeopardy
The Henry County Humane Society is experiencing a severe financial crisis, and people there say they could be on the verge of closing their doors forever. The shelter is seeking monetary assistance by sending requests to more than 600 area businesses. Operations manager Diana Riefers says the humane society in …
Read More »More On Adrian Stabbing
A soldier charged with strangling a man and stabbing another is facing a key hearing in a southeastern Michigan court. A judge must decide whether there’s enough evidence to send 31-year-old Brian Gogue to trial on charges of murder and attempted murder. Joel Krutsch of Adrian was killed Oct. 5 …
Read More »Napoleon Clean-Up and Flushing
The city of Napoleon reminds residents that fire hydrant flushing is underway. Flushing in the downtown area will be Friday, October 25th from midnight till 8am, and will include areas of North Scott, Becklee Drive and Bonaparte Drive. Fire hydrant flushing is necessary to ensure the hydrants are working properly, …
Read More »BRYAN PD REPORT
Bryan Police report several arrests over the weekend… On Saturday, 21 year old Korey RJ Cook of Toledo was arrested for Littering. He was released. On Saturday 30 year old Thomas H. Munger, Jr of Montpelier was arrested for Possession of Marijuana and Possession of Drug Paraphernalia. He was released. …
Read More »PARADE TO BE HELD IN DEFIANCE
The Defiance Lions Club’s 68th annual Halloween parade is set for Oct. 26, with the procession kicking off at 7 p.m. from Triangle Park. This year’s grand marshal will be Harriet Steel, RN, community health coordinator with the Defiance County Health Department. Thousands of northwest Ohio residents will line Clinton …
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