The site for the district’s proposed new pre-kindergarten through grade 12 school was approved Monday during a special meeting of the Liberty Center Local Board of Education. Now, it goes before the voters. The board decided that the new school will be built on site, although they didn’t take a …
Read More »OUTGOING STRYKER COUNCIL MEMBERS RECOGNIZED
Four outgoing members of Stryker Village Council were thanked at Monday’s village council meeting and recognized for their years of service. The Bryan Times reports that Joan Ruffer was honored for having given 30 years of service to the community, Tom Horton with 17, Carol Feehan with 16 and Dan …
Read More »EDGERTON BOARD MEETS QUICKLY TO WRAP UP THE YEAR
The Edgerton Board of Education wrapped up the year’s business at their meeting Monday night. Several staff positions were filled, and the board approved policy manual updates as presented at the November meeting. They then set Monday, Jan. 6th at 7 p.m. as the organizational meeting for the board, with …
Read More »BUSY COMPOST SITE
It’s a busy place… The Defiance compost site closed for the season last month, but is sure did get plenty of use this year. The site, which is open three days a week for about eight months annually, closed for the year on Nov. 26. It’s planned to open again …
Read More »BIGNELL TRIAL BEGINS
The trial of 40 year old Daniel Bignell Jr. got underway Monday in the Williams County Court of Common Pleas. Bignell is accused of five counts of rape, two counts of attempted rape, four counts of gross sexual imposition, and three counts of kidnapping. His alleged victims were all underage …
Read More »ANGOLA MAN HELD ON SEX CHARGES
An Angola man now faces multiple charges connected to an alleged sexual assault. The Steuben County Sheriff’s Department reports the arrest of 27 year old Kile Stockert, who is facing up to six felony charges. Investigators say early Sunday morning, a 26-year old woman claimed she was sexually assaulted. She …
Read More »MONTPELIER WOMAN HONORED BY NRA
A Montpelier woman is getting national attention… from the NRA. Phyllis Herrington has been named recipient of this year’s Marion P. Hammer Woman of Distinction Award by the National Rifle Association. This award is named after the first woman president of the NRA. Herrington has worked at the Camp Perry …
Read More »NORTHWEST TOWNSHIP RELEASES SNOW PLANS
Northwest Township has issued a press release regarding snow policies. According to the release, only mailboxes that have actually been hit by a township truck or plow will be repaired or replaced by the township. Repair of mailboxes damaged by flying snow or slush during plowing will be the owner’s …
Read More »ETHANOL PROPOSAL EYED
A proposal now being considered in Washington which would decrease the amount of ethanol in the nation’s fuel supply has once again heated debates about ethanol across the nation and here in our area too. The Renewable Fuel Standard was created under the Energy Policy Act of 2005. In 2007, …
Read More »LIBERTY CENTER TO DISCUSS SCHOOL PLANS THIS EVENING
Liberty Center Local Board of Education will hold a special meeting this evening at 6:30 to decide the site of the proposed new pre-kindergarten through grade 12 school. So far, the board’s site discussions have centered on two major options — Option Black, a one-story building located on an undetermined …
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