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NORTHWEST MEETING SET FOR FRIDAY

The Board of Trustees of North­west State Com­mu­nity Col­lege will hold its next reg­u­lar meet­ing on Fri­day, April 5, 2013, at 12:00 p.m. in the McDougle Cen­ter (room A101C) at the Arch­bold campus.

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ABSENTEE BALLOTS AVAILABLE

Absen­tee bal­lots are now avail­able at the Williams County Board Of Elec­tions for the May 7th Spe­cial Elec­tion. Any reg­is­tered voter within the county may vote in per­son at the board office now through Fri­day May 3rd. Office hours are 8:30am to 4:30pm Mon­day through Fri­day. If you have any …

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TRAFFIC DETOURS LISTED

The Ohio Depart­ment of Trans­porta­tion is plan­ning some con­struc­tion projects in the area which will be caus­ing some traf­fic detours. Begin­ning Mon­day, April 15th and through the end of the month, South River Road (for­merly US 24) from Henry Lucas County line Road to Providence-Neapolis-Swanton Road will be closed for …

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EVENTS PLANNED AT NORTHWEST

North­west State Com­mu­nity Col­lege has two events planned for next week. On Tues­day, April 9, NSCC is host­ing the 2013 Job Fair, which is open to the pub­lic and will fea­ture more than 75 local employ­ers. The event will take place in NSCC’s Atrium from 10:30 a.m.-2 p.m. The Cen­ter …

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BRYAN PD ARREST

Bryan Police made an arrest. Ray Ridg­way of Hamil­ton Street in Bryan was picked up on a Bench War­rant out of Bryan Munic­i­pal Court. Ridg­way was taken to CCNO.

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BRYAN MAN TO BE IMPRISONED FOR INTIMIDATION

A man pre­vi­ously con­victed of wit­ness intim­i­da­tion is now headed to jail. Andrew Kendall of Bryan could have been sent to prison for 11 years on another charge of felony assault with a deadly weapon, but he was found not guilty of that charge in March. A jury found Kendall …

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SPANGLER NEEDS WATER

Span­gler Candy Com­pany is request­ing Bryan Munic­i­pal Util­i­ties per­mis­sion to cap their water well which was drilled in 1940 well and install a new, 10-inch well on Span­gler Candy Co. prop­erty. They say that the cur­rent well is fail­ing and unless they can get another source of water, they will …

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PIG RECOVERING

Williams County Humane Soci­ety Offi­cers responded to an unusual call Mon­day morn­ing. A report came in that a pig fell out of a semi-trailer. The 450-pound sow was found near Mont­pe­lier. The Bryan Times reports that the pig wasn’t tagged, but it did have ear notches. A per­son who wit­nessed …

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BRYAN OFFICER COMMENDED

On Mon­day, Bryan Police Chief Jeff Arnold told mem­bers of Bryan City Coun­cil that Bryan Patrol­man Corey Bush and a bus dri­ver for the Toledo Area Regional Tran­sit Author­ity, along with three bus pas­sen­gers, saved the lives of a woman who report­edly attempted sui­cide and an uncon­scious man. The Bryan …

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NEWS FROM EDGERTON

Edger­ton Vil­lage Coun­cil on Mon­day accepted a new vil­lage employee. The pro­ba­tion­ary period for Vil­lage Admin­is­tra­tor Kevin Brooks is over and coun­cil voted to place Brooks on per­ma­nent sta­tus. In other news, The Bryan Times reports that the offi­cial move-in date into the new Edger­ton vil­lage hall will be April …

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