A couple of arrests were made this week by Bryan Police. On Wednesday afternoon, 23 year old Chad Hale of Montpelier was picked up by Bryan Police for criminal trespass. Hale was released. Also on Wednesday, at just after 7pm, 24 year old Cameron Conrad of Montpelier was arrested for …
Read More »CCNO AND NORTHWEST STATE COORDINATE ON SECURITY
The Special Response Team at the Corrections Center of Northwest Ohio in Stryker recently did a tactical assessment of the campus at Northwest State Community College in Archbold. The jail’s tactical unit, which is more like a SWAT team, specializes in crowd control, hostage negotiations and use of force. CCNO …
Read More »NEW ANTWERP PRINCIPAL NAMED
There’s a new prinicpal at Antwerp Local Schools. On Thursday, the district’s board of education approved a three year contract for Paulding High School graduate and current middle school science teacher at Central Local Schools, Tim Manz. Manz has an undergraduate degree from Defiance College and master’s degree from Bowling …
Read More »NAPOLEON EXERCISES EMINENT DOMAIN
A tentative settlement has been apparetntly reached on the eminent domain petition filed last fall in Henry County Common Pleas Court by Napoleon Area Schools Board of Education. The petition involved 56.266 acres located off Westmoreland Street in Napoleon across from the high school student parking lot. Details of the …
Read More »CHARITY ON THE RISE
Seems people in our area were more giving last year. Reports say that charitable giving is on the rebound nationally and right here locally. According to an annual report by the Giving USA Foundation and Indiana University’s Lilly Family School of Philanthropy, charitable donations nationally were up 3.5 percent in …
Read More »CCNO POPULATION DOWN
CCNO’s population was slightly down. That news highlighted Wednesday’s meeting of the Corrections Commission of Northwest Ohio. CCNO Executive Director Jim Dennis said Wednesday’s inmate population stood at 570 or 89 percent. The population averaged 583 or 91 percent in April and stood at 593 or 93 percent in May. …
Read More »CHANGES COMING TO BRYAN POSTAL CUSTOMERS
The Postal Reform Act of 2013 is on the way, and once it becomes law, the days of postal carriers walking door-to-door will be over. The Congressional act mandates Post Offices use “the most cost effective primary mode of mail delivery possible,” specifically phasing out “to the door” delivery in …
Read More »JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR AT FATHER JOHNS THIS WEEKEND
Jesus Christ Superstar” will be performed at Father John’s this weekend. The Bryan Times reports it will be a benefit performance, with free-will offerings collected at the door and all proceeds split evenly among the county’s four nursing home activity funds. Father John’s used to be a Baptist church. John …
Read More »PROPERTY OWNERS GET LETTER IN DEFIANCE
A letter sent by Defiance City Hall to a number of property owners forcing possible annexation was the topic of discussion at a meeting Tuesday night. Councilman David Plant expressed his concern about the letter during council’s regular meeting. The letter Plant referenced to was dated June 6 and signed …
Read More »BLOOD DRIVES SET
Two blood drives are being held in Putnam County this week. One is going on today from noon-6 p.m. at the Glandorf Rod and Gun Club on County Road 11 in Ottawa. The second blood drive will be on Saturday from 9 a.m.- 2 p.m. at Ottawa Chevrolet on N. …
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