Bryan Police say that on Tuesday at 7:00 AM, they arrested 33 year old Joshua D. Maag of Sycamore Lane, Bryan on two bench warrants out of Bryan Municipal Court. The first warrant was for failing to appear on a show cause hearing regarding theft and the second was for …
Read More »NO DECISION FROM NAPOLEON ON ANOTHER LEVY ATTEMPT
No decision has yet been made by the Napoleon Area Board Of Education about placing another operating levy on the November ballot. Last week, district voters rejected a 0.5 percent school income tax that would have generated $1.15 million annually for operations. It was the third time in 14 months …
Read More »STATE REBATES COMING
Local governments and schools in Ohio could see almost $113 million in rebates from the state insurance fund for injured workers under a proposal from the governor. The Governor’s office on Monday released a breakdown of the schools, townships, cities and other public employers who could see a payout from …
Read More »STRYKER NAMES NEW PRINCIPAL
A new principal at Stryker Local Schools is not necessarily new to the district. The announcement of the hiring of David Shultz was made Monday night by the school board. Schultz was hired, according to the Bryan Times, on a two-year contract.
Read More »MONTPELIER RENEWS INSURANCE
The Montpelier Village Council on Monday evening, heard a short presentation by Conrad Beck, of Beck Insurance, after which council members approved renewal of the village’s property and liability insurance. According to an article in the Bryan Times, Montpelier has been with Beck Insurance since 1991. It is covered under …
Read More »ANTIQUE CAR SHOW SATURDAY AT SAUDER VILLAGE
A huge car show is coming this weekend to Archbold. Nearly 100 antique automobiles will be on display on Saturday for the annual antique car gathering at Sauder Village. Antique car collectors from the tri-state region area expected to be there. Car enthusiasts reportedly are coming from Ohio, Michigan and …
Read More »PRO-TEC ADDS 80 JOBS
Pro-Tec Coating Company in Leipsic, on Monday unveiled its $400 million, 415,000-square-foot expansion project which employs 80 people. Pro-Tec coats and treats sheet steel for cars. Its customers include all major automakers and some auto-related companies in Ohio and surrounding states Pro-Tec employs 317 total, including the 80 new employees. …
Read More »GYPSY MOTH SPRAYING
The Ohio Department of Agriculture is set to begin aerial treatments to control the gypsy moth population in the state. 51 acres in Defiance County is targeted as larva and leaf development now is peaking. The department uses foray, a naturally occurring bacterium found in the soil that interferes with …
Read More »TURNPIKE RATES TO INCREASE
Turnpike prices are going up next year. The Ohio Turnpike Commission wants to increase prices by 2.7 percent each year for the next decade. Commissioners say the extra revenue would go towards funding a $1.5 billion in turnpike bonds and pay for construction projects near the turnpike. To get more …
Read More »EDGERTON BANK ROBBERY
Officials still have no comment on exactly how much money was taken in a daring bank robbery in Edgerton on Friday. 47 year old Kelly Chaney of Indiana is accused of robbing the Edgerton branch of The Hicksville Bank on North Michigan Avenue in Edgerton just before 12:30 Friday afternoon,and …
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