An Ohio woman found not guilty by reason of insanity in the bathtub drowning deaths of her two children has been granted conditional release from a mental treatment facility. A judge in Cincinnati on Wednesday granted 35-year-old Bridget Stovall the conditional release to a group home and ordered monitoring for …
Read More »BRYAN UTILITIES REDUCING STAFF
The staff of Bryan Municipal Utilities will soon be reduced by two. The board on Tuesday voted to eliminate the positions of assistant utilities director and purchasing agent effective June 30. The board also passed a motion granting the board chairman or vice chairman the authority to sign legal documents …
Read More »INVESTIGATION DETERMINES CAUSE OF HOUSE FIRE
The investigation into Sunday’s house fire on County Road Q in Pioneer, determined that the blaze was caused by children playing with a lighter. The fire destroyed a bedroom.There were no injuries. The family received hotel vouchers from the Williams County Chapter of the American Red Cross for housing until …
Read More »INTERNET CAFES BANNED BY GOV
The Governor on Tuesday signed into law an effective ban on storefront sweepstakes parlors that legislators had become convinced were harboring illegal gambling operations. An immediate moratorium on opening new Internet cafes is now in force until the law signed Tuesday takes effect. More than 620 Internet cafes operate in …
Read More »DEFIANCE AND NAPOLEON RESTAURANTS HIT WITH SEARCH WARRANTS
Officials with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security were in Defiance and Napoleon Tuesday morning. They served search warrants at two local restaurants. The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, special agents with Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s Homeland Security Investigations, executed federal search warrants at Azul Tequila restaurants in Defiance and …
Read More »NAPOLEON TO EXTEND GOLF SEASON
A recommendation to extend the season at the city’s municipal golf course was approved Monday by the Napoleon City Council. Council approved the parks and recreation board’s recommendation to lengthen the season from March 15 to Nov. 15. in order to increase revenues.
Read More »FIRE CAPTAIN BACK ON THE JOB
Good news! Bryan Fire Captain Gary Merschdorf was back on the job Monday morning. In January, the Captain fell from a scissors lift while working on a garage door at the new fire station. Merschdorf had a skull fracture, traumatic brain injury (TBI) and spinal damage. He spent weeks in …
Read More »BRYAN POLICE NAB TWO
Bryan Police report the arrest of 60 year old Ronald Snider of Bryan. Snyder is charged with felony domestic violence. He was locked up in CCNO. Also, Bryan Police arrested 22 year old Chad Hale who has no known address. Hale was arrested on a probation violation out of Bryan …
Read More »TRUSTEES OF NSCC TO MEET
The Board of Trustees of Northwest State Community College will hold its next regular meeting this Friday, June 7th at 12 noon in the McDougle Center (Room A101C) on NSCC’s Archbold campus.
Read More »BOTTLE BOMB IN WEST UNITY
A small bottle bomb was found near a West Unity home this past weekend. West Unity police say they found the suspicious item at 107 N. High St. on Saturday. The Northwest Ohio Bomb Squad was called in and after examining the object, they determined it did indeed contain a …
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