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Two Hurt In DC Crash

In Defiance County…the Highway Patrol is investigating a serious injury crash on CR 13, north of CR J. Officials tell reporters Ethan Pontious, 16, of Montpelier, was northbound when he loses control and careens off the right side of the roadway. The vehicle hits a mailbox and rolls several times. …

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Shots Underway In PC Schools

Educators in Paulding County get their first round of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine. It’s part of the state’s vaccination program, designed to get the state’s schools back to in-person learning by March 1. Antwerp scheduled a remote learning day, so their staff did not have to worry about any side …

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Talk About Being In A Fix

The Coast Guard and fire department personnel rescue 10 people…stranded on ice floes in Lake Erie in Cleveland. A helicopter was dispatched from Air Station Detroit for air support. Six people were rescued in an ice skiff. Seven adults and three children were involved. The ten were on a finger …

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GOP Has Trouble With The Truth…Again

Legislative testimony, in support of a GOP-backed effort to limit public health orders made by Governor, DeWine is removed from YouTube…after the service deemed it contained COVID-19 misinformation. The video showed Thomas Renz, an attorney for Ohio Stands Up, make the opening testimony during a House committee hearing on a …

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All Okay, Post Bus Crash

A Pike-Delta-York Local School District school bus slides off the side of a snowy road. Officials tell reporters there were no injuries. All students were safely transported to school. District officials have been communicating with the parents of the students involved.

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OH Death Penalty In Debate

Capital punishment would be banned in Ohio, under upcoming legislation announced Thursday…with both Democratic and Republican support…in the latest bipartisan effort to end executions in the state. The backing of some GOP lawmakers to do away with executions in Ohio isn’t new, with numerous abolition bills over the years garnering …

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Fast Internet Gains Traction

Legislation to help expand high-speed internet access in underserved and rural areas of Ohio is getting bipartisan support. A measure that would direct $210 million dollars toward increasing broadband access, passes the House. The total includes $20 million dollars annually, plus another $150 million for the coming year that was …

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Changes On Cable

About 15% of Bryan Municipal Utilities’ cable customers will be losing some channels in the near future, but officials say virtually all will reap the benefits of the change. The Bryan Board of Public Affairs votes to discontinue digital and digital HD cable services. Due to newly implemented government regulations …

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A New Start

The former Colonial Manor Motel on East High Street has new owners and a new name…the Bryan Inn. The 51-room motel on E. High St. was the site of a fatal stabbing in June 2019. The place was also the target of ongoing complaints…as a well-known venue for crime, drugs …

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