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Montpelier Chief of Police Presents Annual Report

McGee Reports Montpelier Chief of Police Dan McGee presented the 2022 annual report for the Police Department during the Village Council meeting. He praised the 18 members of the reserve staff and their commitment and contributions to the force by working a combined 734 hours over the past year. As …

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Bryan City Schools – New Teachers

New Teachers The Bryan City School District has new orchestra and band teachers for the upcoming school year. Officials say…an interview committee was formed featuring music personnel from past and present as well as some upperclassman for interviews for both the band and orchestra teacher. The district has been without …

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Bryan City Schools – New Football Field On The Way

New Football Field On The Way Ground has been broken on the new football field for the Bryan City School District, and new lights and scoreboard should be installed next month. District officials tells the school board work began on the football field June 1, though a ceremonial groundbreaking was …

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Montpelier Village Council authorizes re-bidding process

Back In Bidding The Montpelier village council authorizes the re-bidding process for the Ironhorse River Trail project after hearing from Tim Bock, a principal professional at Kleinfelder. Bock recommends Montpelier advertise the project starting on June 27, making the sale date July 19 with a completion date of Nov. 30, …

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Village of Edgerton awarded grants

For Safety The Village of Edgerton is awarded nearly $3 million dollars in grants that will go toward improving safety along area roadways. A project that will improve sidewalks and provide better safety for students walking or biking to school received $885,490 dollars in funds through the Transportation Alternatives Program. …

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Williams County Board of Elections ready for August Special Election

Ready For The Ballot The Williams County Board of Elections is in a good position for the August special election, officials say. In May, the Ohio House approved a special election for Aug. 8 to address a single issue, which would make it harder to amend the Ohio constitution. This …

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Ohio – Free Fishing Days

Lets Go Ohio’s annual free fishing days on Saturday and Sunday, June 17-18 provide all Ohio residents the chance to cast a line at hundreds of public fishing locations without the need for a license…brought to you by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources Division of Wildlife. It will be …

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Move Space Command headquarters here

Move SF Here Sen. Sherrod Brown believes Ohio is the best place for the Space Command headquarters, and he’s working to bring it here. This week…he called on the Biden administration to move the U.S. Space Command headquarters to Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Dayton and to move additional Space …

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Bryan Board of Public Affairs – New Pact

New Pact The Bryan Board of Public Affairs unanimously agrees to a contract with electrical line workers that runs through Oct. 31 of 2025. The agreement is between Bryan Municipal Utilities and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Line Workers No. 245. The Bryan Human Resources Director reports there were six …

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The Latest Numbers

The Latest Numbers Crop planting and emerging rates are faring better than average this year, but the warm, dry weather could cause problems. According to a release from the Department of Agriculture, farmers have been utilizing the dry weather to plant their crops at a faster rate than the five-year …

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