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Marijuana Nixed In Defiance Again

A Fort Wayne businessman withdraws his proposal to open a marijuana dispensary in Defiance. Jamie Ridenour had hoped to open the business on Tuendawie St. Last week, council had discussed reversing the ban against medicinal marijuana facilities it had passed in December and agreed, 4-3, to bring legislation making the …

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Garmin Miller Sent Packing

Defiance Education officials are terminating the services of an Ohio architect. They opted to end its agreement with Garman Miller Architects of Minster, for the Arabella street campus project and its buildings. Concerns with Garman Miller’s method of billing was brought forward. Officials also cited substandard performance and a lack …

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CCT Contract Passes

A contract with the Christmas Cruise Thru and a possible date change for the Defiance County Fair were on the agenda during the Defiance County Agricultural Society meeting. The committee brought back a proposed contract with the CCT to vote on by the whole board. The contract was for three …

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Ohio Fair Settlement Reached

Those injured in a deadly accident last summer at the Ohio State Fair have reached a settlement with the state. It was announced during an Ohio Expositions Commission meeting on Thursday. According to the motion, the settlement’s terms include no money coming out of the state treasury. The Fire Ball …

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Drug Bust In Hicksville

The Multi-Area Narcotics Task Force make an arrest at an E. High St. address in Hicksville. Logan Moss is charged with first-degree felony drug possession and taken to the Corrections Center of Northwest Ohio. Officers searched the residence and found five ounces of methamphetamine and multiple firearms.

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Laney In Court

A Montpelier man, accused of abusing a 17-month-old girl, is scheduled to stand trial in May. Alan Laney appeared in a Williams County courtroom for a pretrial conference. He pled not guilty after he was indicted in September 2017 on a list of felonies, including assault and child endangerment. Laney …

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A New Addition On Bryan Board

The Bryan Board of Public Affairs picks its fifth board member. After much deliberation, the board offered the seat to Bob Eyre. He is the vice president of gas supply and industrial supply at the Ohio Gas Company, where he has worked since 1994. Eyre was selected from among eight …

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Clear…Teen Girl Revives Man

An Ohio teen saves a track coach who suffered a massive heart attack at a Twinsburg fitness center. Twinsburg assistant track coach, Chuck Glover had just put weights on the floor at the Twinsburg Fitness Center when he collapsed. Nicole Fruscella gave Glover a shock with a defibrillator before paramedics …

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The Battle Of The Geese In Niles

The Niles School District is working with the state to relocate numerous geese calling the area around a high school home. Workers will begin using a noisemaker Friday to startle the birds around McKinley High School. This spring, the district will build a barrier and add landscaping to discourage the …

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Worley Trial Update

A final pretrial hearing was held for James Worley of Delta, accused of the kidnapping and murder of a Metamora woman in 2016. Worley faces a litany of charges…from kidnapping to the handling of a corpse…all in the disappearance and death of Sierah Joughin. A Lucas County coroner’s report stated …

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