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Single SUV crash kills Wauseon woman

In Wauseon on Fri­day, a sin­gle SUV crash killed a dri­ver and seri­ously injured her pas­sen­ger. The vic­tim is iden­ti­fied as 42-year-old Irene Saurez of Wauseon. She crashed on Ful­ton County Road 19 Fri­day morn­ing about 7 a.m. Her pas­sen­ger, 42-year-old Jose Ramirez also of Wauseon, was trans­ported in crit­i­cal …

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Concealed weapons ok’d for designated Hicksville school volunteers

While the rest of the schools in the state wres­tle with allow­ing guns in schools, Hicksville Schools has voted to allow cer­tain indi­vid­u­als to carry con­cealed weapons, and post on the school doors that they will use what­ever force is nec­es­sary to pro­tect stu­dents and staff. School lead­ers say it …

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Defiance: Ayersville Ave. fire causes $20k in damage

A fire in an apart­ment in Defi­ance yes­ter­day morn­ing did about $20,000 dam­age and the sec­ond floor sus­tained the most dam­age. The fire in the 1200 block of Ayersville Avenue was con­tained to the bed­room on that sec­ond floor. It was called in about 11:30 a.m. Inves­ti­ga­tors are still look­ing …

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Where fires are most likely to occur

If you’re going to have a fire in your home, it’s most likely going to come from unat­tended cook­ing. That’s the word from recent analy­sis of fire deaths and injuries in Ohio. Bryan Assis­tant Fire Chief Dou­glas Pool told the Bryan Times there’s a sec­ond com­mon cause of fires. Elec­tri­cal …

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Amazon to build wind farm in Paulding Co.

Ama­zon is mov­ing for­ward with plans to build a wind farm in Put­nam County, to make elec­tric­ity that will power their com­pany in Ohio. The plan to build 48 new wind tur­bines is slated to begin this spring, and all are expected to be oper­at­ing by early next year. The …

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Ten people interested in open Defiance City Council seat

Ten peo­ple have expressed inter­ested and sub­mit­ted their names for con­sid­er­a­tion in fill­ing a Defi­ance City Coun­cil seat that will become vacant next week. At-large Coun­cil­man Mike Ketcham plans to give up his at-large seat to become coun­cil pres­i­dent on Tues­day. He will replace Mike McCann, who was elected mayor …

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Police warn of impersonators in Ft. Wayne

The Mont­pe­lier Police Chief is warn­ing dri­vers that a two white males have made three traf­fic stops in Fort Wayne, imper­son­at­ing law enforce­ment in an unmarked car. They were “clean cut and preppy” and one wit­ness said they appeared intox­i­cated and iden­ti­fied them­selves as CIA. Dur­ing one inci­dent, the men …

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Two in custody in sex crime case in Branch County

Michi­gan State Police have made two arrests fol­low­ing an inves­ti­ga­tion into alleged crim­i­nal sex­ual con­duct and extor­tion. A third sus­pect is the sub­ject of a search. State Police said in a release yes­ter­day that the case goes back at least eight years. The alleged crimes took place in Branch County’s …

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Bryan woman arrested on North Dakota warrant

One arrest by the Williams County Sher­iffs Dept. 28-year-old Bianca Trevino of Bryan was arrested on New Years Eve morn­ing on a felony war­rant out of North Dakota. The warrant’s orig­i­nal charges were ter­ror­iz­ing and sim­ple assault.

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Smith to be honored on Paulding Wall of Honor

The Pauld­ing County Wall of Honor at the cour­t­house has a new name. Ran­dall Smith, a Pauld­ing native, died last July from injuries he received dur­ing a domes­tic ter­ror­ist attack on the Navy Oper­a­tions Sup­port Cen­ter in Chat­tanooga. His name will be placed under a new cat­e­gory: Global War on …

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