At the new Napoleon Elementary school, there seems there was a mix-up. Superintendent Dr. Steve Fogo changed the way the traffic will come onto the grounds and drop off students. And he apparently neglected to tell the city, which had approved other plans. The city noticed that the traffic flow …
Read More »Napoleon committee recommends no chickens for residents
A Napoleon city committee is saying no to poultry in the city. They’ve recommended that council not allow residents to own poultry over concerns of noise, avian flu, waste, and having only one employee to enforce the zoning code. Other concerns included not wanting to attract predators like foxes and …
Read More »Angola man, 19, headed to prison for BB gun robbery
A 19-year-old rural Angola man will serve prison time after he admitted to trying to rob the Marathon gas station on West Maumee last February. Police said James Michael Moore used a BB gun that looked like a real hand gun during the robbery. The clerk showed Moore a knife …
Read More »Drone policy set in Fremont Schools
With drones being the big gift this Christmas season, the Fremont School Board is looking ahead and passed a policy to control the use of drones and model aircraft. It states that any school employee or student who wants to operate an unmanned aircraft vehicle must get written permission from …
Read More »Man from Pleasant Lake sentenced for meth lab
From Steuben Superior Court on Monday, 21-year-old Tyranny Frye of Pleasant Lake was sentenced to prison for making meth. He was arrested last April at a hotel north of Angola after a clerk reported a chemical odor and police checked it out. Frye will serve 3 1/2 years in prison, …
Read More »NSCC graduates 143 in first-time fall commencement
Now to Northwest State, where over 140 graduates received their degrees on Monday evening at the Voinovich Auditorium. This is the first time a fall commencement has been held for the community college, according to Dr. Cindy Krueger, VP of academics and student services.
Read More »Dollars made the difference in Defiance mayor’s race
The race for mayor in Defiance was an expensive one for the winner, Republican Mike McCann. He spent just over $25,000 to unseat incumbent Bob Armstrong and fend off Independent Brian Brown in the recent November election. This is the second time McCann ran to be mayor. The first time, …
Read More »Wauseon schools to save big bucks in debt refinance
They’re apparently good with numbers in the Wauseon school district. After deciding to refinance the school’s debt, the district will save about $45,000 a year on interest. David Tiggett of Fifth Third Securities told school leaders on Monday that savings is nearly triple the industry standard. It’s an 8.4 percent …
Read More »Paulding Co. man, 25, charged with rape of child
A Paulding County man is charged with rape of a child under the age of 13. He is 25-year-old Matthew Weber. He was indicted on one count of gross sexual imposition, and two counts of rape. The charges involve a six-year-old child, according to the release. At his preliminary hearing, …
Read More »Arthur L. Hug, 72
Arthur L. Hug, age 72, of Edgerton, Ohio, died at 7:18 P.M. on Sunday, December 13, 2015, at Lutheran Hospital in Fort Wayne, Indiana, where he was a patient. A lifelong resident of Edgerton and a veteran of the United States Air Force, Mr. Hug was a 1960 graduate of …
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