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Bryan Police Report

A cou­ple of arrests to report on today in Bryan. Bryan Police say they arrested 39 year old Rebecca McCue of South Main Street in Bryan on Tues­day, and charged her with shoplift­ing. She was then released. Also yes­ter­day, Bryan Police col­lared 32 year old James Huff of Indi­ana, who …

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Williams County Fair Ready To Roll

Here it comes! The Williams County Fair kicks off this Sat­ur­day and runs through the fol­low­ing Sat­ur­day, Sep­tem­ber 19 in Mont­pe­lier. Admis­sion is $5 for adults.… kids 12 and younger get in for free. Adult sea­son passes are $20 and stu­dent passes are just $10. Ris­ing coun­try star Austin Webb …

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Bryan Plans Sewer Work

Bryan City Coun­cil held their reg­u­larly sched­uled meet­ing on Tues­day, at which they dis­cussed needed improve­ments to the san­i­tary and storm sew­ers in the city. The Bryan Times reports that work will include new san­i­tary sys­tems and storm sewer improve­ments on sev­eral streets, along with upsiz­ing of the storm sewer …

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Bryan Police

Bryan Police had a busy Labor Day week­end. On Fri­day after­noon, they arrested 20 year old Tar­rence C. Grandey of Palmer Lane, Bryan, and charged him with Theft-Shoplifting. He was released. Then on Sat­ur­day evening, Bryan Police took 26 year old Haley Win­kler of North Union Street into cus­tody on …

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Sex Offender Caught

A man wanted by the Steuben County Sheriff’s Depart­ment as a non-compliant sex offender was nabbed arly Sat­ur­day morn­ing in Cold­wa­ter. 33-year-old Ronald Eugene Giles of Florida was picked up only a few hours after the Sheriff’s Depart­ment posted infor­ma­tion about Giles on their Face­book page. It was a tip …

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Trailer Fire Under Investigation

A fire at a house trailer on South 465 West early Sun­day morn­ing is under inves­ti­ga­tion. The first call came in around 3:25AM, and by the time fire­fight­ers got there, it only took them min­utes to con­tain it, as a neigh­bor had already man­aged to douse most of the flames …

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Foodbanks Get Awards In Ohio

The Ohio Asso­ci­a­tion of Food­banks has been awarded a fed­eral Nav­i­ga­tor grant by the Cen­ters for Medicare and Med­ic­aid Ser­vices, mark­ing the third con­sec­u­tive year the grant has been awarded to the CMS. The $2 mil­lion grant will allow them to pro­vide Nav­i­ga­tor ser­vices through­out Ohio, edu­cat­ing con­sumers about afford­able …

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Sidewalk Bids To Be Opened In Defiance

Bids will be opened this week in Defi­ance for a side­walk repair pro­gram. 32 sec­tions of side­walk in the city will be repaired at an esti­mated cost of right around $26,000. It’s already been bud­geted for, with the city set­ting aside $30,000 for the work in the 2015 cap­i­tal improve­ments …

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Meat Recall Issued

Kenosha Beef Inter­na­tional is recall­ing about 89,000 pounds of pork sausage patty prod­ucts that may be con­t­a­m­i­nated with pieces of metal. Indi­ana, Michi­gan and Ohio are among the states the prod­ucts were shipped to. Those recalled prod­ucts are 24 ounce car­tons of “John­sonville Grillers CHEDDAR CHEESE & BACON FLAVOR.” and …

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Holiday Travel Expected To Be Heavy

Heav­ier traf­fic dur­ing the Labor Day hol­i­day results in a greater risk of traf­fic crashes. To keep Ohio road­ways safe, the Ohio State High­way Patrol says they will be out in full force this week­end look­ing for dan­ger­ous dri­vers and motorists in need. Motorists can assist in the effort by …

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