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Antwerp Police spreading joy while policing

Antwerp Police have been giv­ing out $50 gift cards since Black Fri­day. The Crescent-News reports that the depart­ment got the idea after see­ing a national news story about a com­mu­nity that did the same thing last year. Wal­mart was con­tacted and approved the cards. Offi­cers some­times give out the card …

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Two arrested for break in

Two men, one from Water­loo and one from Angola, were arrested after a home in Auburn was bro­ken into and robbed while the home own­ers were held at gunpoint. Indi­ana State Police say the break in hap­pened between 5:00am and 5:30am Sat­ur­day in the 800 block of Hazel Street. 21 …

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20 people arrested in drug sweep

A large drug round-up in Henry County sent 20 peo­ple to jail yesterday. Accord­ing to Henry County Sher­iff Michael Boden­ben­der, a six-month inves­ti­ga­tion led the the Multi-Area Nar­cotics Task Force to the sus­pects. Last week, the cases were pre­sented to a Henry County grand jury last week. Those arrested were …

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Low turnout for entertainment blamed for fair losses

The lat­est num­bers on the Williams County Fair were turned in and low atten­dance for the two main enter­tain­ment acts are being blamed for a loss of over $17,000 for this year’s fair. Agri­cul­ture Soci­ety Audi­tor Robin Brine­gar told the Ag Soci­ety that despite pay­ing dou­ble on adver­tis­ing than the …

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West Leipic woman killed in weekend crash

A sin­gle car crash early Sun­day morn­ing killed a West Leip­sic woman. The coroner’s office says 48-year-old Shel­ley Ben­nett died shortly in the crash on Put­nam County Road 7 near County Road D and went into a ditch. The crash was reported just after 1 a.m. in a 911 call …

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Ayersville food drive bet results in funny payoff

Peo­ple love incen­tives when there is a com­pe­ti­tion. And in Ayersville, a bet between Assis­tant Prin­ci­ple Kirk Jones and Ele­men­tary Prin­ci­pal Beth Hench sparked a lot of dona­tions for a food drive to help needy fam­i­lies. Turns out, when the final tally came in, the super­in­tent­dent he would make up …

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Christmas party held to connect with clients

The Rich­land Place PATH Cen­ter was the place for the annual Christ­mas party for Com­mu­nity Cares project. The event held Sat­ur­day included din­ner, fel­low­ship and a place to con­nect dur­ing a dif­fi­cult time of year for many in our community.

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Weekend arrests

Sev­eral arrested were made over the week­end. The Multi-Area Nar­cotics Task Force detained five peo­ple while exe­cut­ing a search war­rant for meth in Bryan. Uni­formed Bryan cops cor­doned off the area of S. Lynn St. and under­cover agents in ski masks assisted. Police got a tip about chil­dren being in …

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Layoffs coming to Titan Tire, timetable set

Lay­offs are com­ing to Titan Tire in Bryan, at least 130 employ­ees will be laid off next year. Titan Tire man­age­ment noti­fied the Ohio Office of Work­force Devel­op­ment of the com­ing lay­offs. The company’s oper­a­tions man­ager, Thomas Ort, said that weak mar­ket con­di­tions are are not expected to improve dur­ing …

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Defiance postal worker facing federal charge

A man indicted for allegedly steal­ing from the Leip­sic Post Office while employed there this sum­mer will have a pre-trial con­fer­ence on Jan. 26. 20-year-old Dou­glas Bush entered a not guilty plea on mis­ap­pro­pri­a­tion of funds, which is a fed­eral charge. He is free on a $10,000 unse­cured bond. Bush …

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