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Williams County Levy Decisions

Williams County vot­ers on Tues­day, showed their sup­port for read­ing, seniors and health. A five-year, 1-mill renewal levy for Williams County Pub­lic Library oper­a­tions passed with around 73 per­cent approval. The Williams County Depart­ment of Health request to renew a 1-mill, five-year levy was also approved. Ser­vices for senior cit­i­zens …

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Election Results Listed

Though all results are unof­fi­cial until cer­ti­fied, here’s the lat­est from yesterday’s vot­ing in Williams County, accord­ing to results pro­vided by the Williams County Board of Elec­tions: Issue 2, the 1-mill, 5-year renewal levy to fund the Maple Grove Union Ceme­tery Dis­trict, passed. Issue 3, the 1-mill, 5-year renewal levy …

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Bryan Police Catch Wanted Felon

Bryan Police col­lared a wanted felon on Mon­day. Police arrested 40 year old Steven Shaull of Mont­pe­lier, charg­ing him on a felony war­rant from Williams County Court on a pro­ba­tion vio­la­tion. Shaull was turned over to the cus­tody of the Williams County Sheriff’s Department.

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Bryan School Board Learns Of HVAC

The Bryan City Board of Edu­ca­tion met in a spe­cial ses­sion Mon­day. The meet­ing was held at Bard Man­u­fac­tur­ing, where Bard gave the board a pre­sen­ta­tion about HVAC sys­tems, along with a tour of the plant. Although the school board has not yet com­mit­ted to an HVAC ser­vice provider or …

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Williams County Sheriff Asks For More Staffing

The Williams County Sheriff’s Office asked for more help at the county com­mis­sion­ers meet­ing on Mon­day. Williams County Sher­iff Steve Towns appeared before the com­mis­sion­ers to request fund­ing to hire three new deputies. If the com­mis­sion­ers approve them, the new deputies would each earn $18.07 per hour. Accord­ing to Towns, …

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Get Out And Vote Today

It’s elec­tion day, and lots of state and local offices are up for grabs. You can cast your bal­lot in your precinct at your des­ig­nated polling place between the hours of 6:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. If you do not know where your des­ig­nated precinct or polling place is located, …

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Blood Drive Updates

Four County Career Cen­ter stu­dents and staff recently donated 137 units of blood dur­ing the Red Cross Blood Drive. Stu­dents and staff planned and coor­di­nated the drive and assisted with donor reg­is­tra­tion, test­ing and blood dona­tions. Sev­eral blood dri­ves are upcom­ing in Ful­ton County. The Amer­i­can Red Cross will hold …

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Bryan Police Catch And Release Three Over The Weekend

It was a busy week­end for Bryan Police. On Sun­day, Bryan Police arrested 29 year old George A. Brown, Jr of 436 W. Bryan St. in Bryan, for Domes­tic Violence-Threats. He was released. Also on Sun­day police nabbed 47 year old Kelly J. Mitchell of 322 N. Emmett St. in …

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CCNO Meeting To Discuss Potential Cap

An exec­u­tive com­mit­tee meet­ing of the CCNO board will meet today. The pur­pose of this meet­ing is to dis­cuss the poten­tial impact on CCNO if Judge Carr’s poten­tially orders a cap on the pop­u­la­tion at the Lucas County Jail. This cap could result in direct book­ings to CCNO from City …

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D.C. Office Of Admissions Announces Fall Open House

Defi­ance College’s office of admis­sions announced that it will hold a fall open house for prospec­tive stu­dents on Sat­ur­day, Nov. 8. Reg­is­tra­tion will begin this Sat­ur­day at 8:30am. The pro­gram will end with a lunch which will be pro­vided to all who attend. The event this week­end is planned so …

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