A more normal winter is on tap for Ohio. The National Weather Service says a drier winter is expected, with temperatures that could run a few degrees on either side of normal. It’s a much different forecast from last winter’s reality, where bitter cold temperatures and heavy snow made a …
Read More »State Supreme Court Justice to Visit Bryan
Justice Sharon Kennedy of the Ohio Supreme Court is coming to Bryan a week from today to meet the public. Community Hospital is the host of the meet and greet with Kennedy and anybody who would like to meet a state supreme court judge can come chat with her. Justice …
Read More »Deer Collisions Spiking in Area
Local law enforcement reminds drivers that this is the season deer are in rut and moving around, and it is prime time for car and deer collisions. Friday in Williams County in Madison Township at car hit a deer on US 20A and the car suffered moderate damage. And Saturday …
Read More »Northern Ohio Ebola Developments
Among the people who flew on the same plane as Ebola patient Amber Vinson from Dallas to Cleveland are two people from the Sandusky area. The Erie County Health Department says it is extremely unlike they were exposed to the virus because they were not seated near Vinson. But the …
Read More »New Wauseon Mayor Appointed
In Wauseon, four-term Councilman Kathy Huner was appointed Thursday to serve as city mayor. Huner will fill the unexpired term of Mayor Doug Shaw, who announced Oct. 6 that he will retire effective Nov. 3. Huner is chair of the city’s safety and code committee, and is a member of …
Read More »8 In Ohio Quarantined For Ebola
A health official says at least eight people in Ohio are now quarantined and being monitored because they had contact with a Texas nurse who was diagnosed with Ebola after visiting the area. The health commissioner in Summit county says the group includes six people in that county and two …
Read More »Darrow Submits Resignation
Lincoln Elementary Principal, Tammy Darrow, has submitted her resignation. Darrow has been on administrative leave since August. In her letter of resignation, which was dated October 9th, Darrow cites what she refers to as “personal reasons” for her decision to quit. According to the agenda for Monday’s Bryan City School …
Read More »Agreement Not Appearing Close In Edon Teachers Dispute
A strike may be looming in Edon, after negotiations broke down between the the Edon Northwest Teachers Association and the school board in their contract talks. If no agreement is reached in the negotiations scheduled over the next ten days, the Edon Northwest Teachers Association has said it will “move …
Read More »Fire In Edgerton!
A fire Wednesday morning in Edgerton that damaged a home on Ohio 49 could have been much worse. It was a passerby who saw flames, and stopped to honk his car horn to wake up the people inside. According to the Edgerton Fire Department, crews responded at 5:23 a.m., to …
Read More »Michigan Woman Stopped After Pursuit Ending In Steuben County
A woman from Battle Creek, Michigan has been arrested following a police pursuit which started in Michigan and ended in Steuben County. 24-year-old Martha-Rhea Ashley Lusk is now charged with a Level 6 felony of Resisting Law Enforcement, plus a Class A misdemeanor for theft after she was stopped by …
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