An error in vote counting involving early ballots in Defiance County has reversed the outcome of Defiance City Hall’s 0.3-percent income tax request, and has sent one city council race to an automatic recount. On Election Day the count was 1,430 votes for the tax and 1,445 against. However, the …
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NAPOLEON BRIDGE PROJECT GETTING CLOSER
The Henry County Commissioners have been told that ODOT has finally approved the preliminary plan for the design of a second river bridge in Napoleon. Now, a public meeting will be the next step toward getting the project underway. ODOT says construction on a new bridge in Napoleon would likely …
Read More »WOMAN ARRESTED FOR TRYING TO POISON HER HUSBAND WITH D-CON
The Steuben County Sheriff’s Office says a 25-year-old woman was arrested Wednesday after she allegedly tried to poison her husband by switching his medication… with rat poison. Renee Mansfield of Ashley now faces felony charges of aggravated battery and possession of a controlled substance. Mansfield also faces a misdemeanor charge …
Read More »TAX RELIEF PERHAPS??
Some tax relief may be on the way for Ohio residents. Sen. Kevin Bacon, a Defiance native who now represents a Columbus-area district is making a proposal in which he proposes to save people money on back to school supplies beginning next year. Bacon said his proposal would save consumers …
Read More »Sylvia Tompkins, 89
Sylvia Walker Tompkins, 89 years, of Montpelier, passed away Tuesday, November 19, 2013 at Genesis HealthCare-Bryan Center, Bryan, Ohio. Sylvia was born July 26, 1924 in Salyersville, Kentucky, the daughter of Okra and Cynthia (Spradlin) Hackworth. Sylvia was employed by Fulton Tubing for 17 years, retiring due to a disability. She enjoyed making …
Read More »Layla Swiger, 2 months
Infant Layla Haven Rose Swiger, 2 months, of Bryan, passed away suddenly on Sunday, November 17, 2013 in the emergency room of Community Hospitals and Wellness Centers, Bryan. Layla was born August 21, 2013 in Bryan, the daughter of Joseph M. and April E. (Fullwood) Swiger, Sr. Surviving in addition to …
Read More »THIEF PLEADS GUILTY
A Pulaski man has now admitted that he’s responsible for being a part of some burglaries that were actually committed by a friend of his. 55 year old Tommy Yates plead guilty Monday in Williams County Court to obstructing justice and receiving stolen property. It all comes about after Yates’ …
Read More »BRYAN BUDGET SLASHED
It’s a huge reduction! More than $1 Million less… Bryan Municipal Utilities’ projected budget for 2014 is greater than $1 million below the 2013 budget. The announcement came on Tuesday, and it was welcome news. The utility’s total projected budget for 2014 is $28,321,383. The Times reports that works out …
Read More »STORM REPORT UPDATE
The National Weather Service now has released more details regarding the tornado that struck Cloverdale. They now can confirm that an EF-2 tornado struck Paulding and Putnam counties on Sunday. The tornado had maximum wind speeds of 130 mph and cut an 8-mile path of destruction that was 440 yards …
Read More »HICKSVILLE TALKS METERS
The Hicksville Village Council on Monday, discussed water flow meters. Council discussed the fact that the meters, which monitor water flow, cost $1,100 a month to keep. As Hicksville continues to work to improve its water system without the time-consuming and expensive option of a sewer and storm sewer separation …
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