Fuel Up coming to Wynford Schools BUCYRUS — Wynford Elementary School received a $2,515 grant for the Fuel Up to Play initiative from the American Dairy Association, and the Wynford Local Schools Board of Education accepted the grant award during its meeting Monday night. Read More
Would-be jewelry thieves freed from elevator in OH CINCINNATI (AP) — Police say would-be thieves at a suburban Cincinnati jewelry store got trapped in an elevator while fleeing and were rescued by firefighters. The Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office says deputies responding to the break-in Thursday night in Sycamore Township heard noises coming from an elevator near the store. They found the 57-year-old man and 61-year-old woman inside, along … Read More
Safety Blotter: September 19, 2015 Brian M. Burch, Upper Sandusky, was traveling westbound on CH 182 east of TH 60 early the mroning of Aug. 10 when he struck a deer in the roadway. His 2011 Jeep sustained functional damage. Read More
Criminal, traffic cases tried in municipal court Richard R. Evans, Fremont, charged by the sheriff with misconduct druing an emergency, amended plea to no contest, finding deferred on conditions. Read More
Cases filed Certificate of judgment: Capital One Bank, Glen Allen, Virginia, judgment creditor, vs. Diane S. Tackett, 107 S. Garrett St., Nevada, judgment debtor. Read More
Properties transferred George F. Harper to Richard E. Shellhorn and Mary Alice Shellhorn, 28.30 acres in Tymochtee Township. Read More
Juveniles tried in traffic court Tristian W. Davis, 6606 CH 91, Wharton, failure to control, $30 fine plus costs, two points, Carteens. Read More
Couples get marriage licences Ryan Wayne Miller, 25, Bloomville, farmer/seed sales; and Megan Rene Heinlen, 22, 1838 CH 56, Nevada, certified OT assistant, Sept. 10. Jasin Christopher Matt Wample, 23, Marion, retail; and Shandi Nicole Johnson, 23, 17375 CH 113, Harpster, therapy, Sept. 16. Read More
Safety Blotter: September 18, 2015 James V. Griffith, Marion, was arrested the afternoon of Aug. 9 on a warrant issued out of the city of Marion for failure to appear on an original charge of underage consumption after a report of a theft from a vehicle overnight. Read More
Board to adjust ballot wording of pot legalization plan in Ohio COLUMBUS (AP) — A state board that approves ballot language is scheduled to rewrite certain wording used to describe a proposal to legalize marijuana after the Ohio Supreme Court ruled that it was misleading. The proposed constitutional amendment, known as Issue 3, would let people 21 and older buy marijuana for medicinal or recreational use. It creates a network of … Read More