Wednesday, March 21st, 2007 Stories in The Daily Standard
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ST. MARYS - The city may be getting a downtown restaurant if, after further study, a Celina restaurateur gives the go-ahead.
At the city's Community Improvement Corporation luncheon Tuesday, John Irmsher, owner of CJ's HighMark . . .
The nonprofit Lake Improvement Association (LIA) would consider agreeing to lowering the level of Grand Lake only if it were part of a master plan aimed at improving the lake.
Jeff Vossler updated members of the LIA's Lake Rest . . .
MINSTER - From MTV performer to motivational speaker, Jeff Yalden wants to prepare young people for real life trials - those all-too-familar potholes in the road of life.
Yalden, who describes himself as a "fat, bald, 36-year-o . . .
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• Boosters push for decision
• Minster residents to see increase in trash fees
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• Fastenal store opens in New Bremen
• Luebke and Boley are off to great spring starts
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