Special Weather Statement issued March 16 at 1:28PM EDT by NWS Wilmington OH (details ...)
Scattered snow showers will become more widespread through this afternoon and then likely linger into this evening before tapering off into tonight. The snow showers will be capable of causing brief periods of reduced visibilities, especially this afternoon. In addition, brisk conditions will prevail with west winds gusting in the 30 to 40 mph range today. Light snow accumulations will be possible, mainly on grassy and elevated surfaces. While roads will remain mostly wet during the daytime hours, some slick spots may develop toward sunset and beyond as temperatures drop below freezing. Please be prepared for the changing weather conditions today and the potential for reduced visibilities when driving.
William G. Winget, 62, 3448 St. Anthony Road, Celina, died at 9:50 p.m. Oct. 24, 2008, at his son's residence in Celina. Death was due to natural causes. [More]
The city of Celina may resurface streets in a three-block area next summer if a proposed new senior citizen apartment complex is built on a portion of the former Mersman factory site on Wayne Street.
Voters next week will be asked to pass a constitutional amendment to renew the Clean Ohio Fund, which supports the preservation of land and waterways across the state.
It is the same wage and benefit package teachers received
MINSTER - Classified employees at Minster Local Schools will receive the same wage and benefit package given to teachers as a result of unanimous action taken by the board of education Monday night. [More]
ST. MARYS - Recent blips in electric service have put 2008 ahead in electric interruptions over the 13 run up in 2007. The city's electric system department credits most outages to scampering and inquisitive squirrels and raccoons, now, of course, deceased. [More]
COLDWATER - The salt bins are loaded and the village is ready for "Old Man Winter," Village Manager/Engineer Eric Thomas told village councilors Monday evening.
Issue 6 on the Ohio ballot would amend the state constitution to allow one private business - whose owners boast less than stellar reputations - to build a gambling casino and resort near the community of Wilmington in Clinton County.
