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Tuesday, June 16th, 2009
People may need permit to protest
Committee recommends enacting new city law
By William Kincaid
Anybody wanting to engage in public demonstrations or picket lines on Celina city grounds, streets and sidewalks may need a permit.
City council's community betterment committee on Monday night recommended an ordinance requiring the new permit as a tool to manage multiple organizations or groups from using city grounds for public assembly. [More]
Public invited to attend Minster's Day at the Park
By Margie Wuebker
MINSTER - Local organizations are combining efforts to sponsor a Day at the Park event from 8:30 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. Saturday at Four Seasons Park and Paris Street Park. Activities will include basketball and fishing tournaments, clowns, safety demonstrations, a DJ, concessions and more. [More]
Former UConn star helps at Celina camp
By Gary R. Rasberry
Mel Thomas was probably a little nervous when she was talking to the group of girls basketball players on Monday at the Celina Fieldhouse, as it was her first speech in front of a group.
She was a little more in her element when the basketballs came out. [More]
Obituaries on June 16th, 2009
Michelle Riley
Michelle Leigh Riley, 36, 428 E. Livingston St., Celina, died June 9, 2009, at her residence. [More]
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Man bicycling for Special Olympics
James "Spudd" Sasak of Grand River is heading into the third week of his 26-day, 1,250-mile bicycling journey throughout Ohio to raise awareness of the upcoming Special Olympics.
Pollution law with steeper fines considered
There will be stricter limits on the amount of pollutants local industries can dump in the city's wastewater system and steeper fines for violators if Celina City Council members pass a new ordinance next week.
Salary freeze is possible for next year
ST. MARYS - City council's finance committee is talking about freezing salaries for city workers next year as preliminary estimates show revenue will be down.
Man pleads not guilty to vehicular homicide
A 20-year-old Ohio City man faces misdemeanor charges in connection with an April 12 traffic accident that claimed the life of his friend.
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Groups receive book donations from Rotary Literacy program
ST. MARYS - St. Marys Rotary Literacy Project recently donated $2,000 worth of new books to varied groups in the community.
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Nominations sought for county committee FSA elections
County Farm Service Agency (FSA) offices have begun accepting nomination forms for candidates who want to serve on their local FSA committees.
One open seat will be voted on in each county.
Grand Lake wins third in a row
The Grand Lake Mariners have rebounded quickly from an opening night loss to Lima in Great Lakes Summer Collegiate League action.
After sweeping a pair on the road at Stark County on Saturday, Grand Lake returned home and defeated Hamilton, 4-1, on Monday night at Jim Hoess Field.
Six-run inning propels Bulldogs
Celina used a six-run fifth inning to put away New Bremen behind solid pitching from incoming freshman Kyle Berry as the Bulldogs beat New Bremen 10-3 in an Augalize-Mercer County ACME border battle at Montgomery Field.
Flyers roll over the Tribe in five innings
Compiled by Gary R. Rasberry
Tucker Smith struck out seven over five innings as Marion Local improved to 6-2 with a 14-0 win in six innings over Fort Recovery on Monday in Mercer County ACME action.
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