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Tuesday, January 19th, 2010
Celina fire suspicious
Quick response minimizes damage
By Margie Wuebker
Celina police continue to investigate a suspicious fire on Monday that caused light damage to a vacant building that once housed Celina Roller Rink and later Grand Slam USA Family Fun Center.
Someone at the nearby Eastown Shell station spotted light smoke and an orange glow coming from the 911 E. Wayne St. building about 5 p.m. The Celina Fire Department was dispatched one minute later. [More]
Schumm humbled by state Hall of Fame honor
OHSBCA Hall of Fame
By Gary R. Rasberry
Mike Schumm never expected to get the call that put him in the exclusive group of great high school baseball coaches.
The longtime Parkway baseball coach will be inducted into the Ohio High School Baseball Coaches Association's Hall of Fame this Thursday during the state baseball coaches' clinic in Columbus. [More]
Obituaries on January 19th, 2010
Margaret Goodwin
Montezuma native Margaret L. Ashman Goodwin, 82, of N. Fort Myers, Fla., died at 7:30 p.m. Jan. 14, 2010, at Lee Memorial Hospital, Fort Myers. [More]
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Court rejects latest appeal
The Third District Court of Appeals has rejected the latest appeal filed on behalf of a 24-year-old Chickasaw man charged in connection with the traffic deaths of four area men in March 2008.
Beischel's knead to please
CARTHAGENA - In a tattered notebook full of loose pages, the Rev. Tom Beischel logs the destiny of each loaf of bread he bakes.
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Change to window design to cost $2,600
New Bremen
NEW BREMEN - Local councilmen took a step back in time Monday night as the architect for the lockkeeper's house under construction said changes in design plans led to window problems eventually solved by a $2,600 change order.
Lake Campus offering new diversity program
Wright State University
Members of Wright State University-Lake Campus and local communities are invited to participate in a new series promoting diversity and understanding
Vote nears on consolidating two area co-ops
Advanced Agri-Solutions, Southwest Landmark could become one
Officials with Advanced Agri-Solutions Co-op Inc., Wapakoneta, and Southwest Landmark Ind., Xenia, are moving ahead with a plan to consolidate.
Following a series of informational meetings for the co-ops' members and customers, ballots were mailed Jan. 15 and should be returned Feb. 8.
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