Celina City council members continue to look for ways to gut expenditures as a $1.3 million deficit looms on the 2010 budget.

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Get ready for blizzard conditions if the predicted onslaught of heavy snow and brisk winds arrive, according to local weather forecaster Dennis Howic

Eyeliner, blush and lip-gloss are fun to talk about.

Radiation burns and hair loss are not.

On Monday night, six area women found a way to mix the topics, learn a little about make-up and share their journey with cancer. [More]

NEW BREMEN - Elementary principal Karen Smith will retire in June, capping a 39-year career with New Bremen Local Schools.

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St. MARYS - There are 300 angels in the Tri Star building waiting to be given to area cancer survivors at the annual spring fundraising events in Auglaize and Mercer counties.

MARIA STEIN - Design work will commence shortly on Safe Routes to School projects, according to reports presented at the Marion Local Schools board of education meeting Monday.

COLDWATER - Village Manager-Engineer Eric Thomas reported village streets were looking "pretty good" after a weekend snowfall dumped more than seven inches of snow.

FORT RECOVERY - The way the teams played on Monday night, it was worth the wait for St. Henry and Fort Recovery to take the court in conference basketball action.

FORT RECOVERY - When Monday's St. Henry-Fort Recovery boys basketball game ended, one had to think that Paul Staugler was watching from above, with a grin on his face. [More]

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The Celina boys basketball team struggled at the start, but a spark from Darin Waterman helped the Bulldogs to a road victory over Kenton on Monday night.

Compiled by Gary R. Rasberry

Coldwater reached a milestone in its boys basketball program as the Cavaliers improved to 12-2 on the season with a 68-52 win over New Knoxville on Monday night at The Palace.