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Friday, March 19th, 2010
Tri Star students connect
Engineering and machining classes collaborate for broader educational experience
By William Kincaid
ST. MARYS - The engineering and machining students at Tri Star Career Compact are working together. Engineering students design the image; machining students make the product.
Right now the students are creating a hammer, but future plans call for golf games and maybe even a drag car. [More]
Bulldogs one win from state after overtime victory
Division II Boys Regional at Bowling Green State University
By Ryan Hines
BOWLING GREEN - The magical postseason run for the Celina boys basketball team continues.
Celina rallied from an eight-point deficit in the fourth quarter to force overtime and then dominated play in the extra session for a 54-45 victory over Lorain Clearview in a Division II regional semifinal at Anderson Arena on the campus of Bowling Green State University. [More]
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City money may go to fix building
St. Marys Council
ST. MARYS - Many sidewalk conversations in town are focusing on city council giving a $150,000 loan to the Community Improvement Corporation (CIC) for renovation of a historic downtown building. On top of that, there is concern about the city schools renting space in that building.
Farmer in hospital after alleged assault
A 47-year-old Rockford man remains under treatment at Miami Valley Hospital in Dayton following an alleged assault Thursday night at a family-owned farm in the St. Anthony area.
Few bids submitted for road improvement
Rural Coldwater
Only two bids were submitted for work on an estimated $1.8 million road improvement project in the Coldwater area.
Mercer County commissioners on T
Burglars chased by neighbor following home invasion
An Auglaize County resident escaped injury Thursday after chasing suspects who reportedly burglarized his neighbor's home.
This is the second time in less than a month that a home was burglarized in the Uniopolis area during the day.
Students show interest in ag classes
Marion Local High School
Approximately 70 Marion Local High School students are interested in taking agriculture education classes in the fall, according to reports presented at the March meeting of the Marion Community Development Organization (MCDO).
Cinderella run for Celina continues
BOWLING GREEN - Good thing that I didn't fill out a bracket for the Division II boys basketball tournament.
Celina pulled off its second straight u
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