Local officials tour Wooster facility; little odor detected
By William Kincaid
WOOSTER - There was little to no detectable odor outside a bio-mass digester operated by Quasar Energy Group on The Ohio State University's Agricultural Research and Development Center (OARDC) campus.
However, this digester - which produces enough renewable energy to offset one half of the ag campus' annual demand - only processes food waste at this time, not manure. [More]
WAPAKONETA - A St. Marys businessman who bilked local investors out of thousands of dollars will remain in prison but is now eligible for early parole due to action by former Gov. Ted Strickland.
MARIA STEIN - A desire to remain neutral on the issue of wind generators was discussed when the Marion Community Development Organization (MCDO) held its January meeting.
When Bill Nickell graduated from Celina High School and arrived at Urbana University as a freshman, he was a 210-pound offensive lineman looking for a spot on the team.
The Grand Lake Christian boys basketball team brought home the championship of the Harvest Temple Winter Classic in Clyde over the weekend, raising the Eagles' record to 12-3 on the season.