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CELINA - Public outcry and offers of financial assistance led Mercer County Board of Election members on Tuesday to move the polling locations from Fort Recovery and St. Henry schools to the American Legions in those towns.
The . . .
NEW BREMEN - With teaching becoming increasingly standard based, area educators learned Tuesday that current grading systems are in need of repair.
Ken O'Connell, an internationally known grading expert, provided 175 educators . . .
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• Area school districts earn high marks on state report cards
• It's a whole new game for young athletes
• Celina council talks tax issue
• Man's attorneys want statements suppressed
• Local motorcycle crashes investigated
• Craft shop offers hands-on instruction
• St. Marys' boys, Wapak's girls earn wins
• Regatta returns to Grand Lake
• Bulldogs hoping to repeat success from last year
• Cavaliers ready for another push to playoffs
• Indians hope to get off to another quick start
• Avoiding injuries a big concern for Goodwin
• Wildcats will try to repeat success of 2010
• Lack of size in trenches concerns Messick
• Cairns brings in spread offense to Parkway
• St. Henry going with I-formation on offense
• Phillips in charge of rebuilding Roughriders
• Celina hungry for fourth straight WBL title
• Coldwater focusing on defense, ball control
• Huelsman promoted to Indians' head coach
• Versatility will be an asset for the Flyers
• A season of change for Minster volleyball
• Cardinals trying to rebound from struggles
• Panthers will have a more diverse offense
• Kramer expecting big things from Redskins
• St. Marys hoping to contend for WBL title
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