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Wednesday, July 25th, 2012 Stories in The Daily Standard

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Farmers cutting herds due to feed losses

Local dairy farmers are reducing their herds in anticipation of feed losses caused by the most widespread drought in seven decades. "Our reports indicate that cull cattle numbers have increased 50 percent in the last 30 days, w . . .

New state law keeps dog warden busy

WAPAKONETA - Auglaize County dog warden Russ Bailey has stayed busy since the state passed the new vicious dog law two months ago. He has issued six problem dog notices since the law took effect at the end of May, he told count . . .

Fourth Street to open to semitrailers

MINSTER - Semitrailers again will be rumbling along Fourth Street. Village council members on Tuesday agreed to return truck route status to the street, which is nearing the end of a two-year reconstruction project. There ha . . .

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• Conservation land available for livestock

• Wine seeks new trial

• Board to plan for new school but state funding uncertain

• Coldwater hires two part-time patrolmen

• Railway crossing to get safety upgrade

• County OKs annexation for planned sports facility

• Program looses grant

• Residents respond to plea to save water

• State surveys, inspections rank nursing homes

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