Larger signs installed; overhead flashing light coming in spring
By Shelley Grieshop
CELINA - Officials hope larger signs and an overhead flashing signal will help reduce accidents at an intersection west of Celina where two drivers were killed last year.
Following the conclusion of a safety study last fall at the junction of state Routes 29 and 118, and Burkettsville-St. Henry Road, the Ohio Department of Transportation enlarged stop signs and Cross Traffic Does Not Stop signs from 36 inches to 48 inches. [More]
CELINA - It took a jury a little more than an hour Saturday evening to find an 81-year-old St. Henry woman guilty of witness intimidation involving victims and witnesses in a prior sexual abuse case against her husband.
NEW BREMEN - A Minster man remained in fair condition today at a Dayton hospital after his SUV collided with a semitrailer Sunday evening along state Route 66.
ROCKFORD - The snow was falling outside of Panther Gymnasium on Saturday night but it was raining threes for St. Marys inside the gym.
Paced by a blistering start by Isaac Fitzgerald, the Roughriders hit nine three-pointers in the first half, cruising to a 53-28 win over Parkway in Rockford.
Celina jumped in front of Linden McKinley early and never looked back as the Bulldogs improved to 9-3 on the season with a 74-56 win over the Panthers on Saturday night at the Fieldhouse.
The top of the standings in the West Ohio High School Bowling Conference did not change after Saturday's competition at Speedway Lanes and Highland Lanes.
