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Tuesday, July 15th, 2014
Coldwater library board seeks first levy
Officials cite large state funding cuts as reason for need
By Doug Drexler
COLDWATER - Substantial cuts in state funding are forcing the Coldwater Public Library board members to seek the library's first-ever tax levy.
"The library's never had one as far as I know," library board vice president Paul Howell said at Monday's Coldwater Village Council meeting. [More]
New subdivision planned for St. Henry
By Kathy Thompson
ST. HENRY - A new housing subdivision will soon be developed for single-family homes on the northeast side of the village.
Council members approved an emergency ordinance Monday night to allow Randy Tumbusch Construction, which purchased six acres of land from Woodlawn Drive to Forest Street, to develop 12, one-half-acre lots, according to village administrator Ron Gelhaus. The area will be known as Walnut Grove Subdivision 2. [More]
Obituaries on July 15th, 2014
Jack Kaiser
Jack L. Kaiser, 67, Burkettsville, died July 13, 2014, at Miami Valley Hospital, Dayton. [More]
Shaun Lawson
Shaun Lawson, 32, Celina, died at 12:19 p.m. July 13, 2014, at his home.
He w [More]
Marilyn Emans
Marilyn Emans, 86, Mendon, passed away July 14, 2014, at St. Rita's Medical Ce [More]
Robyn Reed
Robyn Reed, 53, Celina, died July 12, 2014.
Arrangements are pending at Cisco [More]
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Council talks geese ordinance concerns
Main issue involves discharging of firearms in town
CELINA - City council members are having second thoughts about pending legislation that would allow citizens to shoot nuisance animals in Celina if they secure permission from state or federal authorities and city officials.
St. Henry school lunch prices to rise 10 cents
ST. HENRY - The price of school lunches will increase by 10 cents in the upcoming school year.
School board members approved the hike at Monday ni
Wabash River Conservancy OKs 2015 operating budget
The Wabash River Conservancy District on Saturday approved a 2015 preliminary operating budget of $34,000 that will be sent to auditor's offices in Mercer and Darke counties for approval.
Ag official wants watershed farmers to plant more hay
Grand Lake Watershed farmers could make more cash and help improve the lake's water quality by growing more alfalfa hay, a local ag official says.
Mariners hope hot streak continues in second half
Grand Lake Mariners at the All-Star Break
The Great Lakes Summer Collegiate League All-Star Break came at an inopportune time for Sam Slavik.
The three-day break comes just as Grand Lake has been playing its best baseball.
Hogenkamp shoots 73 on opening day
United States Amateur Public Links Championship
From Staff and Wire Reports
Minster High School graduate Ben Hogenkamp opened play at the United States Amateur Public Links Championships on Monday at Sand Creek Station Golf Course in Newton, Kan.
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