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Wednesday, April 22nd, 2015
Kids learn math, science can be fun - and messy
By Shelley Grieshop
CELINA - Pint-sized students on Tuesday night invaded the local university to discover science, technology, engineering and math ... and got downright messy.
More than 100 area preschool through third-grade students - with parents in tow - created funky items such as monkey fart soap during the first-ever "Girls Just Wanna Have STEM and Boys Build it Bigger" event at Wright State University-Lake Campus. [More]
Power companies offer to pay Minster firms to cut usage during emergency
By Jared Mauch
MINSTER - Two power companies have offered to pay commercial customers who are willing to cut power usage during emergency situations.
Village council heard the first reading of a resolution allowing commercial and industrial power users to join a demand response program from American Municipal Power and CPower. [More]
Indians score four in fifth to beat Panthers
By Gary R. Rasberry
FORT RECOVERY - The way Jackson Hobbs and Wyatt Felver were pitching Tuesday, just one little hiccup could have decided the winner of the Parkway-Fort Recovery baseball game.
For Parkway, that hiccup came in the bottom of the fifth as the Indians, the top-ranked team in Division IV, scored all four of their runs. That allowed Hobbs to finish a 4-0 one-hit gem in Midwest Athletic Conference play at the Fort. [More]
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Fort principal: Committee will improve testing
FORT RECOVERY - Middle school principal Matt Triplett is confident a Senate committee he's on will improve state testing.
At Tuesday night's board
County raises water rates to cover costs
CELINA - Water rates will increase in June for 513 rural customers to help pay for future upgrades and operating/maintenance costs fielded by the county.
Appeals court rules against state in spillway suit
LIMA - The Third District Court of Appeals this week rejected an Ohio Department of Natural Resources challenge to a judge's order to make deposits to pay for damage from flooding due to the new West Bank spillway.
Leaders report jobs plentiful in area
CELINA - Public and private sector job opportunities abound locally as some employers struggle to find suitable candidates, local leaders said.
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County hires Celina firm for project
CELINA - A Celina company was hired to complete an estimated $275,000 wastewater pump station replacement project near the 4-H campground north of Grand Lake.
Rutledge takes seat on Rockford council
ROCKFORD - Ron Rutledge on Tuesday night took a seat on village council.
Rutledge, 45, who works at Crown Equipment Corp., was sworn in at Tuesday'
Errors hamper Bulldogs in loss
CELINA - At times, the wheels on the bus go round and round for the Celina softball team - the pitching is on, the bats are producing and the fielding is rock solid.
Lonsway, Eichler lead Celina over Defiance
Tuesday's Local Roundup
Compiled by Gary R. Rasberry and Colin Foster
Isaiah Eichler scored the only run of the game as Celina improved to 4-0 in the Western Buckeye Lea
Shop owners cater to customers' needs
Local women open bridal exchange store in Celina
CELINA - Talonda Wells and Kellie Ashmore, owners of Kakes & Dreams Bridal Exchange invite women to come in and say yes to the dress.
The women ope
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