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Tuesday, July 14th, 2015
Officials may change flood control plans
Coldwater picnic events may be moved to less wet areas
By Doug Drexler
COLDWATER - Recent flooding has prompted village officials to reconsider plans for retention ponds and consider moving certain attractions to more solid ground at this year's community picnic.
No decisions were made after discussion at the Coldwater Village Council meeting on Monday night. [More]
Soccer alive and kicking in America
Recent national team success has future looking bright
By Colin Foster
The FIFA Women's World Cup ended with the United States National Team raising the trophy after a 5-2 victory over Japan on July 5 in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
Rising with the trophy was the profile of American soccer.
Consecutive W [More]
Obituaries on July 14th, 2015
Lucile Elam
Lucile J. Elam, 101, died July 10, 2015, after a short illness while at the Ohio Masonic Home, Springfield, Ohio. [More]
Karen Gehle
Karen K. Gehle, 69, of Celina, passed away at 5:10 A.M. on July 13, 2015 at her [More]
Catherine Steinbrunner
Catherine A. Steinbrunner, 95, of St. Joe, Ohio, died at 11:30 p.m. on Tuesday, July 7, 2015 at her residence. [More]
Theodore Jutte
Theodore Jutte, 77, Coldwater, died July 13, 2015, at Celina Manor.
Funeral Mass is 10:30 a.m. Thursday at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church, Celina. [More]
Lemoine Overholser
H. Lemoine Overholser, age 82, a resident of Portland, passed away on Saturday, July 11, 2015 at Jay County Hospital in Portland. [More]
John Pilipovich
John D. Pilipovich, 36, passed away at his home in Celina, on July 12, 2015 at [More]
Patrick Thompson
Patrick "Pat" Thompson, 65, of 09290 Botkins Angle Road, New Knoxville, Ohio, d [More]
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Celina council moves on street repair ballot issue
CELINA - After much discussion, Celina City Council members on Monday night took the first step toward asking voters in November to allow the city to use part of the 0.5 percent additional income tax to repair deteriorating streets and alleys.
Some New Bremen residents unhappy with tax freeze
NEW BREMEN - Several residents on Monday night voiced concern over village council's plan to freeze property taxes for new home construction in certain areas.
St. Marys council approves annexation
Local company seeks to improve drainage
ST. MARYS - City council on Monday night approved an emergency ordinance to annex 1.628 acres from St. Marys Township to improve a local company's drainage issues.
Mandate forces lunch price increase
St. Henry school board takes action
ST. HENRY - Due to federal mandates, lunch prices will increase this year for some students and adults.
Middle school lunch prices will remain at $2. However, the price for elementary students will increase to $2 from $1.85, and high school students will pay $2.10, up from $2 per lunch.
St. Henry to reimburse pool workers
ST. HENRY - Village swimming pool lifeguards will soon be reimbursed for recertification and Water Safety Instructors.
Lifeguards are currently onl
Addressing the ACME tournament format
Razz-Eye View
I had several inquiries about the setup for the state ACME tournament starting this weekend in Coldwater and how Coldwater is automatically in the tournament.
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