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Obituaries on August 27th, 2016
Robert Reineke
Robert S. "Bobby" "Boob" Reineke, 89, Saint Marys, died August 22, 2016, at his residence. [
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Stories on August 27th, 2016
Pokemon fans urged to go more safely
Distracted players concern officials
CELINA - Pokemon Go players from as far away as Dayton continue to storm the shores of Grand Lake in search of elusive virtual creatures.
Some are reportedly not paying attention to their surroundings while chasing the digital monsters, stoking safety concerns among city officials.
Cardinal friends hope to soar in Flugtag contest
NEW BREMEN - Five Cardinals hope to soar the farthest and look the coolest today at a Red Bull Flugtag competition in Louisville, Ky.
Jonathan Gilb
Brandon Avenue repairs set to begin
CELINA - Shinn Brothers of Celina is expected to begin reconstructing Brandon Avenue sometime next week, mayor Jeff Hazel said.
"We're at the contr [
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Tigers wear down Bulldogs for victory
CELINA - For much of Friday's season-opening football game, the Celina defense found ways to contain the Versailles offense.
The problem for the Bulldogs was that they were on defense for much too long.
Wildcats outlast Redskins in OT
FORT LORAMIE - There was a 90-minute weather delay halfway through Friday night's high school football season opener between Minster and Fort Loramie.
However, the only lightning that struck the field came in the form of Minster quarterback Jared Huelsman. [
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Indians rally to defeat Lehman in opener
Friday Night Roundup
Compiled by Colin Foster
The Fort Recovery Indians came back from an early 10-point deficit to defeat Lehman 21-20 in their first game since last year's state championship.
Roughriders rally to beat Jackets
ST. MARYS - St. Marys overcame a three-touchdown deficit and a 90-minute lightning delay in the second half to rally for a 43-39 victory over Sidney in the season opener Friday at Skip Baughman Stadium.
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