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Tuesday, June 12th, 2018
4-H Camp offers new experiences for youth
By Tom Stankard
CELINA - More than 100 kids left their electronic devices behind on Monday to experience the great outdoors, make new friends and try new things at 4-H Camp at Harbor Point.
During the four day-overnight camp that has been offered for more than 50 years, children ages 9-14 sleep in cabins, learn about nature, play sports, do arts and crafts and much more, director Beth Guggenbiller said. [More]
Area resident visits McCarty Dairy
By Ryan Snyder
REXFORD, Kansas - Recently while returning from a road trip to Utah and Colorado, my family and I visited the McCarty family dairy outside Rexford.
We live a few miles east of the new MVP dairy, which will be co-managed by McCarty and VanTilburg [More]
Obituaries on June 12th, 2018
Stan Wilker
Stan Wilker, 69, Montezuma, died on June 11, 2018, at his home.
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Celina to seek permit to thin goose numbers
CELINA - Dozens of geese running amok in Celina could be on the chopping block if city officials obtain a lethal permit from the Ohio Department of Natural Resources.
Voters to decide library levy renewal
Coldwater
COLDWATER - Village residents likely will see a renewal levy for the Coldwater Public Library on the Nov. 6 ballot.
Council members on Monday passed final reading of a resolution to seek the renewal of the library's operating levy at the general election.
St. Marys council moves to change zoning
Developers want to use former Kmart building as warehouse
ST. MARYS - A change in the city's zoning ordinance would set new parameters and allow for the old Kmart building on Celina Road to be converted into a warehouse.
Board plans meeting to discuss bond levy for new school facility
Marion Local
MARIA STEIN - School board members on Monday scheduled a special meeting for 8 p.m. June 20 to consider placing a bond levy on the November ballot for the proposed new school facility project.
St. Henry council to hear from official about electric, natural gas aggregation
St. HENRY - Village council members on Monday discussed joining an aggregation for electric and natural gas services.
Village administrator Ron Gel
Rockford Days to include art
Artist Todd Buschur, LAAG to exhibit creations, give demos
ROCKFORD - Former Parkway student Todd Buschur along with the Lake Area Arts Group will participate in this year's Community Days celebration June 15-16 in the downtown area.
Zuma Days set this weekend
Sand volleyball returning to line-up of fun
MONTEZUMA - Sand volleyball and other popular events are returning for this year's Zuma Days at Zuma Park.
When it was first held last year, the volleyball tournament attracted five teams to compete for a cash prize, event organizer Tara Dorsten told the newspaper.
Clutch hitting leads Bulldogs to victory
Piper's single gives Celina 7-6 win over St. Henry in eight innings
ST. HENRY - Celina and St. Henry both came up with clutch hits throughout Monday's ACME baseball matchup. Eleven of the 12 runs scored in regulation came after two outs.
Cavaliers' Weigel silences Indians
COLDWATER - The first week of the ACME season was a bumpy ride for a Coldwater program coming off a run to the Division III state finals.
But the Cavaliers had a smooth ride on Monday.
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