CELINA - City officials in the coming weeks will consider creating an outdoor refreshment area where people would be permitted to walk around with alcoholic beverages.
Mayor Jeff Hazel this week briefly broached the subject with council members, who decided to discuss the matter in greater depth at a community betterment meeting scheduled for 6 p.m. Oct. 14 in council chambers on the second floor of the city administration building. The regular council meeting will follow at 7 p.m. [More]
CELINA - The Lake Facilities Authority has approved the purchase of two properties that could be used to create future wetland and grassland habitat or possibly an educational center.
LFA members on Tuesday approved using about $600,000 in Ohio Pu [More]
Robert P. Hall, 81, formerly of Saint Marys, and a resident at the Celina Manor Nursing Home, died Monday, September 23, 2019, at the Celina Manor. [More]
CELINA - City officials fired back at what they believe are grossly misinformed accusations of wasteful spending, saying much of the recent Bryson Park District development was financed by either donations or state funds.
NEW BREMEN - Former Wright State University-Lake Campus professor Ken Strickland told New Bremen-New Knoxville Rotarians on Tuesday morning it's one thing to support eradicating polio, but it's something else to be part of the effort.
MENDON - Council members on Tuesday evening learned the village will receive $166,000 to resurface streets.
Mayor John Boroff said the Community Development Block Grant funding will go toward resurfacing West Market, North Washington, Mill and Dutton streets.
