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Removing nuisance animals

To the editor: I would like to briefly respond to the recent Wildheart Rehabilitators column by Nancy Mabrey (March 14) and the letter to the editor from Tabbi Williams (March…

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Ada Superintendent Dr. Suzanne Darmer (center) recognizes (from left) swim coach Ryan Siefring and Bulldog swimmers Karl Karcher, Matthew Wilcox and Mitchell Wilcox after the school board approved a resolution…

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Richard R. Frey

age 74, Upper Sandusky formerly of Forest A Mass of Christian Burial for Richard R. Frey will be at 11 a.m. Thursday in St. Mary’s Chapel, Kirby, by Father JR…

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Timothy A. Hensley

age 58, Belle Center Services for Timothy A. Hensley will be at 11 a.m. Saturday at the Eichholtz Funeral Home in Bellefontaine. A private family burial will be in the…

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Police Reports: March 19, 2013

Kenton police Sunday Garrett Litteral, LaRue, was arrested for disorderly conduct and given summonses for persistent disorderly conduct and possession of a controlled substance. Jessica Williams, 425 N. Main St.,…

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Two hurt when car hits house

Two people were hospitalized after a vehicle overturned and struck the side of a house at 535 E. Columbus Street in Kenton Monday afternoon. According to a report from the…

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Ada Schools seeking support for income tax

ADA — With absentee voting for the May 7 election approaching, the Ada Schools Levy Committee is working to continue reaching out to the community to generate support for the…

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Kenton board to be part of ag teacher search

The Kenton Board of Education said Monday night it will be more involved in the selection of a new teacher to lead the district’s vocational agriculture program. Ohio Hi-Point Career…

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USV needs committees to promote district levies

McGUFFEY — Upper Scioto Valley has two levies on the May ballot. Now Superintendent Dennis Recker said the district needs find ways to get the word out to the community…

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Local officials raise state budget concerns

State Rep. Robert Cole Sprague met with a group of officials Monday in Kenton to discuss the local impact of the proposed state budget. The discussion with the Findlay Republican…

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