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Council President Bridget Boyle broke a tie Monday to table the proposal after council members raised concerns about sewer funding, the operation of backflow-prevention devices and potential city liability.
Hours later, the woman took her concerns to City Council, where officials discussed whether Tiffin should explore additional camping rules while acknowledging limits on what the city can enforce on private property.
The Sept. 23 League of Women Voters forum will bring candidates for Ohio House District 88 and Seneca County commissioner together at Tiffin Middle School ahead of the November election.
The Sept. 25 community celebration will feature Dolly Parton-inspired activities, food trucks, karaoke, a screening of "Steel Magnolias" and fundraising for a local children's literacy program.
Four agencies searched near the Miles Newton Bridge after Norfolk Southern reported a possible strike, but police haven't confirmed the cause of death.
Ohio Environmental Council attorney Nathan Johnson says the sale violates environmental law and is preparing a federal court challenge over the first Wayne lease sale since 2017.
Area teenagers ages 13 to 18 can audition Sept. 20 and 21 for November performances of American History in 60 and Vote at The Ritz Theatre.
Organizers say the free event targets people who skip rallies or canvassers, pairing crafts and games with League of Women Voters registration help.
Rep. Gary Click called the transition "very public" when challenged but has not identified any announcement from March 2025, when he says he stepped down.
Ryan Aiden Hatcher was already wanted on a statewide warrant with $10,000 bond before Friday's chase, and now faces $20,000 combined bail on three new charges.
The Democratic candidate for Ohio House District 88 says government should not be tracking people who are suspected of no crime. Republican incumbent Gary Click has not publicly taken a position.
The chapter says additional signs are planned for Republic as part of an effort to highlight FFA’s longstanding presence in the Seneca East community.
Brady Monaco was ejected from his pickup and found unconscious after a pursuit that deputies say crossed fields, blew through stop signs at triple-digit speeds and ended after the truck struck two utility poles.
PJM's capacity charges have jumped tenfold since May 2025, and Ohio has no independent review of transmission costs tied to unproven data center demand.
Ohio State fell from No. 124 to No. 174 nationally, the steepest drop in the survey, after banning chalking and restricting dorm decor last summer.
The city has continued paying less than 5 cents per kilowatt-hour under a contract that expired more than two years ago. NOPEC hopes to soften the coming increase by pooling Tiffin with 11 other communities as Ohio confronts rapidly growing electricity demand.
Following recent rainfall and reports of sewer backups at homes and businesses, a proposed city program would cover half the cost of installing backflow-prevention devices, up to $2,000.
Inspectors found repeat food-storage violations, improperly held food and expired baby food during August inspections, but every critical citation was corrected on-site.
GW's owner Bob Stine organized the free Sept. 24 show, with more than 50 sponsors backing a beer garden, 50/50 drawing and supply drive for shelter animals.
A high-speed police pursuit that began in Tiffin ended in a rollover crash early Monday in Seneca County, where the driver was ejected and Life Flight was requested.
