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Chief Rob Chappell says a $250,000 addition is a stopgap while Station 2's cramped bays already forced $55,000 in repairs on a truck due for the scrapyard.
Watson says a post-primary meeting with Click left him unconvinced on data centers and digital ID, as he relocates to Wayne County ahead of Click's Nov. 3 race against Democrat Aaron Jones.
Witnesses told Fostoria police the boy and a second, uninjured juvenile ran around lowered crossing gates on foot trying to beat the train.
The Eakin family says nine-hole economics no longer pencil out, and while a real estate agent is now marketing the land, no buyer or plan exists yet.
The emergency intake tied to an undisclosed humane case forced a one-day shelter closure, with American Plastics donating food and assembling shelving.
A family of four earning under $57,750 a year can qualify for help with AC repairs, bills or shutoffs through the state's Summer Crisis Program, running through Sept. 30.
The CDC ties the outbreak to shredded iceberg lettuce at Taco Bell locations in five states, with Lucas County reporting 278 of Ohio's cases.
Both stabbed adults remain hospitalized in Toledo as prosecutors say the teen's charges grew after an initial single felonious-assault count filed hours after the attack.
The state's investigation remains open and the deputies unnamed, while the sheriff's legal citation on vehicles as deadly weapons misstates the Ohio statute it quotes.
Police withheld names and the cause of the injuries, citing family privacy, while five agencies including the county prosecutor assisted at the scene.
Ohio has logged 177 cases statewide with 28 hospitalizations, and nearby Lucas and Wood counties report far higher totals than Seneca as investigators hunt for a common source.
Click survived his May primary by fewer than 600 votes and lost Seneca County, where Jones lives, as Jones piles up labor and veterans endorsements.
The raid began as a U.S. Marshals search for a Huron County fugitive before deputies found a second man barred from having firearms with the drugs and cash.
Free digital passes launch Saturday with two prizes at stake: a hat for five business visits or a geocoin for finding 25 of 30 hidden caches.
Hurst pleaded guilty July 2 to switching price stickers on a $1,299 computer at Best Buy and faces 30 days jail time, suspended.
The 43-year-old man allegedly displayed knives and attempted to drive away before deputies fired, according to the Sheriff's Office account now under state investigation.
Guilkey was traveling more than 60 mph on a street posted at 25 mph when he lost control and struck a utility pole on June 30.
Council also honored a sergeant who talked a suicidal 13-year-old away from a loaded firearm and advanced a proposal to eliminate firefighter residency requirements.
Click sponsored legislation that would frame community opposition to large-scale AI data centers as potential "foreign propaganda."
Hurst faced a fifth-degree felony after police say he switched price stickers at a Best Buy to buy a computer for $800 less, court records show.