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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.
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 preliminary breath test showed a .230 reading before the Tiffin man was booked into Seneca County Jail on a disorderly conduct charge tied to intoxication.
The $1.05 million project, funded partly by ODOT and the Road & Bridge Levy, targets deteriorating brick beneath the truck route but won't break ground until 2030.
The sale leaves Tiffin with no large move-in-ready industrial buildings left, pushing officials to press for new construction at Eagle Rock Industrial Park.
Ohio funds no universal free-lunch program, so Tiffin qualified for a federal option requiring 25% of students already on aid like SNAP or Medicaid.
The 21-year-old man posted a $1,028 bond and faces arraignment Aug. 26 on a menacing by stalking charge in Tiffin-Fostoria Municipal Court.
The Class of 2030 ceremony falls midway through RISE Week, a required welcome program running Aug. 20-28 with a downtown walk and student org fair.
City Engineer Matt Watson defended a $50,000 sewer agreement system tying the Flechtner property to Lenny Clouse's industrial plan, as council has yet to receive annexation legislation.
The Sept. 21 golf fundraiser follows a primary Click won by just 599 votes and lost outright in Seneca County, where the event will be held.
A $25 Book Crawl Pass links Sunday's Redmond talk to drink and food vouchers at three downtown spots, capping a weekend that also features fellow Ohio author Mindy McGinnis.
No arrests came from the 1,086 drivers screened, but the Patrol isn't reporting results from saturation patrols working the area at the same time.
Federal grant funds the two-hour operation near South Shaffer Park Drive, with saturation patrols also targeting impaired drivers in the surrounding area.
Click insisted Roessner supports him and accused others of spreading “fake news” for reporting the councilman's denial. So Roessner went directly to Click and said it himself.
The student-run troupe earned seven adjudicated awards for its Dracula excerpt and heads to Lima's state conference over Labor Day weekend.
With 750 market animals from 455 exhibitors entered, the week builds toward Saturday's livestock sale and includes Anne Wilson's grandstand show Wednesday.
Roessner says he only wore a campaign-supplied shirt at a 250th celebration and never endorsed Click, whose post has stood unedited for three weeks.
A 1999 sewer agreement, not zoning plans the mayor calls preliminary, is why the annexation process bars neighbors from any hearing or appeal.
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.
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.