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9 years ago
New Bucyrus Council take seats for first meeting

Bucyrus City Council said goodbye to three members and welcomed three newcomers.

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9 years ago
Local residents share personal resolutions for 2018

While some people have given up on making New Year’s Resolutions that they may not keep, many are committing to some very profound ones.

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9 years ago
Crawford County Now top 10 stories of 2017

The following are the top 10 stories covered by Crawford County Now in 2017, […]

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9 years ago
Bucyrus elected officials take oath of office

Bucyrus City Hall was bustling with activity Thursday evening as newly and re-elected city officials prepared to take their oath of office in a swearing-in ceremony by Crawford County Common Pleas Judge Sean Leuthold.

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9 years ago
Boil advisory issued for S. Highland Ave. in Bucyrus

NEWS RELEASE: A boil advisory has been issued for Bucyrus residents on South Highland […]

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9 years ago
Bucyrus native arrested after fentanyl found by Columbus police

COLUMBUS – A Bucyrus native has been arrested after fentanyl was found in his residence in the Gahanna area, according to the Columbus Police Department.

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9 years ago
New Washington Council sees hire and retire during meeting

NEW WASHINGTON – New Washington Village Council increased the size of its police force during its regular meeting Wednesday afternoon.

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9 years ago
Bucyrus man sentenced after high-speed chase, others receive sentences as well

A Bucyrus man is heading to prison for three years after pleading guilty to a third-degree felony for failure to comply in Crawford County Common Pleas Court on Wednesday. Judge Sean Leuthold sentenced Ross Borden, 26, of Bucyrus to 36 months in prison Wednesday on the charge.

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9 years ago
New Salvation Army leaders continue to search to help local community

When Heidi and Ray Valdez made the move to Bucyrus from Dayton in July to replace Annie Buckles at the Bucyrus Salvation Army, they hit the ground running.

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9 years ago
18 and counting as BPD adopts kids for Christmas

The look of disbelief on the faces of sisters, six-year-old Macy and eight-year-old Rebecca, was obvious when Bucyrus Police officer Jo Stahl informed them that all the gifts under the Bucyrus City Hall Christmas tree were for them and their 12-year-old brother, Austin.