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News
11 years ago
State Senate passes budget bill, House votes today

State senators have passed a sweeping $71.2 billion, two-year budget that provides an income tax cut for Ohioans, funds public schools and seeks to change health care policies.

News
11 years ago
Galion auditor responds to initiative petition

Auditor for the City of Galion Brian L. Treisch responded today to the submission of the proposed ordinance for the initiative petition submitted by the Citizens for Galion group.

News
11 years ago
Bucyrus boil advisory: Plymouth Street

The City of Bucyrus issued a boil advisory for Plymouth Street at 2:30 p.m. Thursday.

News
11 years ago
Two sentenced to prison Wednesday, one to jail

A busy docket in Crawford County Common Pleas Court on Wednesday resulted in two people being sentenced to prison terms and another to a stint in the county jail.

News
11 years ago
Solid Waste Management Committee ready to submit plan to EPA

The Crawford County Solid Waste District Policy Committee may have a long-term forecast ready to go for the county but it still has one major hurdle: the Ohio EPA.

News
11 years ago
Bucyrus food services manager selected as ‘Everday Hero’

Bucyrus City School District Food Services General Manager Lorie Pennington was selected as honorable mention in the 2015 Sodexo Foundation’s Heroes of Everyday Life program.

Business
11 years ago
Wise Funeral Services wants to build parking lot

The Bucyrus City Board of Zoning Appeals will meet at 1:30 Tuesday afternoon to hear two requests, including one for a parking lot in the downtown area.

Ag
11 years ago
Motorcycle races finish out of the money at fairgrounds

The motorcycle races at the Crawford County Fairgrounds didn’t prove as profitable as last year’s races.

News
11 years ago
Galion City Council agrees to hotel loan, hammers audit issue

Galion’s City Council spent the bulk of Tuesday’s meeting on two key issues for the community. Council eventually loaned money to fix one and soundly criticized the other.

News
11 years ago
Jail able to house prisoners from outside the county again

Common Pleas Court Judge Sean Leuthold’s response to repeat offenders has made a notable difference at the Crawford County Justice Center.