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9 years ago
Bucyrus fire chief to be set on probation upon return to station

Bucyrus Fire Chief Jay Keller will face a six-month probation period upon his return to the department.

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9 years ago
Aumiller Park court named after 40-year BHS basketball statistician

The basketball court at Aumiller Park received a new name Sunday, July 30. The court will now be known as Larry Heid Court.

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9 years ago
Boil advisory declared for some Bucyrus residents

Various neighborhoods in Bucyrus are under a boil advisory until further notice.

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9 years ago
Judge suspects many people will succumb to Fentanyl laced drugs

It’s a message that is repeated often in the Bucyrus Common Pleas Court. Judge Sean […]

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9 years ago
Solar Eclipse Safety Program to be held July 29 to inform public

On Saturday, July 29, Lowe-Volk Park will be hosting a Solar Eclipse Safety Program at 8 p.m.

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9 years ago
Bucyrus church provides school supplies for local youth

Members of the Bucyrus United Methodist Church provided more than 400 bags of schools supplies to children in need from Bucyrus, Colonel Crawford, Wynford and Fairway schools Thursday, July 27, during a school supply carnival and information fair.

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9 years ago
Townships still waiting on decision at joint ambulance district meeting

Frustration filled the meeting room at the Crawford County Sheriff’s Office on Wednesday evening, July 26, as representatives of multiple Crawford County townships discussed a new contract with Life Support ambulance services.

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9 years ago
Wynford graduate completes project for new sign

When students return to Wynford for the 2017-18 school year, a new sight will welcome them.

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9 years ago
Wynford Board of Education votes for additional levy for new school

The Wynford Board of Education voted to place an additional tax levy on the November general election ballot Wednesday morning.

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9 years ago
Galion City Council passes street paving ordinance on emergency status

GALION ­- Galion City Council voted and passed an ordinance to spend more than $250,000 during a brief meeting Tuesday evening.