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11 years ago
TF reporter Todd Hill appointed as Bucyrus City Council clerk

After nearly 30 years in the business, Todd Hill is hanging up his reporter’s hat and diving into the world of city government.

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11 years ago
Bucyrus police and firefighters have new chaplain

The usual flow of the Bucyrus City Council meetings was interrupted a bit Tuesday night to accommodate a special position filled to support the police and fire departments.

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11 years ago
Crestline Village Council adopts vacant properties policy

Crestline Village Council met Wednesday with an eye on vacant properties and established a new policy governing both commercial and residential vacancies.

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11 years ago
Zoning Board approves variance for men’s recovery house

The Bucyrus City Board of Zoning Appeals met on Tuesday and approved Together We Hurt, Together We Heal’s request for a similar use variance for its sober living facility.

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11 years ago
Man extradited to Alabama to face rape charges

Dustin Davis will be leaving the unseasonably chilly days of Ohio for the slightly warmer clime of Alabama.

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11 years ago
Six receive prison sentences on Tuesday in Common Pleas Court

Justice was as sure as it was swift Tuesday for defendants who made appearances in Crawford County Common Pleas Court.

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11 years ago
Three to be honored at American Legion banquet

Colonel Crawford American Legion Post 181 will be hosting its annual Past Commanders / Past Presidents Banquet Thursday, April 7.

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11 years ago
Two more probation violations result in prison sentences

Drug-related probation violations continue to earn the ire of Crawford County Common Pleas Court Judge Sean Leuthold. They also continue to earn the violators time in prison.

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11 years ago
JFS taking applications for summer youth employment program

Crawford County Job & Family Services will be taking applications starting April 1st for their 2016 Summer Youth Employment Program.

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11 years ago
Second Earth Day Fair is set for April 16

The Crawford Park District is partnering with many local organizations to host the second Earth Day Fair, to be held at Lowe-Volk Park from 9 a.m. to noon on April 16.