Galion City Council was only too happy to take the next step Tuesday evening that could result in a new hotel on the city’s north side.
There were some significant prison sentences handed out in Crawford County Common Pleas Court Tuesday afternoon. Five as a matter of fact.
The State Auditor’s Office reviewed Crestline’s financial records, and while not declaring the village to be in fiscal emergency, did report to the Finance Committee that the village had some fundamental financial issues that had to be addressed.
The third quarter tax revenues were presented and the year to date for 2015 is slightly behind the year to date for 2014.
Bucyrus High School honored a few past veterans as well as two future marines Tuesday afternoon at the school’s annual Veteran’s Day Assembly.
The Crestline Village Council met Monday night to tie up loose ends for the end of the year finances, update the codified ordinance, as well as have a second reading on the amended tax ordinance.
The possession of an illegal pill led to a prison sentence for a Bucyrus man.
As weekends go, the first full one in November was a relatively quiet one for the Bucyrus Police Department. Reports indicate a few minor arrests and summons served.
A friend in need is a friend indeed!
A recent discovery has been brought to the attention of the Bucyrus City School District Athletics Department.