Fremont, OH News

• Fremont, OH News
• SJCC graduation: 'You're ready. Trust yourselves.'
• Riders mark anniversary at Vess farm
• LEADERSHIP SANDUSKY COUNTY
• Sign up for FSA crop payment programs
• Talk About Woodville: An annual Memorial Day tribute
• Two local groups earn OSS grants
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• Bicyclist killed by truck
• Half of new vets seek disability
• Prison ordered for Clyde man after probation violation
• Coasters and dinosaurs roar to life at Cedar Point
• Teen dad pleads guilty to hurting newborn
• Sheriff hablará español
• Changes to gun law proposed
• Parks try their darnedest to deter deer
• Ohio attorney general sues water park over refunds
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• Walk raises funds for mentally ill
• 19-year-old sent to prison on unlawful sexual conduct charge
• Cops focus on seat belts
• Troopers train truckers to see signs of crime
• GED, Gateway classes graduate
• Levy backers try again
• Have a happy and safe Memorial Day weekend!
• Teen to be tried as adult in school shooting
• Hospital settles suit over fetuses in jars
• Ohio Legislature approves gambling bill
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• Fremont brothers arrested after fight
• Teens accused of breaking into closed school
• Terra board gets look at campus master plan
• Students overcome!
• Brody gets 16 years in Masterson's death
• Kids give sendoff to vets
• Memorial Day plans set in Gibsonburg
• Man indicted on burglary charge
• Supreme court upholds statewide smoking ban
• May 24 Birthdays
• WSOS marks 47th year
• Survey: Terra students getting more involved
• Locals invited to take park in alcohol survey
• Coach suspended after selling drugs to students
• Painter chosen for Tindall Bridge
• Goal: To make Terra traffic safer
• Granted: sidewalks, curbs
• Romney's anonymous tales go after women's vote
• Felony assault case bound over
• Missing Indiana woman found here, driving erratically
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• Talk About Oak Harbor: Fun at Relay for Life
• Hausman project on display at NCA
• 7th class finishes leadership program
• Welcome to summer term 2012!!
• Second casino all about convenience
• Toledo casino opening
• Professional training offered for compulsive gambling
• Services scheduled for Memorial Day
• Two injured in single-vehicle crash
• Man charged after break-in
• Fishermen arrested on drug charges
• Clyde-Green Springs approves activities fee
• Sunday Shelter Shuffle success
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• Donations subject of federal probe
• Bellevue prom
• Compost workshop is May 31
• Cooling assistance program expanded
• Learn business basics at seminar
• Woodville: Silly golf scramble honors Gary Zajac, benefits schools
• Wish veterans well at Honor Flight sendoff
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• Oak Harbor takes one last look at Carroll Elementary
• Green Springs recreates Civil War
• Crews get high marks on disaster simulation
• Revitalization by celebration?
• Man sent to prison on sex charge
• Grade-schoolers hold peace rally
• Teachers treated to dinner
• Toledo Museum looking for people to photograph
• Police ID suspect in fisherman beating
• Passenger arrested on traffic stop
• Officer reprimanded for accidental weapon fire
• Former students celebrate school
• CDC to baby boomers: Get tested for hepatitis C
• Hydrants in city to be flushed
• Child sex abuse defendant sentenced on lesser charge
• Ohio House passes county bill to combine judgeship
• Principal, board come to agreement
• JDC addition planned
• Lakota students hear suicide prevention program
• Tindall Bridge painting bids opened
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• Dance studio will have open house
• Woman charged for spitting blood
• Teenager pleads guilty to gross sexual imposition
• The 2012 Commencement video is now available for viewing online. Watch it here,...
• Wool of a different type
• Students show green
• Rez hearing date set
• Celebrate arts in the park June 9
• Construction begins on Habitat home
• Welfare drug testing out of proposal
• Oil leak cause of Schulman plant fire
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• Obama raises $44M for campaign, Dems in April
• Gun fires during search
• Back to school for SWAT
• Girl shot at Cracker Barrel dies
• Texting ban passes Legislature
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• Man shoots himself in hand with friend's gun
• Runaway teen from Bellvue found with sex offender
• Fired deputy settles with county
• Workplace Resources opens
• Talk about Oak Harbor: Relay for Life silent auction includes Artists Club works
• Researchers expect thinner algae bloom on Lake Erie
• Tours teach lake history, research
• Firefighters get first crack at old school
• Civil War-era papers available online
• Hundreds line up for casino debut
• Cause of garage fire undetermined
• Owens offers peace officer course
• VOA president tours Bethesda Care Center
• Judge consolidation due for vote
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• Just in case you want a cannon
• NAACP honors top students at reception
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• Minn. angler wins tour
• Talk about Woodville: Students compete in global Destination Imagination
• China exhibit opens Tuesday
• How will gay marriage play on the ground?
• BIRTHDAYS May 14
• Solid waste district collects electronics to be recycled
• Volunteers needed for homeless count
• Bellevue man dies in Sunday crash
• Neighbors team up to tackle city projects
• Tindall Bridge will have $1M centennial makeover
• Gas' gain could be coal's loss
• First responders to train in school before demolition
• Condition worsens for girl shot at restaurant
• Killer of 3 made deal to save tree
• Tickets available for conservative conference
• Hayes center offers beginner genealogy class
• Kids bowl 2 games free
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• Premature births increase
• Kids see wildlife up close
• Traffic light work
• Internet cafe charges dropped
• Students learn about abusive relationships
• HPV causing increase in male throat cancer
• Memorial Hospital has annual golf outing
• 6 residents become CASA volunteers
• Talk about Lindsey: Village cleanup day is May 19
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• Two injured in U.S. 20 collision
• Fremont plans mediation before reservoir contract decision
• Grant funds boating patrols
• Big Week in full swing
• 'Tuning Up For Food' starting new season
• History museum reopens
• Spring health fair coming to Luther Meadow
• Thursday Night Spotlight next week
• Vanguard students head to SkillsUSA nationals
• SJCC Golf Scramble registration now
• Fremont Jazzercise offering 33 classes
• Orientation for VolunTeens June 8
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• May 10 Birthdays
• Fremont arson suspect released from jail
• Terra promotes 4 to academic dean posts
• Hospital offers sports physical
• Fremont Ross named Top 25
• Fremont Ross graduate in fashion show
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• Man admits to child porn charges
• Local clergy bless emergency vehicles
• West-enders sore over court consolidation
• New dog law to take effect
• Anglers tune up for tourney
• Foundation has Great Strides Walk
• First responders are honored
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• Safety council gives out 2 scholarships
• Drug awareness walk in Bellevue
• Oven sparks fire at plant
• Agencies unite to combat teenage drinking
• Motorhome destroyed by fire
• Man arraigned on rape, kidnapping charges
• Fisherman beaten at riverbank
• Students talk at open house
• Graytown says goodbye to school
• Senate to debate student loans
• Fun fundraiser to help woman with cancer
• Kid's camp is in July
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• Ohio State president outpaces governors in travel costs
• Relocating horse tracks to bring millions for Ohio
• Time-Warner is offering six $2,000 scholarships
• Sandusky County Positive People Awards breakfast
• News-Messenger wins top award from AP
• Councilman pushes Fremont to hire minorities
• Exotic animals returned to widow
• 362 triumph at Terra
• Law Day highlights financial limitations
• Baby shaken, man gets six-year sentence
• Boaters impervious to rain
• Cat with decaying paws rescued
• Salmonella in dog food sickens 14 people in U.S.
• Felony drug case bound over
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• Ohio men indicted in adoptive father rape case
• Here's something cool... Terra's 43rd Annual Commencement Ceremony will be strea...
• It's Commencement Day! Congrats to the Terra State Community College Class of 2012.
• YouTube, iPads latest factors in 8th-grade math
• Tailgators' liquor permit for sale
• Lucky Dog motion dismissed
• Prayers said at city hall (video)
• Tech students receive medals at competition
• Ferry launches today
• Felony assault case bound over
• Probation violation leads to prison sentence
• Man tells police he burglarized home
• Fremont, HM Miller prepare for reservoir mediation
• Murray dislikes Kasich's JobsOhio program
• Traffic stop leads to arrests
• New regulations upset anglers
• Gibsonburg music students fare well at competition
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• Woman sentenced to rehabilitation facility
• Court consolidation bill passes state committee
• Clyde to take part in school pilot test
• Lawsuit in 2010 roof collapse
• Clarion files for bankruptcy
• Obama sees Afghan 'new day'
• Woman expelled from diversion program
• Man pleads guilty to theft of jewelry
• Gibsonburg man guilty in sex case
• Walleye Festival changing
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• Fair Board aims to restore historic hall
• Local physicians to present TB study
• Hospital will have cholesterol screenings
• Green Springs resident celebrates 90th birthday
• EEOC updates criminal background check policies
• City misses deadline
• America's birders heading this way
• Will 2nd time go smoothly?
• Committee approves new dispatching system
• Tip leads to county's biggest pill bust
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• Interest in Tailgators location
• Birthdays: May 1
• Cemetery cleanup is Saturday
• Wildlife refuge offers bus trips
• Happy Finals Week! Good luck to everyone!
• Wellness retreat: Disease doesn't discriminate
• Walkers wear silly hats for mental health
• Emergency training
• Bishop Hoffman teacher honored
• Fremont man gets probation on evidence tampering charge
• Talk about Woodville: Fremont Community Theatre presents 'The Secret Garden'
• Exchange Club gives Golden Deeds Award
• Marine trades program report presented May 17
• OLEC accepting photo contest submissions
• Safety day at Terra
• Food stamp challenge: Eat on $23 a week
• Woman hurt in four-vehicle crash on U.S. 20
• Haviland china exhibit opens at Hayes museum May 15
• Ex-supervisor accused of sex with inmates
• Youth Summit: 'It's us who can prevent it'
• Disability Vote Coalition aims to build voting bloc
• Marengo teen dies in Seneca County crash
• Bettsville man hurt in rollover crash
• 1 of 35 clerks sell to underage informants
• Moratorium on Internet cafes?
• Magee Marsh bird center reopens
• Okay, so here's a fun Friday activity. Earlier this week, I heard Rick and Mary...
• Fremont teen charged with sex crime released
• Reservoir legal fees piling up for city
• Fremont man arrested after standoff
• Woman on scooter injured
• Two injured in crash
• Fremont man sent to prison for failing to register
• Railroad will fix downtown crossing
• Health care rebates will top $1 billion
• JobsOhio in legal limbo
• Man granted judicial release
• Community Recycling Event starts in five. Reduce, reuse, recycle!!
• Mock crash, sober message
• Board of DD faces funding woes
• Check out photos from yesterday's Spring Fling at
• Bellevue woman sentenced on theft charge
• Ohio Senate OK's bill to regulate exotic animals
• Crossing goes from bad to worse
• Ag safety day aimed at kids
• Hydrant flushing planned
• Kasich tax plan absent from House budget bill
• Diversion program revoked
• Senate votes to slow down closure of postal facilities
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• Terra board mulls new entrance
• Spring Fling time!! See you in the courtyard!
• Elliptical biking catching on
• Talk about Oak Harbor: Drum majorette state championship coming here
• New arts, music festival coming to Fremont
• Terra commencement to highlight veterans
• Volunteer Center plans community service dinner
• Ohio Elks choose Fremont member for president
• Man arraigned on weapons, violence charges
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• Tweaks for Kasich budget bill
• Tailgators, city busy negotiating
• Couple of big events coming up in the next two days. Tomorrow the Spring Fling i...
• Citations raise concerns
• Clyde juniors, seniors are preparing for prom
• Clyde blooming thanks to group
• Event shows consequences of drunken driving
• Social Security heading for insolvency even faster
• Fremont man sent to prison on robbery charges
• Sandusky woman sent to jail on probation violation
• Local nurse takes wheel during bus crash (Video)
• Clyde-Green Springs Schools to seek levy
• Clyde-Green Springs Schools to seek levy
• Wednesday, April 25 11am-6pm: Spring Fling You asked for it, and you got it - Ro...
• A big night at SJCC
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• YMCAs concerned with proposed laws about concussions
• Talk about Woodville: Scholarship honors inspirational friend
• Ohio to offer amnesty for taxpayers
• Last Call permit objection withdrawn
• Obama lifted by improving economy
• Fremont pressed on reservoir pact
• Once upon a time ...
• Jobless rate down in state
• After four-month surge, gas prices start dropping
• Clyde woman celebrates her 100th birthday
• County to consider Transportation Improvement District
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• Jazz series at Sandusky venue
• Hayes class focuses on history of residences
• Arcadis appeals ruling in reservoir case
• Lawsuit against officers dismissed
• Clarion Inn faces foreclosure
• Terra State's Art Festival presents: TODAY! Friday, April 20 5-7pm Wine and...
• Habitat breaks ground for new home in Clyde
• Man sent to prison for nonsupport
• Vintage baseball season opens April 29
• Ground broken on last section of bike trail
• HM Miller, Fremont still at odds over reservoir
• Kroger to open station
• Students organize local Cover the Night event
• Inmate granted judicial release
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• Four people drive Ohio efforts on abortion
• Only 45 minutes till the Open House starts! Will you be here??
• Terra State's Art Festival presents: TODAY! Thursday, April 19 4:30-5:45pm, M...
• Obama: Some forget how America was built
• Fremont man sentenced on assault charge
• Philanthropy by flapjack
• Fremont man sent to prison on probation violation
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• Man charged with stealing vehicle
• Fremont man charged with assaulting teen
• Schedel plans events
• Father, son plead to assault charges
• Open House TODAY. 3:30 to 6:30 p.m. Stop by the Admissions Office in Building A...
• Today and tomorrow, Thursday April 19, the Academic Service Center will be hosti...
• Railroad adding 275 jobs
• 400 students get lesson in finances
• Terra State's Art Festival presents: TODAY! Wednesday, April 18 Noon-1:00pm,...
• Civil service panel opening
• Talk about Oak Harbor: Experimental surgery a common practice
• Library offering free computer classes
• Homeless Coalition to help residents get driver's licenses
• Man arraigned on drug charge
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• Damschroder will head transit panel
• Church retreat to focus on women's health
• Terra State's Art Festival presents: TODAY! Terra State Harp Ensemble 6:00-7...
• Wednesday, April 25th 11am-6pm: Spring Fling You asked for it, and you got it, R...
• Kiwanis preparing pancakes
• Middle school to be razed in May
• Tiffin University Open House Dinner at Terra State Community College B101/102 Mo...
• Terra having recycling day
• Man gets jail in drug case
• Fremont man faces child sex charges
• N.Y. man sent to prison for drug trafficking
• Fremont clerk arraigned on 'bath salts' charges
• Parole getting more difficult to come by
• Defendant in Bellevue sex case to be evaluated
• Festival of the Arts schedule for today: 4:30-5:20pm Music in Hallway, Build...
• Prom season begins
• What to do with clothes your kids have outgrown
• Mandel talks jobs, energy
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• A celebration of diversity
• SJCC dinner auction brings back Camelot
• Pizza fans rise to Challenge
• Dancing, with purpose
• B-C-S board schedules meeting for April 24
• Grace Lutheran moms are sponsoring sale
• Meeting on trash pickup
• Community to mark rights of crime victims
• More skip vaccinations for children
• World remembers sinking of Titanic
• Fremont man gets prison on sex charges
• Fremont's ties to 1912 Titanic tragedy
• Abandoned pups in high demand
• Wife called 911 before Cracker Barrel killings
• FOR THE RECORD
• Forecasters say today's storms 'life threatening'
• Mom, kids hurt in rollover
• Man surrenders on burglary charge
• The 2012 Celebration of the Arts begins Sunday. At 4 p.m., the Music on Sunday s...
• Don't forget the Open House. Thursday, April 19 from 3:30 to 6:30 p.m. Encourage...
• Safety service director clarifies role in dam removal project
• Lucky Dog internet cafe wants evidence quashed
• 'Work Out, Hike Out, Bike Out'
• Birthdays: April 13
• St. Joseph alumni to have Heritage Award induction ceremony
• Talk About Lindsey: Help mow Lindsey Park
• Terra displays celebrate arts
• Bellevue Preschool board will mark Week of the Young Child
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• Cafe appeals zoning decision
• Liquor license renewals for bars coming up soon
• 4 arraigned on felony shoplifting charges
• Check out the April 10 edition of the Paw Print!
• Redfern to continue leading Ohio Dems
• Challenge served by slice
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• Talk about Gibsonburg: Dueling pianos athletic fundraiser
• Charge in Fla. teen's death
• Nursing home funds to be tied to standards
• NAMI 5k walk is April 28
• Children can learn about gardening at 'Plant the Seed Day'
• Terra has community recycling day
• Self-advocacy group earns recognition
• Terra's Open House is coming soon. ThunderCat hopes you can join us for the camp...
• Santorum ends GOP campaign, clearing the way for Romney
• Woman charged with stealing agent's gun
• Legislators take shot at regulating Internet cafes
• Judge refuses to dismiss Trucco suit
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• Ross Hall of Fame football player admits to thefts
• Dog park to open by late summer
• Clyde man arraigned on sex charges
• Tickets available for CASA dance event
• Urology topic of hospital program
• NAMI sets family support meeting
• No decision reached on fire radios
• Man charged with attempted robbery
• HM Miller requests mediation
• Final copper thief sentenced
• Scientists closer on autism cause
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• Donate Life Sit-in slated
• Elyria man charged with breaking into Hummer
• Hospice of Memorial Hospital honoring volunteers
• Issues with sentencing reform starting to emerge
• Hayes Easter egg roll tradition continues
• 5th generation to wear white baptismal gown
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• VOLUNTEERING OPPORTUNITIES
• Ohio driver suspected of dragging officer arrested
• Firefighters prepare in event of oil, gas fire
• Statewide texting-while-driving ban stalls in Senate
• New group will support local arts
• Fair includes Grand Ole Opry legend
• Spat over crumbling wall settled
• Woman given jail term for missing court date
• Man sentenced to prison for nonsupport
• Man sentenced to jail on break-in charge
• Two occupied apartments burglarized
• Ohio college students save money by working quickly
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• Mother of soldier: He was a natural leader
• Superintendent leaving B-C-S for state job
• Can tabs by the ton
• Media Network announces new general manager
• Boat show has art, entertainment
• $1.2 million to help farmers make changes
• Dog warden fights deadly disease
• Talk about Lindsey: Fremont kindergarten registration starts May 7
• SJCC egg hunt is Saturday
• Redfern running for re-election as state chairman
• Dog warden goes door-to-door
• Player's Club employee requests information
• Police close stabbing investigation
• Haar times: Oak Harbor junior battles adversity
• Diversity Expo at Terra
• ODNR announces fishing details
• Man sent to prison on drug charge
• Man arraigned on child porn charges
• Toledo casino soon ready for regulators
• Area officials discuss Lake Erie algae problem - w/Video
• Families flock to free film event
• Fundraiser planned for cancer patient
• Read and Grow at Storybook Festival
• The final installment of the Success Series Workshops for the spring semester on...
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• State allows measure on gay marriage
• Prom Dress Extravaganza at Owens
• Art show seeking artists
• Travelers arrested on counterfeiting charges
• Man takes plea deal in repair scam case
• Lonestar to perform at county fair
• New bill on Lake Erie water use considered
• Sandusky County objects to Jones trial
• Drugs found in home
• April at Terra
• Author on long trek to learn about the lakes
• Texting just as bad as drunken driving
• Schools OK contract for technical upgrades
• Oak Harbor seeks to shed unsold properties
• Green Springs boosters cook up fundraising ideas
• Man accused of exposing himself to kids
• Terra graduate improving the way people fix their cars
• Arson blamed for fatal fire
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• Police use stun gun on Fremont man, twice
• Happy Community College Month!
• Stand Down brings veterans of different conflicts together
• Talk about Woodville: Woodmore students advance in Power of the Pen
• ODNR reminds anglers of new rule
• Terra plans events to mark special month
• GOP primary season near end?
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• Joy of the egg hunt in Oak Harbor
• Eateries gearing up for Pizza Challenge
• Harmful algal blooms can cause rash, illness
• Burger King adds items
• Farms hold key to limiting toxic algae blooms
• Ohio shale jobs likely to be filled by outsiders, for now
• Vietnam Veterans Day
• Oil well being plugged
• Woman sentenced to treatment facility on violation
• Man arrested on burglary charge
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• Hospital offers childbirth course
• Ohioans hope fracking classes help with jobs
• Feds, 5 states to push for Great Lakes wind farms
• $540M lottery has states anticipating tax jackpot
• Hutaree leader and son plead guilty to gun charge
• FOR THE RECORD
• Take kids to the zoo
• Woodmore gets clean state audit
• Damschroder introduces HB 499 to make testimony available online
• Charges pending in fatal January crash
• History office raises questions about Ballville Dam demolition
• United Way honors top contributors
• Oil overflows defunct well
• Shooting suspect's case bound over
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• Deputy for a day
• Woman given month in jail on theft conviction
• Two charged with growing marijuana
• Organization offers free prom dresses
• City revamps parks, recreation top jobs
• Fatal crash investigation complete
• Terra State raising tuition
• Grove Fest 2012
• Free Financial Advice. Bring Your Lunch or Snack and Learn About Your Options! W...
• On-leave Fremont police officer retires
• Cold unlikely to cause severe damage to fruit
• Marinas keep lake clean
• Early start may not mean bad tornado season
• Man pleads to sixth OVI in 20 years
• Butcher shop does blue-ribbon work
• Dine and dance at charity ball
• Riley Township woman arrested after drug search
• Talk About Oak Harbor: Story of goose and gander ends happily
• Sandusky County recognizes Child Abuse Prevention Month
• Leadership Sandusky County helping Village House
• Owens hosts Registration Rocks event for seniors
• Critical charges dropped against Michigan militia
• Rocky Ridge meeting cordial
• Fremont man accused of beating teen girl
• What if trees freeze?
• Students awarded with carnival
• Owens has motorsports welding night
• FOR THE RECORD
• Emergency training registration available
• Ohio might pursue 'Stand Your Ground' legislation
• Felon sent to prison after probation violations
• Clyde cuts teachers, mulls levy
• Women in Conservation series begins in May
• Kindergarten screening at Gibsonburg schools
• Ohio gas drilling raises water supply concerns
• Talk about Woodville: Administration changes at Woodmore schools
• Afghans: U.S. paid $50K per shooting spree death
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• Man critically injured in ATV crash
• City given time on reservoir claim
• Prom bargains are easy part
• Memorial Hospital offers swim classes
• Rocky Ridge infighting leads to recall attempt
• Suspects in robbery attempt released
• Teen reports he was stabbed
• Ohio adds to workforce
• Ohio board recommends no mercy in teen's death
• Schwartz assault case dismissed
• Wendy's supplier changes treatment of chickens
• FOR THE RECORD
• Two Indiana men arrested after bar fight
• Grand jury will hear case of assault on officer
• Please join us on Wednesday March 28 at 5:30 pm for a free self-defense demonstr...
• More Lucky Dog citations
• Terra Choral Society going to D.C.
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• City police investigate trailer break-ins
• Man found dead from gunshot wound
• Adult career center plans 30-week program
• A little bit of madness at Valley View
• Developers mounting drive for 5th casino
• Man found competent in sex case
• Village law enforcement changes
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• New research helps fisheries track returns
• Talk about Gibsonburg: Get some help with yard work
• Chronic wasting disease not detected in Ohio deer
• Software author teaches workshop
• School has benefit dinner for student
• Rocky Ridge: A village in turmoil
• Business offers prom dresses for donations
• BIG Fremont moving forward
• Settlement in works to fix deteriorating wall
• Fremont officers use stun gun on 20-year-old
• Music supporters give B-C-S board an earful
• Patient sues defunct hospital over groin injury
• Bike season arrives early
• FREMONT'S MOST WANTED
• New Internet sweepstakes establishment considered
• Talk about Oak Harbor: Support Relay for Life in upcoming events
• Summer employment opportunities at Put-In-Bay job fair
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• St. Boniface will stay open
• Expert: Resist urge to plant
• Change afoot at airport
• Pennies for Patients successful
• Crews will clear trees, brush in Fremont
• Bellevue woman gets prison for theft
• Woman gets 2 months
• FOR THE RECORD
• Water leak closes area bird center
• Input sought for energy plan
• Man who admits he shook baby pleads
• Elchert talks about district cuts
• St. Mary's 4-H group holds meeting
• A beautiful day at Terra!
• Etiquette Luncheon – Thursday, April 5 Tickets will be available soon in the Co...
• Ohio GOP in power struggle
• Trucco CEO addresses council
• Wellness at Woodville
• Eatery shows off new look
• Plan to restore sauger population in progress
• Raffle benefits Liberty Center
• State overhauls education
• FOR THE RECORD
• Oak Harbor choir rates high at competition
• Talk about Woodville: Students will perform 'Alice'
• Flooding closes streets
• FOR THE RECORD
• Competition accepting works of art
• Kern Center offers spring classes
• Vanguard inducts students into honor society
• Celebrating 95th birthday
• Robbery suspect released from hospital
• Webster, Bordner work on Terra transition
• Obama misquotes dead president
• Quack, quack. Waddle, waddle.
• Port Clinton man sent to prison for burglary
• Sandusky man in critical condition after falling off motorcycle in Fremont
• Fishing expected better than last year
• Old dog, new tricks
• Talk about Lindsey: Village named Tree City USA for 15th year
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• Fremont man sentenced to 6 years on charges
• Suspect injured in strongarm robbery
• Ballville project meets obstacle
• Lightning strike ignites fire
• Physician's Choice closes
• Energy program accepting applications
• Fifth-graders visit Imagination Station
• Medical issue strikes motorcyclist
• Fire destroys unoccupied York Township home
• Psychologist enters intervention program
• Clyde-Green Springs district will have forum on finances
• Fishermen try luck on Sandusky River
• Jury to hear Jones lawsuit
• FOR THE RECORD
• Reservoir firm wants action on contract
• Cause of Bellevue blaze undetermined so far
• Magnesium blaze is challenge to put out
• FREMONT'S MOST WANTED
• Talk about Oak Harbor: Spring is a time for rebirth
• Firelands Chamber Ensembles featured in 'Music on Sundays'
• FOR THE RECORD
• Bettsville school district accepts open enrollment
• Woodmore schools announce leadership changes
• The Job Fair runs until 1 p.m.
• Check out the March 13 issue of the Paw Print in your student portal or click he...
• Lucky Dog barks again
• Beware of falling in cold water
• Barn hit by blaze in Salem Township
• Brody expected to plead guilty
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• Shots fired into Second Street home
• Man sent to prison after probation violations
• Man resentenced after appellate ruling
• Gibsonburg man faces sex charges
• Woodmore moving forward with project
• Are you coming to the Job Fair today?
• The annual Spring Job Fair is tomorrow (March 13) from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the...
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• College students 'pay it forward' at Pontifex
• Hayes Croquet Club seeks new members
• Lovely weekend to think 'home and garden'
• Army sergeant accused of killing Afghans
• Pain pill use on rise in NW Ohio
• Talk about Woodville: Health, Beauty and Fitness Fair coming Saturday
• First National Bank helps students learn financial concepts
• Camp Fire candy sale begins
• USDA offers grants to rural areas for job creation
• Ambulance struck by trailer
• BCI crime labs improve turnaround time
• Violations mount against officer
• FOR THE RECORD
• Birthday cake winner: Fremont man turns 87
• Golden Threads hosts theater trip
• Ag award winners announced at Chamber breakfast
• BGSU Africana Studies Conference to host filmmaker Anthony Sherwood
• Teen dad charged with injuring newborn
• Border Patrol move from Sandusky to Ottawa Co. delayed
• Youth drinking and smoking among major local health concerns
• Race to Registration ... begins March 26.
• 'Music on Sunday' series features Firelands Symphony
• Reservoir change order grows
• Old Fort principal seeks hearing
• Internet cafes forum topic
• FOR THE RECORD
• New exotic animals rules introduced
• Talk about Lindsey: Wade in creek for research event
• Safety Council scholarship deadline nears
• Senior centers to close one day a week
• Ohio ODs hit record in '10
• Race to Registration!
• Chief: No criminal violations by officer
• Fremont Schools set special meeting
• FOR THE RECORD
• 'Senior Prom' coming to St. Michaels
• Video captures wrong-way Ohio driver who killed 3
• Lawyer: Vatican overrules parish closings
• Groups to honor work of top volunteers
• Scholarships give special-needs students more options
• Home show in 35th year
• Opt out of electric program by Friday
• Application for new Internet cafe fails
• Romney, Santorum show Ohio's ideological divide
• Voters reject DD levy
• FOR THE RECORD
• Bellevue man arrested on sex abuse charges
• B-C-S levy OK'd after cuts
• Woodmore bond issue for new building passes
• Mental health tax fails again
• Fremont police look into officer's conduct
• Voters iffy on GOP options
• Time Warner Cable offers scholarships
• Art League's photo show opens Friday
• Volunteer opportunities available
• Hospital department changes name
• Market impacts local economy
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• Woman sentenced to treatment facility for attempted burglary
• EPA awaits results on cancer cluster testing
• Woman gets probation for stealing from senior citizen
• Social issues take control of GOP race
• Kaptur, Kucinich battle for Ohio's northern border
• Getting a jump on wedding season
• School auction a big draw
• Tornadoes disrupt routines
• Fire causes barn damage
• Clyde man dies from self-inflicted gunshot
• Pair faced with drug charges
• Police officer put on leave
• Post-secondary option meeting is Thursday
• Farmer's markets scheduled
• Fremonter celebrates 80th birthday
• Tornadoes kill 24 in 3 states
• Woman given probation for stealing drugs
• Staffers finalists for APSO Awards
• Woodmore heads back to polls
• Board of DD levy going before voters
• Tea party lowers its voice
• Next week is spring break here at Terra. While there will be no classes, all Col...
• Students bring history to life
• Safety-service director chosen
• County OKs airport buy
• Students compete in agricultural contest
• Talk about Lindsey: Lions club looking for new members
• Open World- Kyrgyzstan to arrive in Toledo
• Car wash
• Senate kills GOP contraception bill
• FOR THE RECORD
• Dam removal waiting on permits, approvals
• March 2 birthdays
• Library offers free computer classes
• Decorate cupcakes for St. Patrick's Day
• Board of Elections tests equipment
• Humane Society has poker tournament
• Talk about Gibsonburg: Auxiliary unit kicks off garage sale season
• U.S. Senate candidate visits Sandusky County
• Warden seeks unidentified dog owner
• Nuclear facility requires sealant
• Man hurt after SUV hits truck
• Old Fort moves to fire principal
• No extensions for reservoir
• Private entity now manages state economic development
• Apply for youth fly-fishing clinic
• Any exciting spring break plans?
• Fremont, firm proceed on dam study
• Marriage proposal visible from above
• FREMONT'S MOST WANTED
• Taking aim at driving drunk
• Locals running for Republican State Central Committee
• Romney sweeps to double victory
• FOR THE RECORD
• Davis-Besse owner explains cracks in shell
• Police raid store for 4th time since 2007
• 3 vie for safety-service director
• Today - the National Save a Life Tour visits the Student Activities Center at Te...
• Proposed Fremont budget boosts spending in some areas
• Rumors heighten chaos in Chardon
• Mental health levy back on ballot
• Clyde woman sent to prison for probation violation
• Computer basics taught at Terra
• Skywarn training beginning soon
• Dancing event showcases local talent
• Teen arraigned after underage sex investigation
• FOR THE RECORD
• Fremont man accused of possessing child porn
• Clyde OKs voluntary pay cuts
• TONIGHT - Free ice skating at the Fremont Rec Center for students and their fami...
• Otis celebrates 50 years
• Talk about Woodville: New scholarship to recognize students overcoming challenges
• Toledo Zoo to host naturalization ceremony
• Wildlife area closed for bald eagle nest
• Terra offers two small business seminars
• Dinner kicks off NAMI Walk
• Two killed in traffic crash
• Speech: Trends in education need to improve for success
• Church showcases talent for Black History Month
• Pops, pings punctuate trials at Camp Perry
• Eagles on tour at refuge
• FOR THE RECORD
• Wurzelbacher, Cain rail against big federal government
• District accepts applications for students to attend other schools
• Residents meet Mayor Ellis over coffee
• More citations, charges in 2011 from Fremont police
• Bellevue teen recovering from crash
• Drug testing for jobless benefits
• County could close airport deal this week
• FOR THE RECORD
• Facebook apology or jail?
• Ohio unveils efforts targeting drug trafficking
• Hey, Terra students. On Monday, Feb. 27, there will be free ice skating at the F...
• Fremont council, mayor dig into budget
• 3 hurt in U.S. 20 crash near Woodville
• Can justice be cheaper?
• Nine Ohio mail processing sites to be eliminated
• Special prosecutor to look into jail misconduct
• Washington PTO plans chili festival
• Donations benefit Goodwill
• FOR THE RECORD
• Man brought back to face charge of stealing truck
• Feds to spend $51.5M on Asian carp fight
• Bellevue man accused of sexually abusing girls
• Toledo Zoo seeks adult volunteers
• Clyde man convicted on sex charges
• Reservoir lawsuit continues
• Three arraigned in Internet cafe bust
• Talk about Gibsonburg: World Day of Prayer event on March 2
• FOR THE RECORD
• Schools join to fight AEP rate hike
• Vanguard students send Valentines to vets
• Gannett stock up on news of plan
• Fremont woman sentenced for burglary
• FOR THE RECORD
• Bellevue man sentenced on domestic violence
• 2 deputies fired for violations
• Trial begins for child rape suspect
• Talk about Oak Harbor: Explore the Local History and Museum Center at the library
• Chess association holds tournament
• Bowling Green student dies off-campus
• School district plans auction of FMS items
• Sandusky Co airport deal close
• Office chosen as test site for patient-centered project
• Birthdays Feb. 22
• Small-town hardware staging comeback
• Fremont Middle School raises $900 for Cheer for a Cure
• A day after President's Day, who is your favorite president and why?
• Teen takes mission trip to India
• Pets visit nursing homes
• Internet cafe owner considers new location
• Most Wanted: Have you seen Jeremy Parks?
• Council members get update on WPCC project
• ODOT says delays not because of gas tax use
• Christmas trees recycled as fish habitat in lakes
• Marcha wins spelling bee
• Calling all minority farmers
• Olympic trials at Camp Perry
• The Academic Service Center will host a workshop on Study Strategies (the second...
• Please check out episode 1 of TerraTalk! Dr. Jerome Webster and Grant Cummings d...
• Cheering to fight cancer
• Terra hosts faculty voice, piano recital
• Talk about Woodville: New school important for students
• Speed interviews help job seekers
• FOR THE RECORD
• WSOS seeks funds to prevent homelessness
• Schools make strides in Race to the Top
• Community relations commission members announced
• City, Trucco hearing on schedule
• Vanguard merger project on track for fall opening
• Birthday cake winner: Pianist, former jewelry store owner turns 100
• FOR THE RECORD
• Local racing legends judge Racer's Chili Challenge
• Barbershop quartets deliver valentines
• Fremont clerk faces charges of selling bath salts
• Fremont school bus driver reprimanded for drinking
• Stimulus bolsters public assistance
• Challenge to lose weight for summer
• Tax help at Terra
• Man charged with having child pornography
• Terra series presents the Westhuizen Duo
• Forum to focus on Internet cafes
• FOR THE RECORD
• Patrol seeks man who fled car wreck
• Man charged for beating child
• Man who charged police sentenced to probation
• Ellis, council discuss city's 2012 budget
• Police officer honored with Saving a Life Award
• The Office of Admissions and Enrollment Services presents its second of three Fi...
• It was luau day at the TerraVue Grand Cafe today!
• Fremont man sent to prison on probation violation
• FOR THE RECORD
• Ohio justice rejects death penalty law he wrote
• Hayes director retiring
• Lakeside pavilion catches fire
• Talk about Gibsonburg: Schmeltz wins Knights of Columbus free throw
• Fishing, hunting licenses on sale soon
• Goodwill asks for donations for stores
• NAACP plans Black History Month event
• Ohio could lose millions in federal highway funds
• What are these two guys so happy about? Find out more on TerraTalk Episode #1 -...
• TRIPS breaks ground
• Fifth Street project going to bid soon
• Fremont's Most Wanted: Man used counterfeit currency
• Hospital selects Firestarter winners
• Greenslade lands staff position with turnpike
• Correction
• Talk about Oak Harbor: Puppet show to teach about epilepsy
• Organizers: Fundraiser for fire victims a success
• FOR THE RECORD
• Militia case informant got $31K
• FREE FINANCIAL ADVICE. Bring your dinner and learn about your options! Time & M...
• Feds look at cancer cluster
• Fremont man faces felonious assault charge
• Obama budget hikes spending
• Technology utilized in contamination search
• Clyde-Green Springs schools looking for more ways to save
• Birding trail site honored as website of the month
• Orchestra department hosts community concert
• Cheer for a Cure competition Saturday
• FOR THE RECORD
• Men cook, for a cause
• A celebration of black history
• Summer Kitchen hosts its annual tea event
• Birchard Library will show 'Captain America'
• 'Get Fit For Golf' at Memorial Hospital
• Trial opens 2 years after feds break up militia unit
• Catholic charity hosts workshop for volunteers in jail, prison ministry
• Talk About Woodville: New elementary needed
• Sleigh rides at Hayes Center
• Rape defendant free after pleading guilty to lesser charges
• FOR THE RECORD
• New fire truck for Ballville
• Fremont gets good financial news
• Proposal to ban pajamas in public
• John Glenn marks 50 years in orbit
• Used car demand turns jalopies into gems
• John Glenn stands behind continued space exploration
• Speaker to talk about Jefferson at Hayes event
• Auditions open for 'The Secret Garden'
• Fire marshal testing debris
• St. Boniface scrambling to raise $100,000
• Sandusky Co. mulls energy use audit
• Health care law deadlines loom
• Ohio students lag in AP credit
• Disciplinary hearings set for deputies
• Magee Marsh trail closed for eagle protection
• Robbery suspect recently spent a decade in prison
• Runner honored by national club
• Ice-free fishing
• Nurses recognized for helping students
• FOR THE RECORD
• Terra offers three motorcycle courses
• Meeting for students to earn college credit Monday
• Talk about Lindsey: PTO hosts annual chili festival
• Churches find friend in technology
• Santorum facing an uphill climb
• Gibsonburg man sent to jail on panic charge
• TRIPS has ceremony for new facility
• FOR THE RECORD
• Plea deal results in 5-year sentence
• Event to benefit victims
• Elmore firm settles in piracy case
• Fremont schools moving district office
• Bush tells dealers he'd bail out automakers again
• Proposal would pay $2.85 million for Ohio Turnpike study
• New agent joins Truth First Realty
• Bill to regulate exotic animals in Ohio not yet ready
• Colleges host financial aid help night
• WANTED: Police believe fugitive is in area
• Man injured in mobile home fire
• Kasich touts education
• Vanguard Tech Center taking new approach
• Man charged after gas poured in home
• Woodmore bond issue explained
• Courthouse to become more secure
• A whiskey-fueled renaissance
• S.T.A.R.S. teaches students how to deal with bullies
• Health department offers free clinics this week
• Terra State students help complete income tax forms
• Volunteer opportunities through United Way
• Hospital scholarship applications available
• $1M foundation for students
• FOR THE RECORD
• Vendors sell wares for living history
• Good-bye, middle school!
• Bug eradication may hurt healthy trees, group says
• Ohio prison wardens see raises
• Woman faces burglary charges
• Reservoir completion date not known
• Your thoughts on Madonna's halftime performance at the Super Bowl?
• Public Employee Retirees will meet Wednesday
• FOR THE RECORD
• Teen treated, released after rolling car
• County approves tax break for 'green' energy
• Foreclosures converted to rentals
• Internet cafe staff charged
• Park growth serves future
• Learn how to research family history
• Technology interprets for hospital patients
• Peak sentenced on fifth-degree felony charge
• Man gets jail time on stolen property charge
• Claar gets a year for breaking and entering
• Mass hysteria rare, but seen in girls
• Trump endorses Romney
• Police connect trio of robberies
• Man sent to prison on drug charges
• Theft plea results in prison term
• FOR THE RECORD
• What high school's all about
• Plans begin to honor 1813 battle
• Fuel pumps run dry at airport
• Charges mulled in lime spill
• On Feb. 3 (TOMORROW) at 10 a.m., our own Virgil Lupu will perform during a live...
• Bill would merge 2 Sandusky Co. courts
• Happy Groundhog's Day to everyone!
• Woman gets probation on misdemeanor drug charge
• Update on campaign finances
• Fremont man held in Tiffin drug sting
• Pizza delivery driver reports armed robbery
• FOR THE RECORD
• Residents polled about alcohol
• Community looks to future of FMS site
• Miller ferry running again
• Check out what's happening in the TerraVue Grand Cafe today!!
• New salvo in Ohio's war on prescription drug abuse
• White and fluffy, and a real mess
• City files motion to dismiss $5M Trucco lawsuit
• Report backs watershed division
• Woodmore wants to get good word out
• Talk about Oak Harbor: Radio Club revived
• FSA is accepting applications for SURE program
• Terra State dean to attend conference in South Korea
• FOR THE RECORD
• Romney routs Gingrich in Fla. primary
• Today may be the exception, but generally has the cold, cloudy weather got you d...
• Judge considers lawsuit in shooting
• Bordner is President Emerita at Terra
• Inmate says deputy encouraged sex acts
• Reserve seats at romantic dinner
• Fewer than 290 Corvette raffle tickets remain
• Apply for insulators apprenticeship
• Cedar Point auditioning performers
• Leopard that survived exotic animal slaughter euthanized at zoo
• Two injured in truck crash
• Plant closing may help Lake Erie's fish
• Woodmore gearing up for bond issue vote
• Memorial Hospital lab earns Gold Seal
• Union membership down in Ohio
• Ohio seeks to feed kids during summer
• Bishop Hoffman recruiting during Catholic Schools Week
• Don't forget. The Red Cross Bloodmobile is here today in the SAC from 9:30 a.m....
• Ohio Catholic leaders oppose birth control rules
• Sandusky Co. JFS opened 131 fraud investigations last year
• FOR THE RECORD
• Terra trustees elect officers
• Enroll for child care with WSOS
• Terra sees drop in enrollment
• Marcellus Shale natural gas pipeline project in doubt
• TRIPS project still rolling
• Tuskegee Airman enjoys belated acclaim
• Sandusky jail deputies investigated
• FOR THE RECORD
• Ohio man helping in Haiti rebuilding is shot, robbed
• Moving into the mainstream
• Workers hurt in collapse at Cincinnati casino site
• Daffodil Days will benefit Cancer Society
• Red Cross Bloodmobile will be at Terra on Monday, Jan. 30 from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30...
• Biz leaders honored at Chamber dinner
• Local injection wells not as controversial as some
• Obama, governor of Arizona have tiff
• Army, Marines to shrink
• Talk about Lindsey: Fire department hosts poker tournament
• Green Springs man gets probation
• Man gets credit for jail time
• FOR THE RECORD
• 'Fracking' a word some love, while others don't
• Hart settling into his new judgeship
• Webster named new Terra president
• Teachers elated over rescue
• FOR THE RECORD
• Pheasants Forever chapter hosts banquet March 10
• Eating disorder support group plans to meet
• SEAL Team 6 answers call for hostage rescue
• Busy winter for Ross band students
• Ballville Twp. Block Watch set to meet
• Gibsonburg council greets new member
• Internet cafe owner sues City of Fremont
• A little Smithsonian with your Hayes home tour?
• Family Fun Night is tomorrow night (Jan. 26) from 6 to 8 p.m. in the Student Act...
• Sandusky County to refinance debt
• Victims remembered 2 years after drownings
• 'American dream in peril'
• Crash kills turnpike worker
• Old-fashioned rug braiding
• Flutist community looking for members
• Residents audition for student production
• Police officer reports gun stolen
• FOR THE RECORD
• Investigator selected for All-Star award
• Owens students host chili cook-off
• Correction
• Talk about Oak Harbor: Changes made at Beekeeper Inn
• A workshop on financial planning basics for college students will be presented t...
• Staff cuts possible at CGS
• FOR THE RECORD
• 10 Ross musicians play with elite group
• Maritime training classes offered
• Wrestler gets 32 years in HIV assault case
• Judge won't consider release for Amish leader
• Lawmakers want speech to focus on economy
• Back in the saddle again
• Fremont honors Master Teachers
• Business leaders meet for roundtable discussion
• Ten more minutes of Donuts with the Dean - Building A Atrium. First in the series.
• Singers face off in Firelands Idol Talent Competition
• A sad weekend in Happy Valley
• Col. Todd Audet takes Red Horse reins
• Stop by for Donuts with the Dean today until 10 a.m. in the Atrium of Building A...
• OMEA honors students 1st to perform 3 pieces
• Solid Waste District launches new website
• JAN. 23 BIRTHDAYS
• FOR THE RECORD
• Talk about Woodville: Longtime Woodmore High principal retires
• Repeat offender arraigned on domestic violence charges
• Fremonter celebrates 99th birthday
• Ray Fogg performs at Strikers Jan. 28
• RELIGION NOTES
• Minor injuries after wreck
• More workers drop out of employment pool
• Bishop Hoffman on target
• Walmart death ruled a suicide
• Stand alone or merge?
• FFA takes sausage orders
• Defense in child rape case wants confession exluded
• School gets thumbs up
• Walmart car fire death still a mystery
• Ellis, council look into new regulations for Internet cafés
• Instructor, hospital offer fitness classes
• Scholarships available for high school seniors
• Fremont man arrested on break-in, assault charges
• Poll: Ohio voters split over anti-abortion bill
• District approves asbestos removal
• Bail reduced for man awaiting second trial
• FOR THE RECORD
• Plane recovery on hold
• Shooting trial continued again
• Air gun range hits the target
• Extra patrol during Super Bowl
• Talk about Gibsonburg:Fundraising, choir performances
• REACH program teaches students basic job skills
• Oak Harbor awarded Concrete Project of the Year
• Terra hosts financial aid event
• Seniors prepare for college baseball
• Jailers are accused of violations
• Former CVB director arraigned; trial in May
• Legislators seek to regulate 'Internet cafés'
• FMS gears up for Day 1
• District adds bus routes
• Mementos wanted from Seneca courthouse
• FOR THE RECORD
• Terra Community College offers small-business seminars
• Fremont native heads Häfele America
• State agency recognizes Golden Threads volunteer
• Wet fall means leftover manure
• Talk about Oak Harbor: Magruder Hospital could use some children's toys
• The latest Paw Print is in your student portal now. Please check it out there or...
• Bellevue teen arrested on sex charges
• No arrests in McDonald's holdup
• Annual march honors King
• FOR THE RECORD
• Register for the Mature Audience Luncheon
• Support charity at Quarter Craze
• Free blood sugar checks in February
• ElderCollege announces winter event schedule
• Mailed crystal meth seized
• MLK speech rediscovered by teacher, student
• Service notes progress
• Fingers pointed in ship disaster
• Writer chronicles kidney transplant
• 840,000 Ohio students getting school lunch aid
• Home insurance rate hikes likely in Ohio
• Volunteer opportunities
• Polar Plunge aids Special Olympics
• King had an impact on all mankind
• HM Miller looking for approval of change order
• Suspect accused of cutting man
• Mickey Mart robbed
• Rape suspect acquitted by jury
• Dine to Donate at Applebee's
• Watch live coverage of MLK celebration
• FOR THE RECORD
• Workshops teach financial aid application process
• Learn about investigating haunted places
• Customers, workers protest closing of Internet cafes
• Clyde man gets 30 days in jail
• Ritz Theatre offers 2 camps
• WSOS approves funding request
• Talk about Lindsey:Lions Club sponsors bloodmobile
• FOR THE RECORD
• Ruiz appointed to Fremont City Council
• Students, parents tour new Fremont Middle School
• Jurors shown child porn at trial
• Terra will be closed Monday, Jan. 16 in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
• Making the most of January
• Proposal would boost speed limit to 70 mph
• Knights sponsor free throw championship
• Ohio hunters tag more deer this year for muzzleloader season
• FOR THE RECORD
• NAACP prepares for MLK events
• Rents heading higher for third straight year
• Alleged victim testifies in rape trial
• Kalahari unveils addition
• Classes to begin at Flight Academy
• Young mayor faces challenge
• Stocks up on earnings optimism
• Electric program deadline extended
• Jurors chosen in rape trial
• Hospice gets grant from Dow
• EPA testing area for contamination
• Gold seal in scanning for hospital
• Clyde welcomes new Chinese restaurant
• Scholarships in the media
• ODNR offering Project WILD school grants
• Oak Harbor teen's summer job leads to White House visit
• Christmas bird count event hosted for kids
• Talk about Clyde: Disney World trip a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for Clyde students
• 'Age means nothing,' rescued sailor says
• Students collect change
• Clyde to expand offices into former bank branch
• Feds reimburse Ohio for flooding road repairs
• FOR THE RECORD
• Fremont man set to defend self against rape charge
• Council may limit time for public comment
• Warm weather hurting ice fishing
• Owner: Internet café is legal
• 3rd Ward seat open
• Train collectors get help
• Toys will come to life, have some fun at library
• Muzzleloader season under way
• FOR THE RECORD
• Two vehicles involved in injury crash
• Gas prices not likely to deter fracking in Ohio
• Cops pull plugs on city's Internet cafés
• Cordray called smart, tough
• Agency offering volunteer training
• Gibsonburg silo catches fire
• Mauches donate land to nature preserve
• Safety council scholarships available
• Man given probation on domestic violence conviction
• Man faces sex charges involving child victims
• City man faces sex charges involving child
• Man sentenced to prison on sex charge
• House incumbents face challengers in Ohio
• Bordner will retire from Terra College
• Ellis, council look to fill positions
• Congratulations to Terra president, Dr. Marsha S. Bordner, who announced her ret...
• Man given jail sentence for domestic violence
• 300 attend Davis-Besse meeting
• Traffic fatalities decline
• Talk about Lindsey: Council president becomes mayor
• Commissioner Thatcher seeks re-election
• Fremont man sentenced on drug charge
• Local man facing aggravated burglary charge
• No injuries resulted from kitchen fire
• Port Clinton man bails on 7th try to round Cape Horn
• Davis-Besse protesters perform street theater production
• Reservoir contractor seeks $8 million more
• Diversified Insurance Video Competition Unleash the producer-director in you!...
• Port Clinton sailor found alive in South Pacific
• Shark tank ready at new Cleveland aquarium
• Sheriff: Gun residue on Ohio man who freed animals
• First baby of 2012 at Bellevue Hospital born Jan. 2
• Fire reported in Ohio Jeep complex paint shop
• North Central Academy Board to meet Tuesday
• NAMI hosting weekly support group
• Park district offering programs to get kids outside
• Sheriff's dog exercises skills
• School board to have organizational meeting
• FOR THE RECORD
• Optometry practice adds new test to help detect vision disorders
• Board of education welcomes newest member
• Cable spat likely to bring fee hike
• Davis-Besse meeting draws crowd
• Shelter finishes difficult year
• Bank hires new VP of commercial banking
• Woman takes plea deal halfway through trial
• Cookin' Men to benefit hospital
• Carol Benner thanked for her service
• Electrical wiring blamed in house fire
• The University System of Ohio is hosting a Website Design Contest. The entrants...
• Two Bellevue students receive scholarships
• AAA: Ohio gas prices up 6 cents from last week
• More BMV locations accepting reinstatement fees
• Hospital to host screenings
• 'John Denver Tribute' planned for Jan. 28
• 12 for '12: Key issues for Ohio
• Bill would limit change orders
• Hayes Home temporarily closing for restoration
• Clyde High School hosting financial aid night
• FOR THE RECORD
• Grant-funded court program struggles
• Group repairing lighthouse
• A tall order
• Tragedies prompt fire warnings
• How to keep those New Year's resolutions
• Bill would let OSU sue booster
• Fewer Ohio traffic deaths for 2011
• Ohio legislature has lighter to-do list
• FOR THE RECORD
• Man arrested on drug charges
• Lake ports look to host tall ships
• If it's Jan. 1, it must be bingo
• County has plan for sewage problem
• Wylie the Walleye ushers in 2012
• 2 hospitalized after crash
• Birthday cake winner: Fremont woman celebrates 94th birthday
• Talk about Lindsey: Park district makes quilt for fundraiser
• Businesses fail to meet award conditions
• Former travel official indicted
• 2011's top 10 local stories
• Cannon may help protect Great Lakes
• New, free call center available
• Hospital offers free, reduced screenings
• Wylie the Walleye ready for drop
• Sandusky County EDC launches new website
• Police break up underage party
• Coordination saves taxpayer $
• Broski to represent self in rape trial
• Rules complicate race for delegates
• Class teaches to download e-books
• Cancer support group meets Jan. 26
• Annual airport meeting Wednesday
• Birthdays Dec. 30
• State prepares to privatize prisons
• Florida hit hardest by Sears-Kmart closings
• Committee seeks nominations for Peacemaker's Award
• FOR THE RECORD
• Bill aims to help collect restitution
• Troopers work to lower fatalities
• Added deputy a 'Band-Aid'
• Chess winners announced
• Vanguard accepting registration for adult classes
• Owens college receives grant
• School bands play in Disney parade
• Talk about Gibsonburg: Looking back on mayor's term
• Law changes involve abortion, immigration
• FOR THE RECORD
• Residents can dispose of Christmas trees
• Talk about Oak Harbor: Christmas dinner was a success ... mostly
• Senior arrested on assault charge
• Man faces felony drug charges after chase
• Museum to feature B-25
• OSHA levels Corbi Plastics with $18,900 in fines
• County budget includes pay hikes
• Grim holiday season for Kmart, Sears
• Judge tries new OVI approach
• FOR THE RECORD
• DEC. 28 BIRTHDAYS
• Big plans at airport
• Terra tends to safety issues
• Students learn about veterans' sacrifices
• Downtown Clyde decked out for holiday
• Christmas can live on by recycling the tree
• Patrol reminds motorists seat belts save lives
• Farm committee honors chairperson
• Terra celebrates nursing grads
• Economy expected to pick up
• OH GOP stingy with endorsements
• What's Burke been doing?
• Prostate cancer support group meeting Jan. 26
• Muzzleloader season is Jan. 7 to 10
• High school hosting financial aid night
• Elks donate to pantry
• 4-year-old, 2 adults found dead in Christmas Eve fire
• FOR THE RECORD
• Newly elected mayors meet Rep. Rex Damschroder
• Fremont resident runs for Sandusky prosecutor
• Talk about Woodville: Plans, blessings for new year
• Man arraigned on sex charge
• Two men arraigned following break-in
• Ellis spent about $44,000 on race
• A Christmas present to the world
• Strategies for improving job search
• Children dig for dinosaur bones
• Kern Center offers non-credit fitness classes
• A few more words on the year
• Man charged with assault sent to diversion program
• Woman sent to prison on probation violation
• Memorial Hospital to pursue deal with ProMedica
• Simmons retires from council after 32 years
• Ohio's 72nd battled on
• Story helps ailing couple
• The campus and all offices of Terra State Community College will be closing at 3...
• Bobcats making comeback
• Fremont woman sent to prison in theft case
• Fremont man sentenced for selling fish
• Growth in Turkey an opportunity for Ohio cattle industry
• County employees getting raises
• Residents receive gifts aplenty
• Terra announces food class schedule
• FOR THE RECORD
• Red Cross will recognize local Everyday Heroes
• Inmate takes plea deal for B&E charges
• 2 languages better than 1
• Fremont hospital sues advisers
• Ohio sees tiny population gain
• Probation violation lands woman in facility
• Woman gets probation in stolen property case
• Fremont man held on charge of rape
• Hayes Presidential Center gives holiday sleigh rides
• Gray wolves on rebound in U.S.
• Abortion bill faces revisions
• Some Ohio Turnpike tolls rising Jan. 1
• Ohio State gets bowl ban, other penalties
• Sheriff: Man cleaning gun killed girl
• Congress OKs $300 million for Great Lakes cleanup
• New brochure highlights Civil War
• FOR THE RECORD
• Man sentenced to community facility after violating probation
• Man given jail, probation on sex charge
• Rash of crashes occur over weekend
• Visitors bureau hires new director
• Board OKs new bus routes
• Kucinich concerned with cracks at Davis-Besse
• Governor to put new fee, tax hike on drillers
• Kasich touts improved employment picture
• White Christmas possible for northern Ohio
• Sign up for Kids' Tech at BGSU
• Man gets 12 yrs for harming kids
• Departing treasurer retained
• Second early bird wins $500
• Book club will give parents tools to help first-graders read
• Police: Ohio boy killed among rail cars
• Talk about Clyde: 12-year-old will shave her curls
• FOR THE RECORD
• Great Scot! Food donations surpassing last year's drive
• Terra will be closed for the holidays from Saturday, Dec. 24 through Monday, Jan...
• Woodmore alumni raise voices, funds at inaugural event
• Ohio jobless picture not so rosy
• Last troops leave Iraq
• The Rascals play at The Ritz Theatre
• WSOS offices closed to walk-ins
• Immunization clinic changes location
• Ohio utility regulations benefit companies
• MacArthur Lock closes as lakes' shipping season winds down
• Online exchange matches needs with donations
• Board discusses design of new office
• Childbirth education begins Jan. 11
• Birthday cake winner: Sister Willman turns 100
• County rejects bids for fire frequency
• FOR THE RECORD
• Prosecutor objects to diversion
• Senators extend tax cut 2 months
• Mayor Overmyer looks back on 20 busy years
• Feds probing accident that left 3 injured
• Payday lenders skirt law
• Happy Holidays from Terra State Community College! (Starring President, Dr. Mars...
• An impressive unveiling
• It was all in a year's work
• U.S. formally ends Iraq war without fanfare
• Earn dual credits toward sport degree
• Bill aims to boost quality of nursing homes
• 2 get prison for attempted rape
• Council says its goodbyes
• Could cellphone bans for drivers be enforceable?
• Hunters gain more weekend time in deer gun season
• Talk about Lindsey: Student organization plans to make a difference
• Cool!! (get it??)
• Shoppers buy toys for donation
• Find help coping with death
• Dinner benefits spiritual retreat
• Lawmakers OK end to map flap
• Woman ordered to pay restitution in theft case
• FOR THE RECORD
• Fremont still looking at delays for reservoir project
• ODOT better at oversight, but some costs soar
• Federal oversight spotty on $40B for roads
• Lights at Christmas winners announced
• Community helps food pantry reopen
• Congrats to our fall 2011 retirees: Red Haslinger, Sue Andrews and Gil Bocanegra...
• The latest issue of the Paw Print has been posted to student portals. Or follow...
• Chamber president runs in Seneca County
• Bicyclist in fair condition after crash
• Sandusky County commissioner seeks reelection
• Postal Service agrees to delay closings
• Da Vinci's celebrates anniversary
• FOR THE RECORD
• Art gallery celebrates 30 years
• Fremont makes changes to website
• Retail sales rise for sixth month
• Holidays add to fire risk
• Just a reminder. All offices will be closed from noon to 2 p.m. Dec. 15 so emplo...
• Pearl Harbor Day inspires reunion
• 'Hoop Shoot' winners to compete in districts
• Jobs at Cleveland casino
• Man pleads guilty to touching minor
• FOR THE RECORD
• Ohio giving college students a break on taxes
• Ready or not, it's coming
• City man accused of burglary
• Do-over for fire radios
• Bellevue Hospital honors workers for their service
• Dec. 12 birthdays
• Drilling surge = jobs, worries
• Kids, cops bond over shopping
• Special Olympians draw crowd
• Trailing rivals questioning Gingrich, Romney records
• Holiday concerts grace community
• FOR THE RECORD
• Schools buy .xxx names on Internet
• Filling the skills gap
• Election petitions to be certified Tuesday
• Gingrich's rise puzzles veteran Republicans
• AG wants review of foster care
• 5 to vie for U.S. House seat
• Assault outside middle school
• FOR THE RECORD
• Agencies go beyond covering expenses
• News about Lake Erie algae not all bad
• Bill would end double dipping
• Poverty, mental illness linked
• Judge wants Jones suit tossed
• Sounds of the season
• Grant helps fund Lindsey fire truck
• Contractors bid on building facility
• FOR THE RECORD
• Woman monitored in falsification case
• Man faces 4th OVI in 6 years
• Troopers seize record amount of heroin
• North Central Academy Board meeting Tuesday
• Santa's coming to Gibsonburg
• Group to help kids with fundraiser
• Pre-trial hearing for Zachary Brody postponed
• Fremont man arrested on rape, domestic violence charges
• Rep. Jim Jordan unopposed so far in congressional race
• Candidates, issues announced for March election
• Vehicles stolen from used car lot
• Poverty: Building bridges of understanding
• Contract awarded for juvenile detention facility renovations
• Medical issues cast Curtice couple into poverty
• Today is Pearl Harbor Day... "December 7, 1941, a date which will live in infamy...
• Holiday traditions come and go
• NAACP's food drive under way
• Auditor rewards Bellevue schools
• FOR THE RECORD
• Davis-Besse nuclear plant restarts
• Fremont man sentenced on fifth OVI
• Woodmore going back to voters with bond issue
• Some Lockshin clients to get $
• Remembering Pearl Harbor
• Hospital offering circuit training
• Book buyback at The Collegestore - Tuesday through Thursday, December 13th - 15t...
• Here's a little sneak peek at the next fun video project we're putting together...
• AIDS Resource Center Ohio will be on campus TODAY: Presenting Two Educational S...
• Oak Harbor reaches tentative settlement
• Toledo man gets probation in property crime
• Fremont man gets 10 years in child porn case
• Middle school ready to move in
• Cancer film seeks answers
• Dance event to benefit CASA
• Congressman criticizes Davis-Besse plant's restart
• Hearing to focus on Lake Erie algae
• Volunteering not just a way to help
• Tickets remain for Corvette raffle
• Building malls teaches geography
• Class of 1959 having luncheon
• Church hosting cookie, craft sale
• Block watch having Christmas party
• Postal cuts to slow delivery of first-class mail
• AEP accord could raise small biz rates 30 percent
• More tax income, less spending aids Ohio budget
• Ohioans facing uncertainty over jobless benefits
• FOR THE RECORD
• Christmas event draws crowd
• Terra donates toys to hospital
• Seasonal employment makes winter difficult
• Woman finds stability out of homelessness
• Living life on the edge
• The new poor: Situational poverty on the rise locally
• Davis-Besse nuclear plant can reopen
• Judge tosses challenge to private Ohio jobs board
• Love Lights helps ease loss
• Sandusky County Sheriff's Office stepping up patrols this month
• Gibsonburg man receives probation on weapons charge
• Otis Elementary students raise $1,700 for Honor Flight
• Assistant fire chief recognized for service
• In Ohio's poorest county, people do what it takes
• Details emerge on welfare drug testing
• Orchestra hosting holiday concert
• Job creation tax credits falling short
• Cookie, candy contest Saturday
• Safety-service director to retire
• Trial delayed for shooting suspect
• Sheriff seeks more workers in 2012 budget
• Downtown preps for weekend
• FOR THE RECORD
• Public hearing to focus on zoning changes
• Terra's Holiday Festival,"Stars I Shall Find," will be presented at the followin...
• Movie about Clyde cancer cluster on screen Monday
• Wilkins served Oak Harbor for 37 years
• Dog warden has plans for $
• Our friends at the University of Toledo are having a recruitment event, "Countdo...
• Hilfiker Relay for Life team having benefit
• FOR THE RECORD
• Group offers scholarships to achievers
• A child shall feed them ...
• Dad gets 10 days in CVS robbery
• Season passes available for White Star Beach
• Blood pressure screenings set for Wednesday
• Financial panic eased for now
• BIRTHDAYS
• Program designed to help returning veterans
• Here's the video... :-)
• Editing flash-mob video...
• Chiropractor has Elmore mayor's backing
• Judges want emps to get raises
• Once Upon a Christmas event this weekend
• Fremont teen accused of sexual contact with minor
• Taxes set to climb if deal isn't reached
• FOR THE RECORD
• Veterans Memorial vandalized
• Squirrel, wind interrupt power
• Empty trailer catches fire
• Business owners meet with delegation
• Local running for U.S. Senate
• Did you catch the flash mob in Building B today?! Watch for a video soon!!
• Rape suspect from Clyde withdraws guilty plea
• Meyer steps into spotlight
• Family opens new relaxation, rejuvenation spa
• Piano teacher hosting recital
• Shoppers snap up Cyber Monday deals
• Check benefits Community Christmas
• FOR THE RECORD
• Clyde won't see March school levy
• AEP settlement could up bills
• Local sheriff's deputy honored
• Register Today. Don't Delay! Spring 2011 registration is underway. Register for...
• Miss Vacationland about more than just looks
• Portman couldn't break the supercommittee deadlock
• Medicare's drug coverage gap shrinks
• Memorial Hospital hosting sibling class
• Funeral home hosting holiday memorial program
• Enter lottery for youth muzzleloader deer hunts
• Ohio puts 200-pound third-grader in foster care
• FOR THE RECORD
• Safety is key during deer gun season
• Shoppers visit holiday market
• LAKOTA HIGH SCHOOL HONOR ROLL
• Crash knocks out power at Portage Twp. Walmart
• Final election results released
• Landowners hope to profit from gas boom
• Sales, events bring out shoppers locally
• Figuring out the country's new normal
• Mom holds out hope three missing Mich. boys are alive
• Baskets of Hope plans shopping, food drive
• Sandusky County Park District audit comes up clean
• Man hurt in two-vehicle crash
• Juvenile court's '12 budget flat
• Gratitude all around at VFW
• Lindsey Village Council changes title of clerk/treasurer
• FOR THE RECORD
• Music store to donate portion of sales
• Open houses to celebrate area wildlife
• Amish concerned over haircut attacks
• Ohio redistricting fight begets campaign confusion
• A year later, Michigan town mourns missing boys
• Oak Harbor history center seeks volunteers, donations
• Bellevue food pantry gets $5,000 donation
• Fremont leaders, businesses talk downtown needs
• FBI arrests 7 men in Amish attacks in Ohio
• Owners reject proposed Ohio ban on exotic wildlife
• FOR THE RECORD
• Spotty power affects Clyde, Bellevue areas
• Clyde man killed by injuries from crash
• Home-based businesses are booming
• Board may try again on mental health levy
• Talk about Gibsonburg: Counting my blessings this Thanksgiving
• Family cooking with catering business
• Elementary won't be renovated
• Police seize bath salts, fake pot
• BCS school board discusses options since levy failed
• Hospital hires director of surgical services
• Nurses receive lactation consultant certifications
• FOR THE RECORD
• Basketball game benefits Make-A-Wish
• Man points gun at repo men; deputies respond
• Woman granted judicial release
• Fremont woman admits to cashing fake checks
• Terra will be closed from Wednesday, Nov. 23 through Sunday, Nov. 27 for Thanksg...
• Church gives back with Thanksgiving drive
• Schools on track in Race to Top
• Students bet on blackjack
• Hands-on activity teaches about hearts
• CORRECTION
• 'Early Bird' ticket drawn in Corvette Raffle at hospital
• Lights of Love to benefit auxiliary
• FOR THE RECORD
• Clyde man charged with raping 8-year-old in 2007
• Ohio task force recommends banning exotic animals
• Insecticide incident leads to arrest
• The Capital University MIDI Band performing in Terra's Recital Hall
• The Capital University MIDI Band will perform a free concert TONIGHT at 7 p.m. i...
• 'Gibsonburg' rough cut screened for input
• 'Joe the Plumber' speaks
• Ohioans more likely than most to smoke
• Schools unsure who will pay for computers for testing
• Debt panel poised to admit failure
• Library gets grant for flat file cabinet
• Be thankful for the blessings in your life
• Train display honors Knight
• FOR THE RECORD
• Toledo sees auto industry revived
• NRA registering for Junior Pistol Camp
• American Civil War Museum aims to spark interest
• Patrol investigates fatal crash on U.S. 20
• Man faces felony assault, domestic violence charges
• Two arrests made in suspected murder plot
• Freshman digs into politics
• Community Thanksgiving Dinner is Thursday
• Man granted judicial release after half his sentence
• Woman reports being run over at motel
• FOR THE RECORD
• Applicants line up for liquor permit
• Plant taking closer look at cracks
• Terra Community College presenting chamber music this weekend
• Jammed bathroom door on airplane sparks terror scare
• Chevys replace Ford fleet
• Sandusky County Community Foundation awards grants
• Students, Damschroder continue anti-texting while driving crusade
• FOR THE RECORD
• Fremont City Council has hearings on aggregation programs
• Event features local retailers
• Woman injured after roll-over crash
• Sandusky County opens bids for juvenile detention center repairs
• Small fire 'posed no threat' at Davis-Besse Nuclear Power Station
• Rep. Bob Gibbs vents about fracking proposals
• Break-ins concern Green Springs
• Visitors bureau looking for chief
• Sandusky County budget hearings begin
• FOR THE RECORD
• Please come out and celebrate Native American History Month tomorrow (Nov. 17) f...
• The new Paw Print has been posted to student portals and is also available at ht...
• Mistrial ruled in fatal crash involving firefighter
• Police find counterfeit bills
• Gardening volunteers sought
• Sandusky County Job and Family Services honors employees
• Memorial Hospital hires new compliance officer
• Gift Baskets and Bouquets having grand opening with new owner
• Clyde still hopeful for solar project
• Copper thieves getting sentenced
• Trial continued for man accused of ordering gunshots into crowd
• "JAZZ NIGHT," presented by Terra's Student and Faculty Jazz Combos, will begin...
• Starting on Nov. 16, the CollegeStore will be closed until Dec. 5th due to the i...
• Rez project running into delays
• Trial over fatal crash begins
• Supreme Court taking on health care
• Terra trustees donate money to name new nursing skills lab
• Fremont Ross to perform play
• Ohio court won't halt execution
• Fremont pickup stolen
• FOR THE RECORD
• Fremont woman charged with drug trafficking
• Burglary problem in Green Springs
• 40 years later, he's still blowing
• Mayor-elect looks at city's future
• Wheelchair not stopping Oak Harbor's Adam Benner
• Nov. 14 birthdays
• Solomon Lutheran gets scientific
• Truck stolen from Lowe's parking lot
• FOR THE RECORD
• Murder trial using eye-blink testimony begins
• Ohio man, 75, found dead after explosion
• 'An Adult Evening of Shel Silverstein' auditions starting
• Talk about Woodville: Scouts, credit union team up for successful food drive
• State ponders turnpike's fate
• 2012 vote will focus on Ohio again
• Fremont honors its heroes
• Birthday Cake Winner: Woman marks her 99th
• Fremont school workers focus on healthy cooking
• Watershed coalition to meet
• FOR THE RECORD
• Former soldier recalls burned Iraqi children
• Former visitors bureau director arraigned
• Two arrested after police search home
• 'Veterans Stand Down' event offers info on local services
• Rec center getting new weight equipment
• Fremont man admits to sexually abusing children
• Tea party groups seek 'right-to-work' measure
• Ohio inmates sue after HIV status leak
• Man given prison for receiving stolen property
• Clyde man sentenced to prison on drug charge
• Clyde-Green Springs schools looking for new treasurer
• Talk about Lindsey: Clerk/treasurer position will become village fiscal officer
• FOR THE RECORD
• Clyde man honored with Cup of Kindness
• FOR THE RECORD
• Free Thanksgiving Dinner will be at Woodmore High School
• Hunters have more options to check in deer with new ODNR system
• County prepares to draft budget
• Election ousts city incumbents
• Plow crews prepare for winter
• Learn to sign Christmas carols
• Deer crashes through school bus windshield
• Local groups receive $55,000 from Community Grant Program
• Zoo carefully monitoring exotics
• Students get the wiggles
• Issue 2: Health care payments would spike
• This is a reminder from the Sandusky County Board of Elections ... "As you know...
• Hospital offering flu shots
• Liberty Center receives $500 donation
• Techniform Industries receives award
• FOR THE RECORD
• 11 arrested at underage drinking party
• Child abuse suspect competent for trial
• Cops train for mental crises
• Issue 2: Law would limit who can join unions
• Sandusky County employers get $70,000 in refunds
• Attention Terra students and alumni: Career Services is holding the 2nd Annual W...
• Talk about Woodville: Halloween tips to keep trick-or-treaters safe
• 50 arrests at Halloween block party near Ohio University
• Ohio mock zombie outbreak inspired by CDC message
• FOR THE RECORD
• Second CVS assault suspect sentenced
• School board roundup: Clyde, Woodmore, Lakota, Margaretta races
• Business owner is running for Bellevue mayor
• Five Ohio presidents fought in Civil War
• Issue 2 would require merit pay
• Overmyer, Ellis continue campaign as election nears
• FOR THE RECORD
• Whirlpool cutting 5,000 jobs
• Check your lotto ticket!
• Birthday cake winner: Fremonter turns 96 today
• Ross Hall of Famer accused of stealing from youth football association requests diversion
• Gibsonburg mayor facing challenger as he seeks third term
• Commissioners receive bids for fire dept. radio network
• County eyes "green energy zone'
• Ballville Dam removal discussed
• Judge rules on Trucco suit
• Issue 2: No impact on retirement payouts
• Parkinson's support group Nov. 8
• Aquatics classes for parents, kids
• Exotic animal tattoo fundraiser extended
• Report prevented wheat planting
• Talk about Lindsey: Village to get LED sign
• FOR THE RECORD
• Surviving exotic pets not released to widow
• Assault suspect sentenced on lesser charge
• Martial arts help kids build self-confidence
• Residents attend fundraiser for Jim Ellis
• Part 5: Issue 2 eliminates fees
• Green Springs candidates square off
• Warning siren installation completed
• Walk to raise funds for suicide prevention
• Dinner to benefit NAMI
• FOR THE RECORD
• Fremont given probation on nonsupport charges
• Woodmore seeks bond issue
• Halloween is of course on Monday. What costume are you planning to wear?
• Issue 2 allows cash-strapped entities to alter contracts
• Village has more mayoral candidates than stoplights
• Clyde teen injured in one-car crash
• Kasich: Northern Ohio would see money from Turnpike lease
• Gift Baskets and Bouquets wins Fremont scarecrow contest
• FOR THE RECORD
• Fremont man gets prison time for probation violation
• School chief gives levy low-down
• Valley View Healthcare earns President's Award from Trilogy
• Job Stores sets November seminars
• Woman hit by car in serious condition
• Candidates plead their case
• Fremont bar raids yield citations
• FOR THE RECORD
• Terra employees join fundraising campaign
• Donation for center at Terra
• Memorial Hospital has Diabetes Fair
• It's more than just a bus
• States target prescriptions by 'pill mills'
• Clyde preparing for Halloween Parade
• Chili Cook-Off winners named
• Farmers market season ending
• Libya declared free, but Gadhafi death questioned
• Health Dept. plans clinics
• Fright Night to feature dancing, crafts, more
• Crack at Davis-Besse spurs activists
• FOR THE RECORD
• Issue 2 would ban public worker strikes
• School's craft show grows
• Event opens window on past
• Councilman raises reservoir concerns
• Issue 2 would end binding arbitration
• Gov. Kasich's order designed to rein in exotic-animal owners
• Fremont man sentenced on sex charge
• FOR THE RECORD
• Defendant denied request to withdraw plea
• Gadhafi's body stashed in shopping center freezer
• Obama announces total Iraq troop withdrawal
• Maryland father who fled police given jail time
• Fremont man sentenced to prison for probation violation
• Check out the Red Ribbon "Spook" tacular on Tuesday, Oct. 25.
• Zanesville animal pursuit over
• Fremont parade highlights after-school programs
• Pumpkin cooking contest Sunday
• Walk-in flu clinics coming up at health department
• Jail, restitution ordered
• Man sentenced for not paying child support
• Man gets jail, probation on nonsupport charge
• Owner of exotic animals was deep in debt
• FOR THE RECORD
• Put-in-Bay restaurant owner admits to disorderly conduct in police incident
• City opposes state tax plan
• Event seeks end to home violence
• Monday, Oct. 24 is the deadline for applying for graduation. The Application for...
• Jack Hanna: 'No other way' to handle wild animal situation
• Welcome, fellow Americans
• Clyde-Green Springs takes third shot at school levy
• I think we can rightfully claim them as "Terra's Own," right? Did you catch The...
• Green Springs' Adam Greenslade named to Ohio Turnpike Commission
• Elmore Historical Society hosting pie baking contest
• Food Safety Awards announced
• Fall Festival to feature events all day Oct. 29
• FOR THE RECORD
• Man arrested on aggravated burglary charge
• Neighbors shocked by close encounters with exotic animals
• Check out the lastest edition of the student newsletter, The Paw Print.
• Clyde contract gets council OK
• Date set for school dedication
• Man admits to sex with minor
• Fremont woman gets probation for vehicular homicide
• Ohio safety forces' study shows union concessions
• Fremont man sentenced on pandering charges
• Fremont woman charged with stabbing man
• Clyde man sentenced for burglary, domestic violence
• Social Security to give raises
• Stamm Elementary kindergartners get fire safety training
• Due to unforeseen circumstances, Hypnopalooza, the comedy hypnosis and mentalism...
• Talk about Clyde: Tylan McCollum wins Halloween button design contest
• Breakfast brings grandparents to Green Springs Elementary
• Whirlwind 'Play in a Day' hits Fremont this weekend
• FOR THE RECORD
• Dog show raises more than $650 for humane society
• 2 Democrats argue over union law
• Man pleads in child porn case
• Village installing LED lights
• Fremont City Schools board hears about asbestos abatement
• Kits are new tool in drug fight
• New Northwest Ohio Medical Equipment location opens
• Fremont students' artwork to be shown
• Society honors Bill Wolf
• Market goes out like a lion
• Fremont will begin leaf pickup Nov. 7
• Hearing to focus on Ballville Dam
• Gibsonburg FFA to serve dinner
• OCT. 17 BIRTHDAYS
• Ohio law banning K2 and bath salts drugs goes into effect today
• Run/walk to raise awareness of prostate cancer
• Talk about Woodville: Scouts, credit union to collect food
• Applications taken for Toledo casino jobs
• FOR THE RECORD
• Day mixes fun, family, fall
• K2, bath salt drugs targeted by state
• Court: Ohio's new U.S. House map can go to voters
• Birthday Cake Winner: Farmer, veteran marks 90th year
• FOR THE RECORD
• Woman gets year in prison for theft
• Sentencing soon in vehicular homicide
• Issue 3 would gut key federal health care overhaul provision in Ohio
• Man gets 20 years in women's deaths
• Dad pleads to misdemeanor in CVS robbery
• Tax breaks help, analysis shows
• Any big weekend plans?
• Man tracks Civil War link
• 'Our Town' opens theater's season
• FOR THE RECORD
• Bellevue center plans family fun
• Woodmore-CAGE to unveil memorial wall
• Police suspect suicide after finding Port Clinton woman in marshy area
• New crack found at Davis-Besse nuclear plant
• Is local museum full of spirits?
• City, OEPA forge new deadlines
• Report: Great Lakes algae problem needs more study
• Talk about Lindsey: Panel to discuss public records
• Asian carp: If you can't beat 'em, eat 'em
• Asian carp is walleye foe
• Chef Ed has the sauce ready... but are YOU ready?! Be there from 11 - 1 for some...
• American Welding and Tank fined nearly $4M
• Missing Fremont woman found at Kentucky hotel
• Coroner: Bellevue deaths a murder-suicide
• OCT. 13 BIRTHDAYS
• Clyde-Green Springs district wants to answer questions on levy
• Talk about Gibsonburg: Fire department raffle coming up
• Clyde-Green Springs district wants to answer questions on levy
• Arson suspected at Fremont bar
• FOR THE RECORD
• Crashes, truck traffic up on 70 mph Ohio Turnpike
• Harvest tops expectations
• Fremont woman, 49, missing
• 'X' means the axe
• New owner keeping Gift Baskets & Bouquets downtown
• 'Hairspray' to be performed at Ritz
• Cancer support group to meet
• Craft show set for Oct. 22
• 2 ex-soldiers plead guilty to beating homeless man
• Sandusky County Commissioners accepting bids for fire dept. radio
• FOR THE RECORD
• Take Back the Night aims to end violence
• Thursday October 13th from 5:30 -7:30pm, Terry Holmes will be hosting a session...
• The "Wings of Death" sauce is coming along nicely...
• Apply for passport Thursday at Oak Harbor H.S.
• Celebration highlights after-school programs
• Breast cancer education takes center stage
• GOP campaign: Not the economy?
• Anti-Wall Street protests face question: Now what?
• Republicans in Ohio divided or undecided
• FOR THE RECORD
• 'Joe the Plumber' plans to run for Congress
• Retailers lined up for Liberty Square's next phase
• District plans to auction off building
• Thursday in the TerraVue café we will be featuring Chef Ed’s famous Wing Day. Ch...
• Apple Festival royalty on Cloud 9
• Mark your calendars Terra has teamed up with the Prevention Partnership to prese...
• State OKs job retention funding
• Last farmers market of season is Saturday
• Army wife attending Terra from Germany
• FOR THE RECORD
• Fire chief: A safety plan can save lives
• Murder-suicide suspected in Bellevue couple's deaths
• Deadline for County View Book photos is Oct. 27
• Talk about Woodville: Prevent identity theft with shredding at credit union
• Fixing the sewer overflow problem
• Haunted Hydro open through Halloween
• Hiring improves as nation adds 103,000 jobs, but it will take more to end crisis
• Voter registration deadline approaches
• Birthday Cake Winner: 1933 Ross graduate marks another year
• Ohio Issue 2: What else is in Senate Bill 5?
• Ohio Issue 1: Amendment could add years to judges' service
• City files motion in Trucco lawsuit
• Bellevue pharmacy robber sentenced to six years
• Permit renewed for Vickery waste injection site
• Troopers seize $301K drugs
• Documentary tackles War of 1812
• Volleyball players aim to help
• Third of unemployed have been jobless for year-plus
• Lions Club working to fight vision problems
• Castoffs are attacking fellow Amish, cutting off their beards, hair
• Rally supporting mental health levy set for Saturday
• FOR THE RECORD
• 20 Under 40 honoree has passion for senior care
• Clerks cited for selling to minors
• Fall Reading Days are Monday, Oct. 10 and Tuesday, Oct. 11. There will be no cla...
• 'You need to work with people to succeed'
• Locals performing in 'Our Town'
• OSS sponsoring tire recycling collection day
• The Office of Disability Services is hosting the second of two days of disabilit...
• Fremont man gets year on drug charge
• Workers to cut hole in Davis-Besse wall for repair
• Restaurants eat rising costs
• Springer fires up local Dems
• FOR THE RECORD
• Today, there will be an Open House in the DATE (developmental and assistive tech...
• Ellis, Overmyer debate issues
• Animals blessed at Sacred Heart event
• Talk about Oak Harbor: Highway dedicated to Sgt. Kline
• Heinz employees raise cash for humane society
• Fremont bank will expand into Tiffin
• Transition Fair helps students with special needs
• Steinle gives bikes to needy children
• Report: Mussels, nutrients damage Great Lakes
• FOR THE RECORD
• Fremont man sentenced to probation on sex charge
• Banquet awards people for beautifying Fremont
• Good morning, Terra State Community College! It's going to be a GREAT day!
• A collector of all things Clyde
• Hospital offering free screening to uninsured
• Ohio removes pork from prison meals
• Davis-Besse closes for maintenance
• 2 Ohio panels to address toxic algae on Lake Erie
• FOR THE RECORD
• Woodmore committee making final push for levy
• Report: Man arrested after trying to rob off-duty, retired officers
• 2 Fremont store owners charged
• Highway dedicated to soldier
• Sentencing law takes effect
• American Red Cross Blood Drive is tomorrow (Oct. 4) at Terra. 9:30 a.m. to 3:30...
• Mayoral candidates to debate
• Memorial Hospital hosting Sibling Class
• Wall Street protesters: We're in for the long haul
• Pa. gas drilling waste pumped under Ohio
• State publishes tutor rankings
• Flooding displaces Woodville students, teachers
• Star Wars Day has universal appeal
• FOR THE RECORD
• Banquet honors people who make a difference in Fremont
• Dog walk benefits Village House
• Rain disrupts battle
• Free depression screenings available
• Kindermusik Fall Celebration planned
• Terra's growth shown through new facility
• Checking out e-books gets easier
• Portions of Ohio Senate district restored
• Ohio panel alters maps drawn by Republicans
• Casino job-hunters bet on skills coaching in Cleveland
• ElderCollege fall slate includes trips, mega-disasters and more
• Killing Americans: Attack enters uncharted ground
• 10 must-dos for Skype interviews
• FOR THE RECORD
• The grand opening begins in one hour. Please join us for the dedication ceremony...
• 2 area men plead to lesser charges in rape case
• Final farmers market set for Oct. 8
• FOR THE RECORD
• Port Clinton's Wylie the Walleye gets a face-lift
• Opponents put election law on temporary hold
• Nelson pleads in rape case
• 2 injured in crash
• United Way launches fundraising campaign
• Police arrest Kmart theft suspect
• Trucco wants Arcadis included in suit
• Fremont Kiwanis club celebrates 90 years
• The grand opening of the Arts and Health Technologies Center has been moved to t...
• Sandusky County deputy rescues 4 from burning home
• Ottawa Co. animals have new advocate
• Funeral home hosts open house
• Health screenings offered Monday
• FOR THE RECORD
• Juveniles charged in theft spree
• Sinkholes near Gypsum prompt monitoring
• Terra Community College approves strategic plan
• Fewer queue up for flu shots
• New tech = classroom fun
• Just two days till the grand opening of the Arts and Health Technologies Center....
• Obama campaign wades into Ohio early voting law fight
• Center ready for re-enactment
• Gas-fired power plant to go live in January
• Recycle TVs, small electronics Saturday
• Talk about Oak Harbor: Beekeeper Inn having grand opening
• A.M. Korner Cafe expands hours, menu
• FOR THE RECORD
• Recovery Within to meet Oct. 5
• Kern Center offering social media, smartphone classes
• Hawks donate $10,000 to Terra Community College
• See Crown Battery, more area sites during Green Energy Ohio Tour
• More rainfall on tap
• SANDUSKY COUNTY YMCA FALL SCHEDULE
• Old Fort family supports Terra music
• Job Stores offers seminars
• No Child Left Behind waiver comes with a price
• Panel waves bidding of Ohio video lottery contract
• Former fire chief's son charged in shooting
• FOR THE RECORD
• C-GS chief on campaign path
• Police: Man stole $26K in jewelry
• The second annual Heroes Run will be this Saturday, Oct. 1 out on the prairie he...
• Former Woodmore QBs, teammates going to Hawaii as Bud Light Fan Camp winners
• Weather clears for PC festival
• Sept. 26 birthdays
• Leadership Sandusky County kicks off 21st year
• Talk about Woodville: CAGE having OSU vs. Nebraska football party
• Sandusky County Area College Fair is Oct. 3
• Marcellus Shale: Spin overtaking facts in drilling debate
• FOR THE RECORD
• States want faster action on invasives
• Memorial Hospital promotes health at Family Fest
• Officials think long-term about grant
• Juvenile grant aimed at rehabilitation
• FOR THE RECORD
• Bond set at $1.5M for Brody
• Rally supports possible Ohio texting ban
• Ross Coach suspended for calling off handshake
• Habitat for Humanity celebrates 500,000th house worldwide
• Bellevue Hospital offering seasonal flu shots
• Leadership class tours Sandusky County
• Ohio incomes down from 2007
• Obama challenges Boehner, McConnell on home turf
• FBI trains 9 locals for really bad days
• Traffic stop yields 33g of crack
• Fresh, local: School harvests own garden for lunches
• Cleveland, Cincinnati among poorest big cities in U.S.
• Rileigh's Closet to sponsor Kid's Market
• Lindsey Tree Commission taking bids on 5 piles of wood
• Hayes Elementary program encourages reading
• Experts: Repeal-proof tactic used on congressional map likely isn't
• FOR THE RECORD
• Fremont council has long closed session with Trucco
• Biz booming at pawn shops
• Lawyer and his sons injured by car bomb
• Help end hunger one step at a time with CROP Walk
• Here's your chance to learn to play bagpipes
• Ohio medical marijuana ballot language rejected
• Legislature approves new Ohio congressional map
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• Kangaroo mauls man at Ohio farm
• Judge: Child victim can testify
• Bad weather = bad fishing
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• Fast work for fast food
• Talk about Oak Harbor: Riverview to host pink fashion show
• Memorial Hospital Family Fest on Sunday
• FOR THE RECORD
• Redistricting battle lines drawn
• Clyde council OKs road contract
• Wilkins sentenced on theft charges
• Bellevue woman earns Firelands award
• Chicken barbecue to raise money for United Way of Sandusky County
• Sandusky County residents can get rid of old TVs, small electronics
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• Run for the Roses raises more than $500 for cancer patients
• Sandusky-Clyde Energy Solutions receives permit for power plant
• Springer to rally for SB 5 repeal
• High school busing to return
• Talk about Clyde: Fair draws crowds with parade, car show, kart racing
• Bellevue Hospital Foundation's Corvette raffle returns
• College fair at Owens Community College today
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• Fair to focus on re-entry program
• Obama seeks tax hikes on rich
• Crews troll for invasive species
• Clyde Fair has patriotic hue
• FCT earns 5 awards at state festival
• Elmore Library book group will meet
• Board of Elections meets Wednesday
• Magazine gives BGSU high marks
• Ohio summit to focus on energy
• FOR THE RECORD
• Government shrinks under Kasich
• Book will boost OH sports trivia IQ
• City moving ahead with Wi-fi
• Civil War re-enactors offer taste of history
• State auditor visits Sandusky County Jail garden
• WSOS offers after-school programs
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• Squirrel shuts off power in west side of Fremont
• Ohio changes child support collection tactics
• Vendors hawk wares at Midwest Birding Symposium
• Navy clears gay WWII vet's record
• 3 dead, 56 injured in horrific Reno air show crash
• Birthday Cake Winner: Fremont woman celebrates 95th
• Here's what it looks like to sit in the "captain's chair" of the new recording s...
• Council hears proposal to keep Ballville Dam
• Tailgators appeals liquor license decision
• Retiree searches for veterans' graves in Sandusky County
• Terra chooses subtle way to honor POWs
• Terra's new center to be dedicated on Sept. 30
• Newspaper will host Fremont mayoral debate
• Controversial Congressional map clears Ohio House
• Hundreds were helped with cooling costs
• FOR THE RECORD
• Two Clyde apartments damaged by fire
• Fremont teen charged with raping 4-year-old
• Officers find, seize pot found in Sandusky County fields
• Liske draws 3 life sentences for killing family members
• $3.2 million yacht centerpiece of boat show
• Hoarding: Humane societies find too many animals in homes
• Talk about Gibsonburg: Alumni band to join GHS Homecoming festivities
• Ralph's Joy of Living Farmers Market ranks in top 5 in state
• Jim Ellis to campaign at Fremont farmers market
• FOR THE RECORD
• Court: Natural shore is Lake Erie property line
• Dems blast proposed House map
• Police release details of Put-in-Bay homicide
• FOR THE RECORD
• Obama pushes jobs bill in Ohio
• Abuse suspect indicted
• Landscaping will be living 9/11 memorial
• Man has plan for Ballville dam
• Women's retreat hosting author
• McDonald's restaurants to see changes
• Riverview Healthcare Campus Auxiliary planning luncheon
• Story Time helps teach the building blocks of reading at Clyde Library
• 20 Under 40 reception planned
• Operation Street Smart returns for encore Sept. 27
• Rotary Club aims for repeat at Service Club Olympics
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• Fremont woman flees police custody
• Obama loses moderates' support
• Fremont police driving seized Cadillac
• Sandusky County animal shelter offers seniors free furry friends
• NBA retiree Jerry Lucas shares memory tips
• 'We must remember'
• Perry's memorial readies for 200th anniversary
• Talk about Woodville: Solomon chicken barbecue
• BIRTHDAYS
• Board of Elections special meeting
• Conference focuses on dignity of human life
• Research reserve plans open house
• FOR THE RECORD
• Ohio set for great fall colors
• So where were you 10 years ago when you heard the tragic news?
• 'After 9/11, everybody wanted to do something'
• Veterans recall impact
• Do you remember?
• Report: DNA method helpful in seeking Asian carp
• Birthday cake winner: 96-year-old has been to all 50 states
• Farm operators can apply for emergency loans
• FOR THE RECORD
• REMEMBERING 9/11 LOCALLY
• OSU games, other big events feature beefed-up security
• 2 plead guilty in assault case
• FOR THE RECORD
• Lindsey hires new clerk/treasure
• Chili cook-off set for Oct. 1
• Churches plan special projects for Sept. 11
• Flu vaccine clinics begin Sept. 28
• Run to benefit veterans scholarship fund
• City's motion quashed in Trucco lawsuit
• Bail set in Masterson killing
• Terra remembers 9/11
• The 9/11 memorial service today at Terra is being moved to the Student Activitie...
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• Ohio Senate gave pay raises after state cuts
• Talk about Gibsonburg: Senate commends town for planned 9/11 event
• Vintage base ball teams play Sept. 18
• FOR THE RECORD
• Local government shrinks in Ohio
• Appeals continue as Robin Vess sues attorney for malpractice
• BG man charged in homicide
• City alleges fraud in Trucco bid
• Sept. 8 Birthdays
• Where to go
• Woodmore levy supporters organize
• Body found on South Bass
• Roads safer this Labor Day
• Ground zero firefighter to speak
• Toledo Zoo having Senior Discovery Days starting Tuesday
• Obama to propose $300B to jump-start jobs
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• 'Fashion, Friends and the Fund' returns Sept. 18 at new location
• National Bank Ohio Senior V.P. to retire
• Washington Elementary third-grader grows 11.5-pound cabbage
• Crystal Bowersox fans needed for TV show
• Kern Center to train biorefining plant workers
• GOP kicks off election season
• Sept. 6 Birthdays
• Juve courts' litter crew keeps roads clean
• Clyde Fair celebrating 25th year
• More northwest Ohio companies turning to solar power
• Obama: GOP must back U.S. first
• Cities also to blame for Lake Erie algae, federal report says
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• Toledo Zoo's newest giraffe is named Tuli
• Marine patrol educates boaters
• Parade marks Labor Day
• Visitors seek history at tractor show
• Lee lashes Gulf coast, flood threat expands inland
• Report paints grim employment picture
• Golden Oldies hosting cook-off
• ElderCollege to kick off with President Truman
• Local fire departments receive grants
• Join Fostoria Community Band
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• Levy would help fund construction of school
• Free wireless could be coming
• Goodwill find sparks bidding war among Robert E. Lee collectors
• Detective, expert disagree on Bryan Jones shooting
• Fewer cited for underage sales
• Ohio unions fight dwindling numbers
• 20-year-old Fremont charged with child abuse to be evaluated
• U.S. military hospital at forefront of saving lives
• Economy: No new jobs added in August
• Birthday Cake Winner: Ethel Fisher marks her 94th birthday
• The Undeserving will have concert for album release
• Owens Community College students to discuss China trip
• Terra will be closed Saturday, Sept. 3 through Monday, Sept. 5 for the Labor Day...
• Haunted Hydro looking for monsters next week
• 'We Remember' 9/11 with memorial service at Terra Community College
• Ohio sells prison to company
• Ohio officials: smoking ban doesn't hurt bars
• FOR THE RECORD
• Elmore motorcyclist hurt in hit-skip crash
• U.S reactors at risk from quakes
• Robbery, bomb threat = 14 yrs
• Ellis, council argue over ??
• Turnpike overpass work starts
• Invasive species coalition sought
• CORRECTION
• Sept. 1 birthdays
• Clyde teen injured in crash
• Eddie Money concert has been canceled
• Ottawa County sheriff to lead Genoa police
• Traffic stops turning up more drugs
• 5 years, 5 miles, 6 deaths
• Builder critical of project design
• Mothers of Twins Club to meet
• Terra will host a memorial ceremony at noon on Thursday, Sept. 8 in honor of 9/1...
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• NeeNerz features good food made from scratch
• Blaze claims garage
• Selling fish nets man 10 days
• Retirement community gets new name, logo
• FOR THE RECORD
• Bill would require drug tests for Ohio public aid
• A touch of magic to end the day
• Oak Harbor to host monthly farmers market
• Ground broken at Davis-Besse
• Troopers seize cereal treats laced with pot
• County council vote defies Ohio on ballots
• Kasich wants consultant to look at Ohio Lottery
• YMCA offering free fitness sessions
• Class to train disaster responders
• Hazardous waste collection set
• FOR THE RECORD
• County funding fire-only radio
• Tractors on parade
• Fremont kids return to class
• FOR THE RECORD
• Three ways to support Ohio's scenic rivers
• Owens Golf Classic set for Sept. 26
• Adults finish culinary arts, dietary manager programs
• State strengthens its algae warning for Lake Erie beach
• Ohio board to consider incentives for Chrysler
• Beyonce's pregnancy overshadows VMAs
• Irene spends fury, leaving relief for millions in its wake
• Man dies in Bay Township crash
• Sandusky County Fair wraps up
• Catholic schools chief ready
• Talk about Woodville: Some bus safety tips as school returns
• Hospital to have Morning Health Break
• Put-in-Bay stays hot as weather cools off
• Animals take spotlight at fair
• Standing up for freedom
• FOR THE RECORD
• Ohio nuke plant radiation prompts more oversight
• Trucco dispute continues
• Birthday cake winner: Former Berlekamp Plastics president is 90
• Job Stores set seminar schedule for September
• Sandusky County businesses get help to become more energy efficient
• 2 million ordered to leave as Irene approaches
• Fall flex classes still open at Terra Community College
• Companies line up to help Ohio unload turnpike
• Two bucks, a lot of fun
• Toledo Zoo polar bear headed to Louisville
• Farmers market still looking for votes in national contest
• Runners can break up 26-mile Park Marathon
• Fremont woman falls for scam with realistic check
• FOR THE RECORD
• Fremont man gets 2 years for possession of crack
• Storms bring 2 tornadoes to northeast Ohio
• Officer, dispatcher enter pleas
• Board starts court consolidation
• Talk about Gibsonburg
• Dog license fees going up
• Willey wows with Williams
• Sandusky County Fair king and queen
• All districts 'excellent' or 'effective'
• BIRTHDAYS
• Area women invited to meet-and-retreat lunch
• Oak Harbor Apple Festival searches for royal court
• Fremont crash reports now online
• Federal appeals court won't close Chicago locks over Asian carp
• FOR THE RECORD
• 159th fair now under way
• High-flying, death-defying daredevils draw crowd at fair
• Please remember that today at 12:00pm is the Welcome Back Week: Campus BBQ! Chef...
• Local dealerships remodeling
• Chrysler may invest $72 million in Ohio factory
• Farmers market continues to grow
• FOR THE RECORD
• 1 injured in crash with bus
• Quake's rumblings shake Fremont
• City may not need EPA extension
• Back to School for Fremont - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• EPA hiring jobless workers for Great Lakes cleanup
• So, did you feel the earthquake? Some on campus did, some didn't... crazy!
• Cancer cause search goes on
• Clyde eliminates busing
• County fair ready to open
• Saturday sessions set for childbirth class
• Aug. 23 birthdays
• Local ministry offers facilitator, chaplain training
• Cedar Point launches mobile website, app
• Whirlpool hits 150 million mark, has plans for 100th anniversary
• Bicyclist hit by car on Ohio 53
• FOR THE RECORD
• On Tuesday (Aug. 23), check out the following Welcome Week activities: Student I...
• Fun, food, polka in Marblehead
• Welcome to Fall Semester 2011 at Terra State Community College. Good luck to all.
• History librarian to sign copies of her book
• Graduation rates may fall in Ohio
• Terra offers courses in real estate
• Oil and gas drilling drops in state, but may see boom
• FOR THE RECORD
• Time to turn in old tires
• Area boys get chance to dress like a pirate
• New rez prompts big wows
• A surprise at the path's end
• Kasich, GOP leaders stage meeting about collective bargaining law
• Burgoon man charged with threatening with gun
• Men charged in theft from Green Creek business
• Unemployment up in 28 states
• United Way offers school supplies to needy kids
• No Child Left Behind hits 10 years
• 9/11 tribute weekend being planned
• Terra schedules fitness classes
• FOX Toledo searching for on-air personality
• Fair readies for Tuesday start
• Kasich: Focus on jobs
• Hayes $1 coin unveiled
• Local NAMI chapter offers two free educational programs
• Terra offers pharm tech training
• Lakeside to honor military
• Talk about Lindsey: Village seeks clerk/treasurer
• Council considers wireless project
• FOR THE RECORD
• Penalties to affect local Department of Job and Family Services
• Jim Ellis to kick off campaign for mayor
• Turnpike robbery suspects plead
• FOR THE RECORD
• Toledo Zoo's 52-year-old chimpanzee dies
• Program, business to give away school supplies
• Gibsonburg Class of 1941 celebrates 70th reunion
• Kasich seeks union compromise
• Fremont police announce impaired driving crackdown through Labor Day
• Therapeutic riding program gets new home -- at Vess farm
• Latta visits early ed center
• Lake Erie watersnake no longer endangered
• Tailgators' permit not renewed
• Oak Harbor to try farmers market for the first time
• Overmyer kicks off re-election campaign
• Bullet fired through building
• Crown Battery cited for violations
• Terra building ready for class
• Banks co-sponsor annual golf outing
• Overmyer kicks off re-election campaign
• Terra choral groups save for new studio
• Chamber will have fair tent
• Peg Wearsch was a cherished member of the Terra family. Rest in peace.
• Dream comes true at shop
• Farmers market raising its profile
• Clyde Lions Club hosts anniversary dinner
• Golden Oldies to host chili, soup cook-off
• Water woes in Oak Harbor
• Oldest Bataan survivor dies
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• Stock market erases losses
• Program buys Vess property
• Cuts for schools on table in Clyde
• State park event touts wildlife
• Yes, Fremont's Got Talent
• Flood closes Port Clinton hospital
• Chopper Dropper to benefit Academic Boosters
• 'Doomsday' defense cuts loom large for select 12
• Man's body found in pond at Toledo apartment complex
• Special drawing for hunting permits set
• Workshops planned for women
• FOR THE RECORD
• Public jobs fuel metro area earnings
• Local honors Kennedy with art
• William Liske pleads guilty
• National president visits local Exchange Club
• Spokesman: Motorcycle crash injures man, kills dog
• Birthday cake winner: Former military police officer turns 96
• Three injured in Seneca Township crash
• 'Elmore and Genoa' details history of villages in images
• FOR THE RECORD
• Arrest warrant issued for domestic violence suspect
• Check out this exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the Building D renovation pro...
• Naked woman may have been under influence of bath salts
• Woman with 36 dogs charged
• Charlie Daniels Band coming to Ottawa County Fairgrounds
• Two injured in rollover
• British rock singer to perform at Ritz Theatre
• Group's president to visit local club meeting
• Christian rock band to perform at Trinity UMC
• Events to benefit American Cancer Society
• Injured vets may be eligible for grant
• FOR THE RECORD
• Lindsey lacking mayoral candidates for November
• Uniform vouchers in high demand
• Owens unveils Welding Design Center
• Firefighters to be recognized with 'Walk of Honor'
• Chancellor seeks mandate relief for Ohio colleges
• 9-1-1 calls describe terror of Ohio shooting rampage
• Jury recommends death for serial killer
• No injuries reported in Clyde house fire
• FOR THE RECORD
• Police seize marijuana plants from apartment
• Fremont, Tailgators waiting on liquor license decision
• Hotels see decrease in business
• Storm, clean up, repeat
• Ohioans turn to luck
• Take precautions against scammers
• Fremont to replace waterlines
• FOR THE RECORD
• Fremont man charged with abusing 2-year-old
• Courthouse security reviewed
• Should courts be combined?
• Aug. 10 birthdays
• With sadness, dignity, Obama honors the fallen
• Barbershop chorus to perform at area churches
• Terra features vocal opportunities
• Clyde-Green Springs Schools levy going back on ballot
• Police look into shooting report
• County will share 9-1-1 funds
• Pontifex services in demand
• FOR THE RECORD
• Kid's Market to give youth chance to learn and sell
• WSOS cooling program helps 337 households
• Forum to discuss new program to handle child welfare cases
• Woman: Ohio killer of 7 was in estate dispute
• Detroit woman sentenced to prison for forgery
• Woodville Township man gets probation in domestic violence case
• Classic cars line Madison Street in Port Clinton
• Col. Croghan gets his due
• Ready, Set, Enroll. Today. A-100. Now until 7 p.m. See you here!
• Former Terra professor honored
• Aug. 8 birthdays
• Woodmore school board to meet Tuesday
• Piano students to perform music festival
• Event to benefit scholarship fund
• Woodmore CAGE hosting Wildcats tailgate party
• FOR THE RECORD
• July in Fremont: Sunny and 89
• Balloon festival helps family deal with tragedy
• Ohio Guard offers two days of free health care
• Meetings focus on proposed Girl Scout camp closures
• Birthday Cake Winner: Woman loves seeing grandkids
• FOR THE RECORD
• Man gets 1 year for nonsupport
• Ohio soybean farmers praise free trade proposal
• Wildness on Wall Street, then bad news
• Fremont, Bellevue hospitals fare well in study
• Hey all you procrastinators! Monday, Aug. 8 is the last Ready, Set, Enroll event...
• Visitors bureau chief under investigation in alleged theft
• Kroger affected by turkey recall
• Talk about Lindsey: Blacktop patching nears completion
• Young professionals: Apply for cultural exchange to Italy
• Exhibit tells Ohio stories of Civil War
• Tiffin man sentenced for bad checks
• Fremont woman takes plea deal in burglary case
• Open house scheduled for reservoir project
• Clyde residents don't want garbage burned at power plant
• FOR THE RECORD
• BCS levy likely to return in Nov.
• Terra electrical engineering program offers start at degree
• Aug. 4 birthdays
• Talk about Gibsonburg: Middle school having orientations Aug. 18
• FOR THE RECORD
• July crowds up 5 percent at Cedar Fair parks
• Kelleys Island woman killed, 2 others hurt in Ballast Island boat crash
• Lucky dozen face tough choices
• Fremont man gets 10 years in girl's rape
• Burglary cases bound over to Sandusky County court
• 'Shawshank' tree's damage gets worldwide attention
• Cyclists step up for trail duty
• Split decision on school levies
• Autopsy: Bellevue teen was drunk
• Benchmark weathers changes
• Locals can peek into law enforcement with citizen's academy
• Fair entries being taken
• Havens set to chair United Way campaign
• Here's the story of a bunch named Brady
• FOR THE RECORD
• Camels in Sandusky County?
• Peregrine falcons on rise across the state
• 'Dealin' for Dogs fundraiser will assist working animals
• Did you know that Terra has an associate degree in electrical engineering techno...
• Fremont woman with too many dogs being investigated
• Talk about Clyde: Women harvested fruit as part of war effort
• Bellevue Hospital class gets siblings ready for new baby
• Aug. 2 birthdays
• Oak Harbor Chamber having free technology seminars
• BGSU-Firelands campus closed this weekend and Aug. 12-14
• Habitat for Humanity dedicates new home in Sandusky County
• FOR THE RECORD
• Small business basics seminars set for August at Terra
• House OKs debt deal; Senate to vote today
• Juvenile Court workload on rise
• Fest blends cars, croquet
• Vital pipelines getting old
• Donate blood in Fremont, Lindsey
• Breastfeeding class set for Aug. 10 at Bellevue Hospital
• Aug. 1 birthdays
• Debt deal done: Congress could vote on plan to avoid default today
• Talk about Woodville: Make-believe tea parties were toast of the playroom
• Railroad crossings' work will close Fremont roads
• Sandusky County Sheriff's Office to step up September patrols
• New gig for Genoa Legion band
• FOR THE RECORD
• Gospel Fest stars walk the talk
• Could debt battle cost Jordan his district?
• 36 dogs, some sick, found at residence
• Jury won't hear killer's guilty plea offer
• Polygamist threatens court with Biblical repercussions
• Ohio House leader says voter photo ID bill is dead
• SANDUSKY COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT CLINICS
• Encourage mothers to breastfeed
• Sales of tobacco to minors down
• House passes, Senate rejects anti-default bill
• Fremont brownfield site remediation nears completion
• Police seize possible fakes
• Children learn about nature at conservancy
• A rainy morning here on campus...
• Crown Battery hires new VP
• Motorcyclist seriously injured in Woodville Township crash
• Hayes $1 coin coming Aug. 18
• AMP buys new energy center
• Pirates coming into town for Block Party
• Learn about moths at program with naturalist
• School supplies to be given away at Gospel Festival
• FOR THE RECORD
• Register for free computer classes
• July 28 birthdays
• CORRECTION
• FOR THE RECORD
• Hayes Center offering class on online photo management
• Helena Homecoming to feature Lake Erie perch
• Event to benefit Fremont Wrestling Club
• Dad arraigned in CVS robbery
• Boehner plan opposed by fellow Ohio Republican
• Terra building to be done by fall
• Same-sex couples on rise in Ohio
• Block watch gaining strength
• CGS, Margaretta go to ballot
• Small post offices may close
• Sandusky County Historical Society volunteers uncover local Civil War banner
• None injured in cabin blaze
• Local Goodwill CEO is retiring
• Kersten's Korner welcomes new director
• Sign up for Jessie Schenk Memorial Turkey Chase 5K run/walk
• Enter lottery to hunt at wildlife area
• Rock N Roar to benefit Toledo Zoo's mission
• FOR THE RECORD
• Vess starts jail sentence for starving horses
• Pretrial continued for Ross Hall of Famer accused of stealing from youth football
• Cedar Point trying to break world records
• GroveFest returns Saturday to Hayes Center
• FOR THE RECORD
• Fremont Innovations Summer Program students learn about balance
• Capitol still not close on debt deal
• Elmore looks at electricity options
• Fremont to celebrate battle
• Jail's gardening program yielding worthy harvest
• Talk about Clyde: Nearly 100 brave heat to honor Gen. McPherson
• 4 charged with assault after Monday morning incident
• Church relieves Ala. suffering
• Defend your home, legally
• Brats, polka make good fit
• Birthdays
• OSU tickets to be raffled
• Band planning concert for Charlie Haaser
• Carson's Crew's raffle combats cystic fibrosis
• Norwegian suspect has anti-Islam manifesto
• FOR THE RECORD
• Anthony Sowell convicted of murder
• FOR THE RECORD
• Man faces underage sex charges
• Sandusky County Regional Airport embracing change
• Government jobs decline in Ohio as private jobs gain
• Contest urges Ohioans to suggest congressional redistricting lines
• Celebrate Perry with party Aug. 20 and 21 at monument
• Army Corps: 2 Asian carp DNA hits near Lake Michigan
• Foes ask high court to halt JobsOhio board launch
• Tour of Homes set for Thursday in Lakeside
• Drug probe uncovers shoes and handbags
• Ash borer victims to be removed
• Researchers stalk invaders
• Rape defendent gets attorney
• Owens Community College offers exercise degree
• Toledo Zoo offers free concert
• Fremont man arraigned in shooting
• Ohio voters to decide on union law
• Forum focuses on green industry
• Fremont police seize counterfeit shoes, clothing
• Plaza construction begins
• Talk about Gibsonburg: Free family movie night Friday at White Star Beach
• July 21 birthdays
• Downtown farmers market debuts Aug. 20 in Oak Harbor
• Biker group plans annual event
• FOR THE RECORD
• Man charged with sex crimes
• Man charged in rape of child
• Valley View donates food to pantry
• Tri Motor Sales celebrates 80 years
• Clyde council OKs abatement
• Fremont man sentenced to a year for cocaine possession
• Cops find pot on domestic call
• Heat is on, and will stay on
• Hospital to host childbirth course
• Students learn about scientific method
• FOR THE RECORD
• Local sharing knowledge across globe
• Games of chance seized at fest
• For the record
• Camp to feature archery, trapping, bird banding, more
• Students practice math skills
• Barbershop chorus to perform at Hayes Center
• Workers' Compensation Bureau launches social media accounts
• Crash shuts down Ohio 2 for hours
• Clyde man to represent himself in multiple rape case
• Man gets 3 yrs for Clyde stabbing
• School tours possible this fall
• Farmworkers get a fiesta
• Perfect weekend for Summerfest
• Reading program for migrants
• Kid's College is here!!
• Bank will host chicken barbecue fundraiser
• Registration open now for diabetes camp
• Mingle at the Meadows approaching
• Fremont branch of NAACP sponsoring Gospel Fest '11
• Carson's reverse raffle combats cystic fibrosis
• Sandusky begins mow-to-own program
• FOR THE RECORD
• Judges' age limits up to voters
• Civil War Gen. James McPherson was revered after death at Battle of Atlanta
• William Liske charged in Halloween killings also accused of raping stepmother
• Gov. John Kasich vetoes Great Lakes water use bill
• Flashing-yellow arrows coming next year to an intersection near you
• Ohio bucks trend, shifts Medicaid funds to home-based care
• Prison inmate sentenced on drug charges
• 8 charged with illegal sport fish sales
• Motorcyclist injured in crash
• Deputies investigate break-in at Sycamore Hills Golf Course
• FOR THE RECORD
• Juvenile center needs work
• Civil War markers show neglected moments
• Students develop research skills at Fremont program
• FOR THE RECORD
• Lindsey considers water/sewer rate increase
• Fire department hosts annual festival
• Terra tuition hike approved
• Bail reduced in shooting case
• Diabetes Support Group plans meeting for July 28
• Themed skating events planed at BGSU ice arena after it reopens
• Ice cream sundae event to benefit hospital equipment purchases
• Ottawa County Veterans Service office to close for part of Wednesday
• Arboretum marks 20th year
• Breathalyzer debate could impact local DUI cases
• Ohio Senate passes statewide abortion limit
• Ex-teacher pleads insanity in southwest Ohio sex case
• Talk about Gibsonburg: Music in the Park returns Aug. 5
• Bellevue Hospital resealing parking lots
• Locals complete CASA volunteer training in Seneca, Sandusky counties
• FOR THE RECORD
• Sacred Heart Summerfest to feature fellowship, fun
• Burke replaces Gillmor in Senate
• Film will zoom in on re-entry
• Woodmore offices moving
• Cyclists ride for medical supplies
• Clyde's Peg Rettig honored by Republican Women's club
• Ready, Set, Enroll has begun. It runs till 7 p.m. today. If you haven't enrolled for fall, stop by today in Roy Klay Hall, Building A. Start here, go anywhere!
• Market set Saturday on Front Street
• U.S. hits all-time low percentage of kids
• Locals enjoy free concert at Birchard Library
• FOR THE RECORD
• Civil War group will ponder shortages
• Healthcare center patients celebrate
• The TerraVue Grand Cafe is hosting a viewing of the women's World Cup socccer match between the USA and France tomorrow at noon. Menu includes honey mustard pulled pork, Kipp's Pasta Salad, french fries, grill items, salad bar and deli bar. Sto
• Not many fish, plenty of talk
• The baby hawks are growing so fast. One perched on the side of the nest this morning.
• Ready, Set, Enroll tomorrow at Terra!
• Serenity Seekers support group offers counseling
• Workshop on export business
• Pizza Palooza competition coming July 22 to Sylvania
• Green Springs man drives SUV into guard rail by river
• July 12
• Shots open gun championships
• Financial seminar offered
• Foos family building new funeral facility
• CORRECTIONS
• Guy gets 16 years for stabbing
• Quite the storm just went through. Did anyone see hail?
• Beware of health inspector scam
• Bellevue schools freeze pay
• Ball players go back in time
• Talk About Woodville: School district starts levy survey
• Ohio bill would restrict school year, lengthen instruction hours
• Terra College Foundation raises funds
• Texting law may be difficult to enforce
• Injuries in 3-vehicle crash involving 2 motorcycles
• FOR THE RECORD
• Researchers to hunt for sea lampreys
• Toledo Museum of Art to host tours for those with memory loss
• FOR THE RECORD
• Birthday cake winner: 93-year-old is an Indians fan
• KidsCollege birthday celebration to feature hands-on science session
• Bishop Hoffman Catholic Schools choose new principal
• New law means more thieves will go to jails, not prisons
• Sales tax receipts increase
• Sandusky County Group urges cancer screenings
• Risks found at Ohio nuclear plant
• Congratulations to all of those students named to the Dean's List for Spring 2011.
• Lighthouse reopens for tours
• Spiegel Grove Squires to face celebrities
• FOR THE RECORD
• Owens to offer new music business technology degree
• Faith Lutheran hosting ice cream social
• Burglary case bound over
• Jacob Scully named Fremont's officer of the year
• Suit questions facts of crash
• Keeping out Asian carp
• The Coopers Hawks are back.
• Attendance up at Cedar Fair parks
• Front Street Relay set for July 30 in downtown Fremont
• Fremont's final hydrant flushing should be done by July 15
• Explore and learn at wildlife refuge
• FOR THE RECORD
• Toledo stepping up patrols after rash of shootings
• Clyde man sentenced for receiving stolen property
• Ohio Senate GOP narrows candidates for Gillmor seat to 6
• Incident results in felony charges
• Last Call Bar, city reach deal
• Bar critics get say at hearing
• Will Century Die stay here?
• Agencies reach out to farm workers
• Hayes keeps migrant students engaged
• Brown guilty of attempted murder
• Suspected bomb just a bottle
• FOR THE RECORD
• Concerts will help fill Sandusky Co. Food Pantry
• Ottawa County Fair is action-packed
• Fremont man sentenced for tampering, drug trafficking
• Troopers: Drunk driving down over holiday
• July 6 Birthdays
• Early OGT results: Some schools show big gains
• Lawmakers take aim at recidivism
• Hot Fourth, swell turnout
• Cornhole, fireworks, talent show make Fourth of July sparkle in Clyde
• FOR THE RECORD
• Body found floating near Kelleys Island identified
• Bellevue Hospital doles out 10 scholarships
• 8 boaters arrested on intoxication charges in crackdown
• Talk about Clyde: Clyde's Got Talent in spades
• Bellevue Hospital receives Outstanding Patient Experience Award
• Kasich pushes change in battleground
• Father of missing Michigan brothers says they're safe
• Revving up for Fourth of July in Woodville
• FOR THE RECORD
• SOLDIER SPOTLIGHT: DIANE L. WALKER
• Ohio agencies considered stricter lake toxin limit
• 98 degrees heat in Toledo breaks 100-year record
• Talk about Woodville: Fourth of July fills children with wonder
• Success: From prison ship to tourist trap and a fiery end on Lake Erie
• Ohio Turnpike lease plans bring toll hike fears
• Ohio likely to see $1 billion revenue boost
• Fremont's Got Talent returns for round two
• Thousands in Sandsuky County sign SB 5 petition
• Commissioners set meeting rules
• Officials: Bill violates GL pact
• A look back at the Golden Bears' run
• 'GIbsonburg,' the movie
• Cleveland suburb adopts 6 p.m. curfew after melee
• Cannons will fire at Toledo Symphony concert Monday at Hayes Center
• FOR THE RECORD
• Teens seriously hurt in crash on U.S. 6
• Clyde man sentenced on lesser charges in sex case
• Cracks close lighthouse for tours
• Clyde recycling company expands
• Power plant nearly finished
• New Toledo Zoo elephant named 'Lucas' after county
• Look for turkey vulture roosts, learn about bugs at park programs
• WSOS weatherization program has helped 1,100 households
• Scientists favor division to avoid spread of carp
• Kasich signs $56B budget
• FOR THE RECORD
• Authorities seize 5,000 pounds of fireworks from Toledo home
• Terra will be closed Monday, July 4 in observance of Independence Day.
• Obama reaps victory as judges uphold health law
• Texting bill passes Ohio House
• Officials like plan for Ohio 53
• Leadership Sandusky County graduates its 20th class
• Birthdays
• Tom Sawyer Days come to Lindsey in July
• Talk about Gibsonburg: Church members have big task ahead in Cleveland
• Nearly $56B budget heads to Kasich
• Governor signs bill to shrink prison population
• FOR THE RECORD
• Police get funds to prevent drug use
• County offering dog tag amnesty
• 1997 graduate on diva path
• Found bones to be reburied
• Pact nixes noise complaints
• Three abortion-related bills clear GOP-led Ohio House
• Family continues tradition at Anjulina's
• Keep kids busy with library reading program
• Wildlife Refuge schedules events for kids
• Farmers market enters contest
• Ohio Senate approves sweeping $56 billion budget
• FOR THE RECORD
• Area towns prepare for 4th
• Talk about Clyde: Exchange students, hosts find amazing experiences together
• FOR THE RECORD
• Teacher pay, Turnpike changes added to budget
• Populations around U.S. nuke plants soar
• Vess loses horse case appeal
• Bath salts becoming popular high
• Ohio deputies: Woman sprayed breast milk
• Take towpath tour of canal near Zoar
• Luther Homes Society celebrates 150 years in area
• New firefighter joins Fremont department
• The last Monday in June. How can that be?? Didn't we just have commencement last week??
• Entertainment soars at fest
• Engines roar at Portage River Festival tractor pull
• Woodville gears up for 4th of July
• Red Cross has need for type O negative blood
• Hayes Center set to host GroveFest
• Terra gives honorary degree to Hoffman
• FOR THE RECORD
• Pastors share good-bye cookout
• Area opinions mixed on gun law
• Baseball rises to popularity during Civil War
• Vacant: Number of empty homes on rise in state and locally, according to 2010 Census
• 'Other' category grows to describe vacant homes on cenus
• Attempted murder case hinges on insanity defense
• Put-in-Bay Road Races Reunion planned
• Dixieland Band to perform at concert
• Birthday cake winner: 98-year-old enjoys family, outdoors
• 10 changes coming to Ohio elections
• FOR THE RECORD
• Ohio's shrunken economy
• Congratulations to Tom Hoffman, the first Honorary Degree recipient at Terra.
• Guard Band to give free concert
• Trooper promoted to sergeant
• FOR THE RECORD
• Auditor: Pat Cerny made undocumented purchases
• Expert: Brown is mentally ill
• Residents fed up with Tailgators
• Cops set out boxes for meds
• Lake cruises available aboard old tugboat
• Valley View hosting Hawaiian luau July 14
• Lindsey's drinking water receives good EPA rating
• County United Way allocates funds
• Group will host bicycle ride through MetroParks
• Renovations spruce up Terra
• 33,000 troops home in year
• Terra Community College has been integral to woman's learning
• Sweet Caroline Golf Outing set for July 23
• FOR THE RECORD
• Talk about Gibsonburg: Free unlimited garbage pickup Saturday
• Fremont man, 19, injured in crash
• Fremont man, 19, admits to raping girl
• Monkey's escape costs woman
• Victim testifies in Brown trial
• Tiffin University at Terra Community College!! All are welcome to our Open House on Thursday, July 7th 2011, 6pm-8pm, Room B101/102 at Terra. You will hear what Tiffin University's Degree Completion programs are all about! For more information conta
• Deputies patrol in new cruisers
• Trial begins in 2009 shooting
• Event benefits Memorial Hospital foundation
• Master gardeners plant at Flag Park, courthouse
• FOR THE RECORD
• Cigarette packs will carry grisly new labels
• Deputies kill attacking pit bull
• Hartigan: Alert dog could help teen stay healthy
• 7 counties will pool JFS resources
• Assault suspect in June 5 CVS incident arrested in Findlay
• Three injured in Ohio 99 crash
• Vanguard Technology Center expansion project on schedule
• Coroner: Air embolism killed diver
• Dahms gets 6 yrs for cocktail
• Fremont assault suspect arrested in Findlay
• Straw tower champs
• Cancer patients can get free wigs at Fremont hospital
• Birthdays
• 18 athletes to represent Sandusky County at Special Olympics
• Road, sewer work discussed at Oak Harbor Village Council
• Fremont schools will get more Race to the Top funds
• Fremont man gets 30 months for holding woman against her will
• Free computer classes at Birchard Library
• Teens can play video games at Bellevue Library
• Camelback draws a crowd
• Good eating
• High-speed chase ends in charges
• Birthdays
• FOR THE RECORD
• AEP seeks higher residential rates
• Shugusta tourney is vintage fun
• WSOS aiming to provide meals to senior citizens in Lucas County
• Woodmore will miss teachers who are retiring
• Owens Community College to host free harp concert Thursday
• Mayfly Fest planned for Saturday
• 'Underwater' homeowners have few options
• Unemployment unchanged after steady decline in Ohio
• Tips for staying safe during thunderstorms
• Crack in Toledo garden halts I-475 work
• Group gathers 714K names to repeal union law
• Clyde woman arrested for burglarizing husband's home
• Put-in-Bay noise complaint turns into federal lawsuit
• Critics of lottery privatization, slots grow
• Alcala gets 16 years for throwing Molotov cocktail
• Rain no match for cancer survivors at Relay For Life
• It's the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man!!
• Just a word of caution, this giant pink ghosty-head thing has been spotted drifting over campus today. We think he's friendly, but can't be sure. ;-)
• BIRTHDAYS
• CORRECTION
• Talk about Lindsey: Volunteers mow to help village save money
• Crescent Manufacturing employee retiring after 48 years
• Toledo Zoo urged to name elephant after boy
• FOR THE RECORD
• 3-car crash in Perkins Township sends four to hospital
• Should city license contractors?
• Distance legend to attend Camelback
• Exhibit combs barbering history
• Dead teen's friend: Turbine door not locked at Bellevue H.S.
• Clyde grad transforms grief
• Tips to keep safe while swimming at Ohio beaches
• Talk about Gibsonburg: Church collecting pillows for wounded soldiers
• Grace Brethren Chapel to dedicate new location
• Help clean up Sandusky River banks Saturday
• Kids' cooking contest is Friday at Bellevue Library
• June 16
• Family Movie Night on Friday at Journey Church
• Two-part childbirth class set for July at Memorial Hospital
• Dad: It was self-defense
• Senior picnic in Elmore benefits Honor Flight
• No jail time for ex-officer
• Thermos holder makes retail debut
• FOR THE RECORD
• Bakery expands to west side
• Credit union to cut ribbon at new facility
• Ohio treasurer seeks probe in pensions' currency dispute
• Deal struck in restaurant case
• Cleveland man gets 5 years for vehicular assault
• Teen dies after fall from Bellevue wind turbine
• The TerraVue Grand Cafe is open this summer Monday through Thursday until 2 p.m. What's your favorite menu item at the TerraVue?
• Few clues yet in diver's death
• Kellie Pickler to headline fair
• Three Cincinnati men charged in Ohio Turnpike plaza robbery
• Cops nab teen theft suspects
• Bellevue Public Library's summer reading program kicks off
• McPherson Middle School rewards students with program
• Boat fueling tips help keep water clean
• Owens to host nature, art camp
• Relay for Life set for weekend
• FOR THE RECORD
• Fremont man sentenced to three years for fleeing deputies
• ODOT defends turnpike lease idea
• Civil War guns boom again
• Pioneer fest grows in 5th year
• Terra violinist achieves dream
• First photos of Rep. Gabrielle Giffords released since shooting
• Ladies Day Golf Outing to benefit Hospice of Northwest Ohio
• Hospital to conduct survey about health care needs
• Report planted acres to Farm Service Agency
• FOR THE RECORD
• Woodmore graduates 88 seniors
• Rocky River man sues police over incident
• Bowling Green State University Firelands College to offer courses at high school
• AEP donates to United Way to support housing assistance
• Farmers should report failed crop acreage
• FOR THE RECORD
• More Ohioans renting homes
• Former Elmore officer accepts plea deal
• Margaretta OKs teacher contract
• Owner told to quarantine monkey
• Does tow policy make $ense?
• Bobber drop to support Shriners
• Dispatcher Kim Baker retires after 30 years with force
• 13 graduate from adult career center
• Man gets five years for two OVI charges
• Teen pleads not guilty to pandering sexual matter involving minor
• Man pleads guilty to possession of cocaine
• FOR THE RECORD
• Ohio hatchery source of salmonella outbreak
• Kids injured by monkey on the lam
• Sewer bill could help Ohio cities
• Border patrol office started
• Clerks cited for underage sales
• Clyde cruisers go high-tech
• Owens offering new interior design program
• Library plans reading program
• Gibsonburg man gets 15 years for sex charges
• Items stolen from cars in Ballville
• Sandusky County Park District receives award
• Annual sports physicals to be given for $10
• June 9
• FOR THE RECORD
• Port Clinton arts festival gets musical boost
• Sculpture in the Village presentation set for Saturday
• Hey, all female golfers. The second annual Terra Ladies Golf Outing is June 20 at Sycamore Hills Golf Club. There's still time to sign up and/or do a hole sponsorship. Call Erica at 419-559-2261 for details.
• Why gas costs more in Midwest
• Neighbors fed up with Tailgators bar
• FOR THE RECORD
• Farmers get longer to report prevented planting
• Fewer train crashes in Ohio in the 2000s
• Golf event to benefit CAGE, honor Gary Zajac
• Clyde commits to AMP power plant
• Residents hold first countywide block watch
• Michigan man dies after fall on Put-in-Bay
• Uncle Kracker cancels on Sandusky County fair
• Congrats to the winners of the Terra golf outing on June 3. First Prize Carol Repass, Mark Egbert, Kris Perry, Herb Miller and Rob George Second Prize Cindy and Wade Young, John and Lisa Ball and Dave Windau Third Prize Service Dogs – Don Stull, R
• Clyde grads ready to make most of future
• Two arrested in Fremont shooting
• Talk about Clyde: Fire department adds inflatable house to teach safety
• Bellevue man found guilty of poaching deer
• Schedel gets planted in record time
• 7 get minor injuries on Cedar Point rollercoaster
• FOR THE RECORD
• Proposed state budget causes confusion
• Mitchell Leibold gets 8 years for Molotov cocktail
• Knowledge is key to boat safety
• Lakota says goodbye to Class of 2011 as district says hello to new building
• 'A class of class:' Fremont Ross graduates more than 300
• FOR THE RECORD
• Lindsey man gets six months for receiving stolen property
• A year after deadly tornado, Lake Township dedicates memorial
• Teen shot at Fremont Tailgators
• Trial opens for Cleveland man accused in 11 deaths
• Gary Zajac will be missed by community
• Grant to help create healthier homes
• With no state mandate, Ohio's gifted children may see services cut
• RELIGION BRIEFS
• Leadership Sandusky County spends last class sightseeing
• Elks will dispose of worn, tattered flags
• Donate supplies for Owens' 'Backpack to the Future' drive
• Be part of Guinness World Record swim lesson
• Cake winner celebrated with 'Fort' friends
• FOR THE RECORD
• 'Dramatic leap' in Ohio corn plantings expected
• City working on deal with Last Call Bar
• Learning through doing
• Talk About Lindsey: Ropers 4-H Club having a rummage sale on June 11
• Learn keys to better bridal pictures
• Free classes get more adults online
• FOR THE RECORD
• Scientists: Lake perfect for carp
• Woodmore to put bond issue before voters
• Concerns raised on reservoir
• Hospital will offer speed, agility clinic
• Terra staff and faculty gave their hands and hearts to speak out against hate (NO H8) and to show their support for every member of the Terra family for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Ally Pride Month.
• Recreation center dance will fight cancer, MS
• Register for Terra's KidsCollege
• Hydrant flushing begins today
• Police to get money from DVD pirates
• Bishop Hoffman Catholic School picks superintendent
• No new answers in study of cancer cluster
• Fremont City Schools staff members tour building
• FOR THE RECORD
• Speedway owner takes plea deal
• Glenn Maddy, who served on the Terra Community College Board of Trustees for 15 years, and Diane (Warnke) Hawk, who is a 1984 Terra alumna, were recognized for their outstanding service and accomplishments by the Ohio Association of Community Colleges du
• Speedway: No late night races
• Home-price index keeps falling
• EHOVE participating in energy conservation competition
• Schools raise money for American Cancer Society
• Camp Patmos will host 'Operation: Military Kids'
• Trash to Treasure sale will benefit programs
• FOR THE RECORD
• Ohio Senate budget plan removes union law wording
• Scandal focus shifts to Gee
• Local veteran recalls WWII service
• Early Literacy Stations blend learning, fun at Clyde Library
• Fremont salutes its war dead
• Fremont Police Captain Steve Billow retires
• Green Springs students win poster contest
• Terra offering motorcycle safety classes
• PlayStation owners show appreciation to teachers
• Talk about Clyde: Volunteer continues work honoring veterans' graves
• FOR THE RECORD
• Tent collapse at Walleye Festival causes only bumps and bruises
• Diabetes Support Group meets June 8
• FOR THE RECORD
• The last survivor
• We have freedom because of brave people serving country
• Dads graduate from fatherhood program
• Fremont man killed in vehicle crash
• 9/11 memorial brings it all back
• Kittens found injured along area roadsides
• Hats off to SJCC grads
• Ohio tornado total high this year
• Terra doles out professor emerita honor to retired faculty members
• Thousands of Confederate soldiers lie buried in Ohio
• Terra's Early Learning Center closes its doors
• Ottawa County Museum having activities to go with Great Depression photo exhibit
• Deadline to apply for help removing ash trees is Friday
• Watch Toledo Zoo animals chow down
• FOR THE RECORD
• Ohio tornado total high this year
• Vendors hoping for better weather at Walleye Festival
• Spellers gathering for bee
• Rain threatens walleye fest
• Corn crop could be lost cause
• Cemetery vandal sent to prison
• Memorial Day weekend events at Put-in-Bay
• Library to host computer classes
• 4 tornadoes confirmed in Ohio this week
• Some of Joplin's missing turn up safe
• Pa. man killed by semi on Ohio turnpike
• FOR THE RECORD
• Group to celebrate 'Forty years in Fremont'
• Congrats to Norma Worley and Carol Strebar. Both were granted professor emerita status by the board of trustees.
• Sandhill cranes returning
• How did everyone fare in the nasty weather last night?? Some of us who were on campus last night had to evacuate to the tornado shelters at about 5PM! WHEEEEEEEEE!!
• Stabbing: 2nd suspect takes deal
• Storms pass through county
• Program for the autistic
• Concerts are lined up for Birchard Park
• Music in the Park series ushers in summer season
• Judo athlete discusses obstacles
• Judge: Suspect in Rep. Giffords shooting mentally incompetent
• Forecasts, TV, luck eased risk in Okla.
• Sen. Sherrod Brown proposes consolidating student loans
• Fremont School board changes bid requirements
• Rape case continued for Clyde man
• Ready... Set, Enroll!
• Check out our latest series of TV ads!
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• Volunteers restoring plane
• Records clerk calling it a day
• Rep. Latta seeks input
• Job Stores to host seminars
• Talk About Oak Harbor: Relay for Life plans full schedule of events
• McPherson Middle School choirs perform a concert
• Owens to host CSI Youth Camp
• SEALs dog generates interest in war canines
• FOR THE RECORD
• Generosity aids fire victims
• An absolutely beautiful day at 2830 Napoleon Road.
• Golf outing builds scholarship fund
• OTP: Higher speed, more semis
• Judge: Turn over Helms' retirement
• Woman critical after fire
• Organizations help residents
• Birchard Library restoring Sunday hours
• Toledo man sentenced for pandering obscenity
• Liquor license renewal hearings for 2 bars continued
• Death toll from Missouri tornado climbs above 100
• FOR THE RECORD
• Fremont Ross prom gets taste of Big Apple
• St. Mary alums remember
• Final bell tolls at Rocky Ridge
• Civil War Days word spreads
• Woman in fair condition after her car strikes tree
• John E. Pollock Fund donates $900 to Camp Fire
• Birthdays
• Talk about Woodville: Village preparing for Fourth of July celebration
• Asset Builders Appreciation luncheon honors supporters
• Lutheran Social Services celebrates 100 years with jazz concert
• FOR THE RECORD
• State bill could let guns in taverns, stadiums
• The heavy load of student loans
• NASA teams up with students for high-altitude experiments
• Organist, 98, wins birthday cake
• Prescription drug abuse law nixes pill mills
• Sandusky Co. Chamber adds Ambassadors
• 'Macho Man' Randy Savage dies in car wreck
• Sportsmetrics keeps female athletes in top condition
• FOR THE RECORD
• K-9 joins Sandusky County sheriff's team
• Students explore alternate routes to escape high debt
• Connect Ohio giving away netbooks
• Tyrone Price charged with theft
• Weather killing walleye
• Stabbing suspects to plead
• Owens Community College having girls basketball camp in June
• FOR THE RECORD
• Man gets 8 months for charge
• Man sentenced for nonsupport
• Fremont police: Suspected crack dealer arrested
• Fremont officials, residents at odds over reservoir, sewer separation
• Permit hearings sought for 2 bars
• Canoe trip leads to eagles
• Bethesda Care Center gives quilt to retiring teacher
• Birthdays
• Talk about Gibsonburg: Pisanello's Pizza teams up to help recycle denim, shoes
• Spiegel Grove Squires play first home game on Sunday
• Small Business Basics seminars set for June
• FOR THE RECORD
• Shelter Shuffle will back humane society
• Aircraft museum gets off ground
• The 2011 KidsCollege schedule is now available. This year's session is July 18-22. Check it out ...
• 3 charges dropped in stabbing
• PIB revs up for busy season
• Synthetic marijuana outlawed
• Teens fight texting while driving
• Neace Lukens acquires Fremont firm
• Avenues in Art Awards presented
• Youth camp simulates work of EMTs, cops, firefighters
• Recycle old TVs Saturday
• FOR THE RECORD
• Tiffin man sent to prison for probation violation
• Fremont schools cutting jobs
• Vandal not done with court yet
• Big week starts season
• Gospel quartet performs Saturday
• Red Cross volunteers help flooding victims
• It's READY, SET, ENROLL day at Terra. From 8 a.m. to 7 p.m., you can be accepted, tested and enrolled all in one day. Plus receive information on transportation, financial aid, career services, meal plans and much more for summer and fall terms. Che
• Hospital plans luncheon event
• Softball tourney in Green Springs
• Arboretum has busy seasons scheduled
• Vanguard seniors recognized
• FOR THE RECORD
• Fremont police looking for Alltel robber
• Friday we released Terra Community College Single Sign-On!! This allows faculty, students and employees to log in once with their Terra username and password and have one click access to your Terra WebMail, Angel MyCourse Portal, Student and Faculty Por
• Long-time ag teacher retiring
• Bash helps fund special trip
• Spouse misunderstands? Duh!
• Students get look at work opportunities
• Man charged with assault, police say he struck officer
• Library classes help you get comfortable with computers
• Fremont man charged with robbery
• Bark for Life
• Top anglers reel in prizes at 2011 Walleye Tour
• News-Messenger staff capture AP awards
• Workshop will teach fishing instruction
• Jay Cooke helped the Union to victory
• Cooke Castle falls on hard times
• Father, son charged with robbing CVS
• 'Godspell' auditions will be May 28
• Runners sought for Camelback 4-Miler
• Fremont to test, flush fire hydrants
• Davis-Besse exercise goes well
• 3 injured in turnpike crash
• Farm funds enter battle over budget
• Brian Horn did the annual burn-off of the prairie today on campus. If you saw smoke in the area, that's what caused it.
• Clyde man accused of driving into bicyclist
• Weather won't deter anglers
• Seniors inducted into hall of fame
• Talk about Lindsey: Local learns importance of donating blood
• Learn about wild edibles Wednesday
• WSOS grant proposals are aimed at helping farmers
• Biggest Week in American Birding: Migratory Bird Day is Saturday
• FOR THE RECORD
• Students at Sacred Heart are urged to get creative
• Dead walleye showing up by the thousands
• Cropland acreage reports needed to get benefits
• The Admissions Office at Terra is hosting “Ready, Set, Enroll” on May 17 from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. You can be accepted, tested and enrolled all in one day. Plus receive information on transportation, financial aid, career services, meal plans a
• The hawks are back nesting outside of Building A!
• Probationers given chance to surrender
• Police search for man who robbed pharmacy
• Heidelberg analyzes bones found in Fremont
• Cedar Point's largest investor alleges chain misled shareholders
• Census: Residents less likely to be married
• Sandusky and Ottawa County Master Gardeners to offer info at farmers markets
• Vanguard students help kick off construction
• Diary: Bin Laden eyed new targets, big body count
• FOR THE RECORD
• Sirens have changed
• Walleye tournament kicks off today
• For the record
• Sherrod Brown backs bill to cut tax breaks to Big Oil
• Most wanted can 'Come Clean'
• Local veteran lauded with soldier's burial
• Community recalls Linda Key
• Bin Laden's death an opportunity
• Talk about Oak Harbor: Couple opening Beekeeper Restaurant and Bar
• Great Strides takes on cystic fibrosis with walk Saturday
• White Star Beach opens May 28
• Terra nursing students graduate
• Gas drops below $4 as oil climbs above $100
• Civil War Days has full slate of activities
• Woman who drove over man gets out of prison
• Teens in hospital following bonfire
• CORRECTION
• Talk about Clyde: St. Mary's School celebrates secretary with 'Kay Day'
• Beginning Genealogy Class set at Hayes Library
• Small businesses push to repeal Senate Bill 5
• FOR THE RECORD
• Arizona seeks online donations to build border fence
• La Nina brings flood risks and drought to the West
• Talk about Woodville: Woodmore Women's Chorus and Symphonic Choral excels
• Bin Laden's death a tough subject for faith leaders
• U.S. seeks access to bin Laden's three widows
• Troops' morale in field plunges
• Many smoking ban fines unpaid
• Park district summer events list available
• Rupp's Comics busy for annual event
• FOR THE RECORD
• Bad-paying jobs push workers to welfare
• Terra college sends off 252 with associate's degrees
• FOR THE RECORD
• Camps focus on skill sets for children
• Memorial Hospital finds digital mammograms increase accuracy
• Police academy accepting applicants
• Gasoline prices may dip to $3.50 by summertime
• Deaf Old Fort teen takes first solo flight
• Trailer damaged by fire in Green Springs
• After stint at 'Crime U,' repeat offender makes most of second chance
• Sentencing proposals under fire
• Congratulations to the Terra Community College Class of 2011!! Commencement begins at 7 p.m. tonight in the SAC.
• Reservoir changes await EPA OK
• Fremonter gets prison for rape
• Citizens join in prayer
• Rupp's Comics celebrating Free Comic Book Day on Saturday
• YMCA hosting Healthy Kids Day
• 2 Ohio high school students drown, 1 missing in Costa Rica
• Spiegel Grove Squires open season May 15
• Ohio House approves $55.6B budget
• FOR THE RECORD
• Knights share their new council's vision
• Man bails during chase
• Police to offer 24/7 meds collection
• Traffic speed data now online for metro areas
• Schools putting failed levies on August ballot
• Property records give new insights into bin Laden
• FOR THE RECORD
• Ohio House to vote on budget changes
• Dispute over drainage easement sent to mediation
• Brown: Bill would help decrease drug abuse
• Fremont WWII hero honored
• Atwater case doesn't fit profile
• Building project on schedule
• Attention Veterans, Reservists and Veteran Dependents. Last year, Terra was named a “Military Friendly School” by G.I. Jobs Magazine. Your input is an important part of this year's evaluation process so please consider completing the sur
• Board of Developmental Disabilities levy passes
• Voters pass library levy
• Cops: Death was by CO2
• Clyde-GS levy turned down
• Ellis wins mayoral primary
• Senior Services levy passage will allow programs to continue
• FOR THE RECORD
• Rex Damschroder returns to Columbus after heart surgery
• Three candidates win Fremont City Council Republican primary
• Melle likely to become law director
• Hart wins municipal judge race
• Citizens head to polls
• Death brings relief, fear
• Toledo Zoo celebrates Mother's Day with free admission for moms
• NAMI walk raises more than $16,000
• Just a reminder, the Red Cross is holding a blood drive in the SAC today from 9 to 3. Give a pint, get a pint.... of ICE CREAM!
• FOR THE RECORD
• Children's Mental Health Awareness Day is today
• American Cancer Society group having Bark for Life, Survivor Celebration in May
• Talk about Clyde: Equine therapist building career off rep started in 4-H days
• Bellevue Hospital mammography gets reaccredited
• Schools get better tracking data
• Report: High school harder now
• Center dedicated to memory of NFL's Rob Lytle
• Memorial Ball
• Talk about Woodville: Remember to vote tomorrow
• Leadership Sandusky learns law enforcement
• EHOVE plans kids summer camps
• Grant program promotes recycling
• FOR THE RECORD
• Motorcyclist dies in crash
• Honoring Castalia soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Jim Ellis, Don Nalley square off in Fremont mayoral primary
• Birthday cake winner: Lifelong county resident celebrates 95th
• FOR THE RECORD
• Catawba Island Boat Show kicks off
• Ohio invests $1.4B to get jobs
• Adoptathon this weekend in Sandusky County
• Toledo Zoo to celebrate Cinco de Mayo
• Free Fishing Days next weekend
• Sandusky County sales tax collections up for 2011
• Save lives, get FREE ICE CREAM and a chance to win NASCAR tickets! The American Red Cross will be on campus in the SAC on Tuesday, May 3rd from 9AM - 3PM for a blood drive. Each donor will get a coupon for a free pint of ice cream and be entered for a ch
• Fallen soldier returns home
• Save lives, get FREE ICE CREAM and a chance to win NASCAR tickets! The American Red Cross will be on campus in the SAC on Tuesday, May 9 from 9AM - 3PM for a blood drive. Each donor will get a coupon for a free pint of ice cream and be entered for a chan
• Celebration to recognize area senior citizens set for May 11
• Register to win prizes for donating blood
• Bonus available to some Ohio veterans
• WSOS highlights efforts to fight poverty locally
• FOR THE RECORD
• Donations offer shot at normal prom for Lake High School
• Gas tops $4 across Ohio
• More wind, more damage
• 2 Republicans want bench
• Learn about couponing at class
• The power has been restored on campus.
• Update from First Energy says that power should be restored shortly after 1PM, so the last status remains in effect. Staff to report at 1, classes to resume at 2. Thanks for all your patience people... time for me to head back in to campus.
• Here's a map from First Energy that shows their current outages and approximately how many customers are affected.
• Power has not yet been restored as of 12:15pm. We're waiting on an update from administration... I'll pass things on as soon as I know anything more and will send out an alert via the TerraAlert system should the situation change.
• Bellevue City Schools seek renewal of 2 levies
• County 911 depends on levy
• Terra decides to close ELC
• 4/28 - Terra Community College is now closed until 2PM due to a power outage. All classes before 2PM are cancelled. Staff is to report to campus by 1PM.
• Terra Community College is closed until (4/28) 10 AM today due to a power outage. All classes before 10 are cancelled.
• Terra Community College is currently without power. The power company is aware of the situation and has not been able to give us an ETA, but they are working on it and it should be back up before too long. As far as I know now, no classes have been cance
• Stamm School preschoolers learn about volcanoes
• 'Toast to Sherry' helps cancer patients
• Terra students to test 'vehicles'
• Sandusky County history museum opens Sunday
• FOR THE RECORD
• NASA braces for Giffords, Obama, launch crowd
• Obama offers birth form
• Attorneys vie for city job
• Murder-suicide followed turmoil
• Flood risk low, experts say
• Teens complete projects for Eagle Scout rankings
• Sandusky Co Board of DD to dedicate new facility Saturday
• 'Awesome' gift for marine program
• Housing program offering a hand
• Rainbow Station earns state award
• School has Pay It Forward Day
• FOR THE RECORD
• AMP plant on track to open by end of year
• Dawn Atwater called for help
• The Spring Fling goes until 3 p.m. today!!
• Man indicted on sex charges
• Terra's ELC likely to close
• Levy serves over 600
• Genoa Retirement Village chef wins gold at Culinary Olympics
• Hayes Center class focusing on family photos is Saturday
• Move over bunnies, the dogs are here
• Due to the wet weather, the Spring Fling will be held in the SAC today from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Stop by for a hot dog and some fun with your fellow students!
• NWS: Flood warning for Portage River at Woodville
• Cedar Point Season Pass Center opens Wednesday
• Residents flee as river overflows Missouri levee
• FOR THE RECORD
• Fremont man sentenced to 1 year for nonsupport
• Tiffin University will be holding an open house tomorrow (4/26) in B101/2 to allow students to learn about the Tiffin University Degree Completion Programs that are offered at Terra Community College and Online.
• STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
• Pastor to toss first pitch
• County to collect unused meds
• Easter tradition rolls on
• Tragic romance eclipses shuttle launch
• Students compete in Solo and Ensemble Contest
• Terra's annual Spring Fling is tomorrow (April 26) from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the courtyard (or SAC in the event of rain). There will be laser tag, dunk tank, photo booth, corn hole, inflatable obstacle course, food and PTK's Pie in the Face. Jo
• Ohio's teacher pay system could be first of its kind
• FOR THE RECORD
• Gordon Gee to deliver commencement address at Terra
• Event to help inform parents about drug use
• No deaths in St. Louis tornado called miracle
• Two croquet lessons offered ahead of event
• Birchard Public Library computer reserved for job seekers
• Fremont man charged in child porn case
• Assistance blunted income losses in 2009
• Cedar Point to open swing ride
• Courses to teach about computers and Internet
• Extra day to register at ELC
• FOR THE RECORD
• Voters asked to pass Clyde income tax
• Ohio missing out on millions from natural gas tax
• Man arrested in child porn case
• Green Chair promotes organ donation
• Man pleads to corruption charge
• Teen guilty in 'cocktail' case
• BCS levy will keep elementary schools open
• Happy Earth Day!
• Grant, collaboration aid students
• Civil War guide touts spy, life off battlefields
• FOR THE RECORD
• No break this spring at the gas pump
• Township asks voters to approve levy to fund fire protection
• Woodmore levy would maintain services
• Thunderstorms leave their mark
• Thousands come for pancakes
• Family killed by gunshots to head
• Several testify against Alcala
• Talk about Gibsonburg: Help clean up Williams Park in Gibsonburg
• For the record
• Donate blood during Minority Health Awareness Month
• Join walk for mental health in Fremont
• Participate in bike ride for MS
• Localities learn more about cuts from state
• Attention 2011 Graduates - There are posters in every building containing the list of graduate candidates. Please check to make sure your name and major are correct. If not, please contact Janet in Records at 419-559-2330.
• Teen's 'cocktail' trial under way
• Diggers find human bones
• Castalia native Charles Adkins killed in Afghanistan
• Clyde reports tax collections up
• CORRECTION
• Ottawa County man charged with breaking and entering, theft
• Kiwanis prepares for pancake festival
• FOR THE RECORD
• Police: York Twp. couple ingest bath salts as drug, endangering children
• Woodville seeks levy renewal for cemetery
• 2 weapons taken from home
• Community Recycling Day!! Building B parking lot from 2 to 6 p.m.
• New respiratory nursing unit opens at The Springs
• Learn about drug culture at Operation Street Smart May 5
• 110 Civil War vets lie in Green Springs Cemetery
• Fremont man sentenced for felony nonsupport
• Fremont man gets 3 years for felony charges
• FOR THE RECORD
• Appeals court hears arguments in horse cruelty case
• Scammers posing as health inspectors
• Fremont school board OKs raises
• Cleveland woman shares dating violence story
• Report: Show us prison savings
• Oak Harbor Prom 2011
• Questions left after killings
• Community Recycling Day is tomorrow (April 19) from 2 to 6 p.m. In addition to the electronics, Terra will also be accepting confidential papers which AccuShred will shred on site, and batteries, including Ni-Cad, Ni-MH, Li-Lon, Ni-Zn, alkaline and seale
• Sign up for marine trades classes in Oak Harbor
• Heating program assists 522 people through March
• Terra's ElderCollege continues its travels
• Talk about Woodville: Game teaches personal finance
• FOR THE RECORD
• Excavations discover much about Johnson's Island Civil War Prison
• Hundreds enjoy storybook fest
• Bowersox sticks to her roots
• World Race 2011 mixes tradition, technology
• Increase in fracking raises concerns
• Man sentenced for violating probation
• Driver charged for striking bicyclist
• Molotov cocktail case: Second defendant takes deal
• Ohio shale deposits hold potential for oil, gas, jobs
• Jobs, revenue could shrink state budget gap
• Man pleads guilty to attempted grand theft
• Carroll Twp. woman who starved horses is appealing conviction
• FOR THE RECORD
• Bowersox to play Toledo in May
• Congratulations to Jason Fatzinger for his election to the post of Regional Vice President for Phi Theta Kappa.
• Good from ice tragedy wins honor
• Auditor's new site has new tools
• County may share 9-1-1 levy
• Talk about Lindsey: Village honored as Tree City
• Author to discuss gender differences
• Owens Community College offers spruce trees for Earth Day
• Center offers small-business seminars
• WSOS seeks program grants
• FOR THE RECORD
• Ohio bill would let police enforce immigration laws
• Green Springs boy dragged under SUV recovering
• Congrats to Andrea Smidutz. Read about her upcoming "adventure."
• Today is our Polynesian Day in the TerraVue Grand Cafe. The menu features: Shoyu Chicken, Hawaiian Baked Beans, Coconut/Mint Rice Pilaf, Pineapple Coconut Smoothie Drink on Display and BBQ Smoked Pork and Pineapple Panini.
• Bigger semis, more damage
• Youth fly fishing clinic planned at Cold Creek
• Register for office administration program
• Obama: Cut spending, raise taxes on wealthy
• Fremont man gets jail time for failure to register as sex offender
• Fremont man sentenced for forgery, theft
• Police: Domestic fight ends in stab wounds, arrest
• Second-graders learn about wildlife
• Sandusky County Storybook Festival to focus on science
• FOR THE RECORD
• Check it out! Cultural dessert and drinks tasting starting at 11 a.m. in Building B Atrium TODAY! Also, if you're a continuing student and would like to work on-campus next year, meet with representatives from several campus offices who are looking
• Agency says eastern cougar extinct
• FOR THE RECORD
• Sandusky man sentenced for DUI
• Sex offender released
• State tax revenues exceed estimates
• Fremont man takes deal in Molotov cocktail case
• Area WW II vets are flown to D.C.
• Somber ceremony at Sumter
• Local voices part of new Civil War exhibit at Hayes center
• Pheasants Forever chapter celebrates 20 years
• Bowersox concert postponed
• May 3 vote to decide level of library services
• 4-year-old boy falls into pond, drowns
• Hayes Elementary celebrates student authors
• Join in the celebration of Asian and Pacific American Heritage Month with a tasting of cultural desserts and drinks tomorrow (April 13) in the Building B Atrium beginning at 11 a.m.
• Attention current students seeking on-campus employment. There will be a “meet and greet” event tomorrow (April 13) during the food tasting event in the atrium of Building B from 11 a.m.-1 p.m. The offices looking to meet interested students
• Woman injured in SUV-semi crash
• Airports, including Toledo, preparing for biggest version yet of 747
• Drivers starting to cut back
• Fremont man gets fifth OVI arrest
• Oak Harbor joins program to promote energy efficiency
• FOR THE RECORD
• Dragged boy in serious condition
• AIR-EEZ having open house/fundraiser for Special Olympics
• Health department ready to celebrate National Infant Immunization Week
• The April issue of The Paw Print is in student portals now. Or click on
• Boy, 4, drowns in rural Curtice pond
• Hundreds take pizza challenge
• Committee planning Volunteer Appreciation Night
• Local 'stars' take to the dance floor for CASA
• Wildlife division arrests 22 out-of-state anglers near Sandusky Bay
• Walleyes are biting again
• Workshop to help parents prepare kids to read
• FOR THE RECORD
• Spending cuts could unleash more parastic lampreys on Great Lakes
• Kasich's schools plan is more than cuts
• Musical passion play to be performed at St. Joseph Church
• Civil War: Two sides, 150 years, one history
• Exhibit at Hayes Center will tell story of Civil War
• Construction season begins in Sandusky County
• MHCS earns accreditation from cancer organization
• Birthday cake winner: 95-year-old likes to keep busy
• OHIO'S CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE CIVIL WAR
• Government shutdown averted by late deal
• Fremont police seize thousands of pirated DVDs
• 4 GOP seek city council seat
• Fremont man sentence on domestic violence charge
• Shelter has too many cats
• Auditions for two plays set for April 18, 19
• FOR THE RECORD
• Marco's prepares for Sunday's pizza challenge
• Sheriff Kyle Overmyer among dancers for CASA
• Parents fight for child cancer research funds
• Liquor permits to get hearing
• Youth leadership group gets down to business
• Shutdown talks yield no deal yet
• The Closing Reception for the Celebration of the Arts Festival is tomorrow night (April 8) from 5 to 7 p.m. in the Building B Atrium. It will feature a wine tasting and literature night.
• Federal shutdown would affect thousands
• FOR THE RECORD
• Grants to fund Ottawa, Sandusky county marine patrols
• Motorists deal with gas pains
• Helms begins paying up
• In celebration of Asian and Pacific American Heritage Month, the TerraVue is serving Korean cuisine today. Stop in and check it out.
• Clyde is Tree City USA Community
• Cameo Pizza accepts challenge
• Campaign offers abuse prevention
• Final Clyde burglary suspect sentenced
• Kimonos will be on display
• Hayes Easter Egg Roll
• Terra to host recycling day April 19
• Owens to hold prom dress sale
• Teen sentenced in traffic death
• Judge: Court merger would $ave
• Talk about Oak Harbor: Litter and recycling group offers scholarship
• FOR THE RECORD
• Educational center receives computers
• 48 Terra Community College students join honor society
• Mad Peppers pizza to help raise scholarship funds
• Students to Sleep Out for the Homeless
• Youth can enter to join clinic on fly fishing
• Money coming to help Ohio opiate addicts find work
• Reminder - Tomorrow, April 6, is the last day to withdraw from a 16-week class. Stop by the Records Office in A-200 or use this link to obtain a form.
• Crystal to give July concert
• Tonight - Art-The Future. Music by Terra Jazz Combo from 6:30 to 7:15 p.m. followed by a presentation by students and instructors from Terra's Digital Media Arts and Technology Program. Building B Atrium
• 2nd teen sentenced in cemetery vandalism
• FOR THE RECORD
• Strip mall to bring new jobs
• Clarification
• Sandusky County Park District seeks residents to fill out online survey
• Johnson's Island final payment celebrated with burning ceremony
• Off-duty EMT helps saves man's life
• Oak Harbor seeks more options for Park Street
• Former Port Clinton doctor gets early release from prison
• Union supporters rally, invoke MLK memory
• Tonight, Art-The Journey in the Building B Atrium. 6:30 to 7:15 p.m. - music by the Terra Guitar Ensemble. 7:15 p.m. - A life story, the journey to art and through art with faculty member and artist, Connaught Cullen.
• Catholic schools auction builds community chest
• Program seeking Civil War era documents to digitize
• Sandusky County residents can pick up discount cards to save on prescriptions
• Domino's bringing chicken to Pizza Challenge
• Memorial Health Care System board picks Wesley Oswald interim CEO
• Lake Erie fishing outlook is good
• FOR THE RECORD
• Police: Fremont man arrested on drug charges after resisting officer
• 3 hospitalized after crash at U.S. 6, Ohio 53
• Union law rallies both parties
• Commissioners OK new flood plan
• Talk about Woodville: 7th-, 8th-graders find success at Power of the Pen tournament
• Catawba woman gives Underground Railroad the opera treatment
• Region, especially Sandusky, played big role in Underground Railroad
• Rex Damschroder released from hospital after quadruple bypass
• Fremont teens charged with stealing pickup
• Trials pushed back in Molotov cocktail case
• Habitat awards Whirlpool
• BGSU Firelands unveils new Campus Master Plan
• Thrill is back, crowds are too at amusement parks
• Reformers try to take politics out of judicial appointments
• FOR THE RECORD
• A good thing in state budget: Turnpike to fix bridges
• Ohio Highway Patrol taking calls about its re-accreditation
• Gov. Kasich faced another residency glitch
• Kasich signs union legislation, opponents aiming for referendum
• House panel approves ban on texting while driving
• Owens to host Quiz Bowl on Saturday
• AJ's to serve up pepperoni, specialty pizzas at contest
• Van Wert priest to serve 2 Fremont churches
• FOR THE RECORD
• Memorial planned for plane crash victims
• Woodville facing renewal in May
• Study ranks health by county
• Plane crash victim loved life
• Man gets 6 mo. for photo incident
• Judge Ansted asks for second Sandusky County magistrate
• Talk about Gibsonburg: High school presents 'Into the Woods' this weekend
• Whirlpool files petition to put chill on fridge dumping
• Ohio House panel OKs ban on texting while driving
• Ohio Legislature OKs union bill
• Sandusky County Fair seeking sponsorships, donors
• Graffiti found on Washington Elementary, nearby Lindsey business
• Bishop Hoffman Catholic Schools superintendent is leaving
• Angry officers take aim at TV crew after heroin footage
• 'Today' will air another segment with Marblehead family
• Fremont chief happy he went, glad to be back
• Families of slain officers protected in SB 5 revision
• Let the racing season begin
• Central Ohio Poison Control Center to lose a third of its funding
• Several events lined up for Library Week
• FOR THE RECORD
• Fremont man pleads guilty to domestic violence
• Ohio House panel OKs public worker union bill
• Pizza Challenge: Pisanello's bringing back California White pizza
• Hixon Dance coming to Fremont on April 11 and 12
• Terra Community College board approves 3.5 percent tuition hike
• FOR THE RECORD
• Obama: U.S. intervened in Libya to keep civilians out of harm
• DeWine pushing for oversight of gaming
• Clyde man indicted in rape of girl, 5
• 2 charged with attempted murder in Clyde stabbings
• Jackson resigns from school job
• Crowd talks Ohio 53 safety
• School choice expanding as record fine languishes
• Have you stopped into Building B to see the Celebration of the Arts Festival Gallery yet? Our new greeter is there to meet you!
• Career center expansion progressing
• Heyyy! Woodmore to present 'Happy Days' musical
• Computer courses offered
• Pizzarias 'Raising the Dough' for students
• Court to take up huge sex bias claim vs. Wal-Mart
• Investigation finds Japan nuclear plant downplayed tsunami risk
• U.S. reducing naval firepower as NATO takes over
• FOR THE RECORD
• Elmore ex-cop's trial delayed
• History Day alive and well
• Seasoned Sandusky County dancers enjoy senior prom
• The News-Messenger focusing on jobs, local economy
• Experience Works program helps place workers
• Fremont Police Captain attends leadership program
• Data paints a rosier jobs picture
• Temp work driving growth
• FOR THE RECORD
• Local police attend funeral of fallen officer Andrew Dunn
• Birthday Cake Winner: Fremonter celebrates her 95th birthday
• Dam safety program protects Ohioans
• Owens college's Terrace Cafe now offers Friday takeout menu
• Sandusky County jobless rate drops a tad in Feb.
• The Celebration of the Arts Festival begins tomorrow, March 26, with an Art and Improvisation Workshop featuring guest artist Kathy Kosins. 11 a.m. in A-108. Space is limited so call 419-559-2233 to reserve a workspace.
• Man indicted in Sandusky police officer's shooting death
• Fremont man charged with fraud
• School officials cautious over Ohio budget projections
• Latta listening to locals
• Seven injured in traffic crash in Seneca County
• Ohio funeral home sues for right to liquefy bodies
• FOR THE RECORD
• Damschroder recovering after having heart surgery
• Director looking forward to county development
• Kasich's team releases cheery part of school funding picture
• City may owe couple in reservoir dispute
• Early Learning Center gets chance
• Beaver goes Krogering
• On March 25 Terra Career Services will be participating in the Collegiate Employ-Net Job Fair at Owens Community College from 10am – 2pm. Job fair open ONLY to students and alumni of the consortium member schools, so professional dress is required
• Red Cross to offer classes in Fremont
• Price reduced for fair box seat tickets
• Candidate info needed for guide
• Talk About Gibsonburg: Village promotes employee, hires two part-time workers
• Elizabeth Taylor dies at 79
• Depot jumping back into Pizza Challenge
• Police: Man flees, faces felony charges
• Ohio House supports Teach for America; educators have doubts
• Graduating? Check out this PDF filled with important info regarding the May 6 commencement!
• Freezing rain advisory in effect tonight
• Ohio Senate OKs increase in school calamity days
• Terra childcare program on today's agenda
• Beach handed life in prison
• Talk about Oak Harbor: Couple thanks those who helped
• Owens offers motorcycle safety training
• Smith sets up scholarship at BGSU Firelands
• Little Caesar's prepares for Pizza Challenge
• 3 Tiffin teens killed in crash with truck
• FOR THE RECORD
• Rep. Damschroder suffers heart attack
• Clyde looks into solar proposal
• Just a heads-up, there will be a statewide tornado siren test at 9:50 a.m. on Wednesday March 23. Sirens will be activated using a 3 minute steady tone. Terra Security will be activating the Terra Alert and Informa-Cast systems for this test and will is
• Bellevue City Schools awards contracts for middle school
• FOR THE RECORD
• Mercy denied for man who killed fellow inmate
• Oak Harbor council discusses Park Street options
• Miss Ohio takes on bullying
• Fallen officer worked in Clyde
• Application deadline for next wildlife officer training is April 15
• U.S. will yield lead on Libya mission soon
• Director says Ohio prison sale would help avoid cuts
• Students testify for 'texting' bill
• Ohio's 2nd bird census enters 6th and final year
• Hundreds mourn Ohio officer killed in shooting (videos)
• PHOTOS: Wildlife refuge tour gives glimpse of duck, duck, goose
• Kasich education budget may mean less for K-12
• Fremont Toy and Doll Show enjoyable for vendors too
• Sandusky police officer killed
• Gadhafi promising 'long war'
• Terra College festival celebrating the arts
• Birchard Libary to have levy on May ballot
• Retiree creates opening at Job Store
• FOR THE RECORD
• Ohio Dems feeling revived
• Our thoughts are with the friends & family of Terra alumnus, Sandusky police officer Andrew Dunn, who was shot and killed in the line of duty Saturday morning... RIP Officer Dunn.
• More than a budget: Gov. John Kasich aims to shake up Ohio governments
• Battle against prescription drug abuse shifts focus
• Activist Linda Key remembered for her smile, generosity
• Some minorities creating their own jobs
• Birthday cake winner: Lifelong Fremonter turns 93
• WSOS taking nominations for Sandusky County Senior Citizens Hall of Fame
• Owens Community College's Prom Dress Drive starts Monday
• Free seminars teach business basics at Terra Community College
• FOR THE RECORD
• Spieldenner's Carpet One closes its doors
• Police: Clyde pair caught breaking into cars
• Primary: Safe water a priority for Mayor Overmyer
• Molotov cocktail pre-trial continued
• Clyde man charged with raping 5-year-old
• Final 4 trip sparks memories
• Clyde accepting open enrollment applications
• Register for summer or fall Terra classes
• Council approves grant application, opposes Senate Bill 5
• Retiring director has helped library through many changes
• Register children for kindergarten at Washington Elementary
• March Madness time!! Who are your picks for the final four?
• Could it happen here?
• County prepared for nuclear incident
• Two women sent to jail on Gibsonburg vandalism charges
• Blown transformer caused Fremont power outage this morning
• Fremont man arrested on felony warrant
• Japan begins air drop on stricken reactor
• Workers risk lives to stop meltdown
• Talk about Gibsonburg: Program to help those wanting gardens
• Hufford honored at United Way banquet
• Clyde family meets with lawmaker about cancer
• FOR THE RECORD
• Man's death caused by 'self-inflicted wounds'
• Ohio's budget director: Cuts aren't surprising
• HSSC has too many puppies
• Kasich unveils two-year budget
• Ohio lawmakers drop all-day kindergarten mandate
• Valley View steps back in time for dinner
• Owens plans performing arts networking fair
• Middle Bass gets funds from state
• Bolte Real Estate marking 75 years in the business
• Fremont man sentenced on assault charges
• FOR THE RECORD
• Troopers step up OVI enforcement
• Clyde gears up for storm sewer improvements
• Budget plan leaves local governments hurting
• Kasich's budget cuts local government fund in half
• Oak Harbor teacher receives Apple honor
• Nuclear fears on rise again
• AMP to buy new Energy Center
• Clyde man gets 2 months in jail for not registering as sex offender
• Clyde man sentenced to probation for assault
• Red Cross waits for Japan donations
• How about that sunrise this morning?!
• Fremont artist has painting in free exhibit starting Saturday
• CORRECTION
• Employee at Elmore, Fremont bike stores finds trail magic
• FOR THE RECORD
• Perrysburg Township man stabbed to death
• AMP to buy Fremont Energy Center
• Welcome back everyone! How was your break?
• Rep. Dennis Murray, citizens discuss how to stop SB 5
• H&G Show tries out new features
• Census: Sandusky County population declines
• Camp Fire USA product sale goes through April 8
• ON CAMPUS
• NON-CREDIT FITNESS CLASS SCHEDULE AT TERRA COMMUNITY COLLEGE
• PostSecret creator to speak at Owens Community College on March 23
• Valley View Healthcare selected as one of Best Employers in Ohio
• Fremont man sentenced to 18 months for sexual assault
• FOR THE RECORD
• Liberty Center director: Recent numbers of homeless are misleading
• Women did everything but fight during the Civil War
• Sandusky County Home and Garden Show set for busy weekend
• Groups seek nominations for Community Trustee of the Year
• Clyde girls just keep on winning
• Business better, but new jobs are still few
• Farmers can get assistance with soil erosion
• FOR THE RECORD
• AP survey shows Obstacles to openness
• Birthday cake winner: Annabelle Crum turned 86 this week
• Wendt Key Team Realty celebrates its 10th year
• “An Evening of Mozart” concerts are Saturday, March 12 at 7:30 p.m. at St. Mary’s Catholic Church, 429 Central Avenue, Sandusky and Sunday, March 13 at 4:30 p.m. at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church, 709 Croghan Street, Fremont. Admis
• Could the trees and bushes have been any prettier this morning?? That said, raise your hand if you're ready for spring ...
• Clyde man faces felony sex charges
• Mayoral candidate challenges status quo
• Few roads closed due to flooding
• Sandusky County shelter, food groups can apply for funds
• Police: Fremont man drops bag of pot and flees
• Local celebrity dancers to perform for CASA
• DeWine: Ohio board must fight prescription-drug abuse harder
• Rossford man faces felony charges
• Money OK'd for sheriff SUVs
• 401(k)-style retirement plans for Ohio workers on the table, GOP leaders say
• Flood warning issued for Woodville as Portage River rises
• Ohio House approves increase in school 'snow days'
• Community Lenten services planned in Fremont
• Bowling Green conference to focus on Africana studies
• DNA leads Ohio cold-case team to second serial case
• Mom to appear in court for charges related to child who crashed truck
• Judge clears Perrysburg attorney of charge
• Toledo woman arrested after leading police on chase
• Judge to hang up robe in Dec.
• County loses population in census
• Season of Lent begins
• Fremont attorney to run for judge's seat
• Do you know the application deadline for 2011-2012 scholarships at Terra is April 1? Stop in A-100 and ask Financial Aid staff about the application or download it at www.terra.edu/financialaid/scholarshipapp.asp.
• Sandusky County jobless rate edges up in Jan.
• Tiffin University will be having an Open House on campus today (3/9/2011) from 6-8pm in B101/102!
• A Variety of Shades expands offerings
• Funding to help repair boat launch facilities
• Trio of captains steps down
• Kasich pledges big changes to come
• Colleges join forces in transfer agreement
• Advocates reach invasive species deal with EPA
• Man gets prison for burglary
• Home Show vendors set for weekend
• Pension reform also expected to affect public workers
• Reaction to State of the State address
• Register for kindergarten at Clyde-Green Springs Schools
• FOR THE RECORD
• The first day of spring is one thing, and the first spring day is another. The difference between them is sometimes as great as a month. ~Henry Van Dyke
• New fund memorializes Ross grad
• Ohio new concealed-carry permits trend down in '10
• Dam may come down
• Anger brews over government workers' benefits
• Gas prices are about more than just oil
• Union protests preface Kasich's State of State
• Report: Man faces charges after fleeing traffic stop
• Love of reading led to perfect job
• Technology workshops at EHOVE
• Farmer's markets to begin June 18
• First day of spring break. Just so you know, all offices are open.
• Ohio House hearings on union bill to start Tuesday
• Oak Harbor senior surprises with state wrestling title
• Reservoir issue key in race
• Wanted: Civil War recruits
• U.S. Marshals end fugitive surrender program
• Report: Central Ohio to save $74 million if union bill passes
• When test scores seem too good to believe
• Book discussion group to meet
• BIRTHDAYS
• Woodmore levy essential to district's stability
• FOR THE RECORD
• White House praises Muslims ahead of congressional hearing
• Deadline approaching for assistance program
• Library takes step toward razing properties
• Police: Man locks out wife for two nights
• Fremont's reservoir causes uproar
• Projects hike water, sewage rates
• Genealogy class set for March 12 at Hayes Center
• Food drive Sunday at Big Lots
• Ex-cop's recent death linked to 1979 shooting
• GOP moving too fast on union bill, some Republicans complain
• CEO of Memorial Hospital to resign
• Commute time holds steady for Sandusky County
• Birthday cake winner: Helena woman turns 98
• It's the Friday before Spring Break!! (just a subtle reminder)
• Fremont plans to buy 21 Impalas for police
• Freezing rain advisory until 10 a.m. -- then flood watch takes over
• Man faces felony for photos
• Russian visitors to Sandusky County talk about business
• Volunteer for History this Sunday at Hayes Center
• Woodmore Elementary fixing rusted beams
• Lawmakers want to quicken Asian carp study
• Men charged after drug raids in Fremont
• Ohio union bill speeds toward passage
• Fremont food pantry closing
• Toledo man arrested in photo incident at Fremont Walmart
• Union bill whizzing through Ohio Legislature
• FOR THE RECORD
• Atkinson students share knowledge of black history
• Senate approves union bill by 1 vote
• GOP wins first federal budget skirmish, bigger fight looms
• Newspaper: Ohio payroll drops for 2nd year
• Supreme Court: Anti-gay funeral picketers allowed
• Anti-abortion groups adopt in-your-face tactics
• Statewide study: Child obesity rates stay steady
• Expert: Fountains crash could have caused explosion
• Flood waters beginning to recede in Sandusky County
• Ottawa soil, water district earns award
• It's Women's History Month. What woman has had the greatest influence on your life?
• Committee OKs no-strike bill
• Terra’s annual Winter Jazz Festival concert has been rescheduled for Thursday, March 3 at 7:30 p.m. at the Port Clinton Performing Arts Center. The concert features the Terra Thunder Jazz Band, Terra Jazz Combo and special performances by Terra&rsq
• License renewal hearing packed
• Change would make agency more efficient
• Sandusky River waters recede
• FOR THE RECORD
• Event to feature 100 colleges, universities
• Talk about Oak Harbor: Students collecting cans for camp trip
• Clyde City Council votes to update flood maps
• Pornographic photos found in Fremont Walmart, on customers' cars
• 8-year-old in truck causes evacuation at The Fountains
• Job fair starting in 20 minutes.
• Career Centers project moves ahead
• County dodges major flooding, so far
• Study: U.S. drug poisonings costly
• Visit New York City on 6-day, 5-night journey
• More needed for WSOS Senior Services bus trips
• Winter Jazz Festival concert moved to Thursday
• Stamm Elementary students focus on teeth
• Russian delegation to visit Fremont on Thursday
• 2 in court for preliminary hearing in Clyde stabbing case
• FOR THE RECORD
• The annual Spring Job Fair is TOMORROW, Tuesday March 1. More than 50 local employers will be in the Student Activities Center from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Dress for success and bring your resume!
• What kinds of high water problems did you see on the way to Terra today?
• SCHOOL MENUS
• Grief support group begins March 14
• OACCS scholarship applications due April 1
• Talk About Woodville: Fair will promote health, beauty and fitness
• 50 students participate in speaking contest
• FOR THE RECORD
• Youth share talents at Fremont church
• Report: Taxes down in Ohio in 2009
• Speaker: Real story is 'all the overcoming'
• Area legislators split on merits of union bill
• Manufacturing still big for Sandusky County
• Fremont area cleans up after storm
• Nominations sought for Hayes Award
• Clara Hemminger celebrates 90
• Be ready for a background check
• Productivity gears up
• FOR THE RECORD
• Home trends to usher in spring
• Terra's Winter Jazz Festival Concert & Activities has been canceled tonight due to the weather. The concert has been rescheduled for Thursday evening, March 3, 7:30pm, with the pre-concert reception at the Second Street Gallery from 5:30-7pm. Fo
• FRIDAY 2/25/2011 - Terra Community College is now closed due to the weather. Stay safe and have a good weekend!
• Getting better, but still a Level 2
• FRIDAY 2/25/11 - Terra is operating on a delay today due to the weather. All classes prior to 12 Noon are cancelled. Classes beginning at 12 Noon or later will operate as scheduled.
• Judge gets Liske mental evaluations
• Celebration at museum will honor Port Clinton gospel singer
• Stamm students portray famous blacks
• Arthur Treacher's Fish and Chips is closing
• News-Messenger staff up for awards
• Residents examine Clyde levy
• Winter storm expected
• FOR THE RECORD
• Lt. Gov. Taylor speaks at Republican event
• County considers owning airport
• What are you looking most forward to doing once spring finally gets here?
• Brown wants fed help with cancer cluster
• Alleged repair scam leads to indictment
• Gibsonburg: 13-year-old to compete in state free-throw competition
• Waggoner heads to state meet, again
• Hospital offers screenings at several locations
• Assistance available for livestock producers
• Man arrested on domestic violence charge
• 12 area residents finish peace officer training
• Community mourns girl killed in crash
• FOR THE RECORD
• Damschroder: Ditch front plate, save $2M
• Two men arraigned in Clyde stabbing
• Port Clinton girl, 4, dies in three-car crash
• FOR THE RECORD
• Fremont cleans up snow and ice
• Bethesda thanks its volunteers
• WOODMORE HIGH SCHOOL MUSIC RESULTS
• Green Springs chiropractor earns wellness certification
• CASS Enterprises debuts new website
• (Feb. 18) Building D continues to take shape. Next fall, if all goes as planned, it will be the new home for the allied health programs as well as the arts and music programs.
• Pair arrested in Clyde stabbing
• Councilman makes case for Fremont mayoral run
• Tuesday 2/22/11 - Terra is operating on a 2 hour delay today due to the weather. All classes prior to 10AM are cancelled. Classes beginning at 10AM or later will operate as scheduled.
• State having weather awareness poster contest
• Conservation program sign-up starts March 14
• CAGE having fundraiser March 19
• Job Stores seminar schedule
• How a crash goes from bad to worse
• FOR THE RECORD
• Winter reminds us it's still here with ice, snow
• Remember to sign up for the TerraAlert system to be among the first to learn about closings, delays, and cancellations at Terra!
• Terra is closing campus today (2/21/11) at 5PM due to the weather. All 4PM and later classes are cancelled. Please be safe.
• Need work? Mark March 1 on calendar
• Cheerleaders show true color is pink
• Event celebrates creative spirit, innovation
• Freezing rain may turn into snow today
• Correction: Jail sentence was 17 months
• City Law Director Hart running for Fremont Municipal Court judge
• Terra is operating on a 2 hour delay today due to the weather. All classes prior to 10AM are cancelled.
• Talk about Woodville: School roof problem being addressed
• Clyde places third in quiz bowl tournament
• 6th Circuit has surprising losing streak against Supreme Court
• FOR THE RECORD
• As private pay plummets, public pay in Ohio increases
• Collective bargaining debate heats up
• Terra Child care program could be cut
• Police seek man accused of stabbings
• Terra to host free seminar on small business
• Birthday cake winner: Clyde woman turned 102 this week
• Fremont man sentenced for burglary, inducing panic
• FOR THE RECORD
• Lt. Gov. Taylor to speak at chicken dinner
• BGSU-Firelands hosts event for high schoolers
• Just a quick reminder. Terra WILL BE OPEN on Monday.
• Bill would ban texting while driving
• Residents testify for turnpike bill
• Clyde girls score perfect season
• Police warn of scam calls
• Man gets prison term
• Man pleads guilty to trafficking charges
• Resident charged with 16 counts of rape
• Council OKs seeking loan for reservoir work
• FOR THE RECORD
• There will be live jazz in the Student Activity Center today at noon. Have some lunch and enjoy a tribute to Miles Davis!
• Police: Man tried to run over repo man
• Dyer kicks through barriers, overcomes
• Super K cutting hours, products
• Hayes Center seeking photos of black soldiers
• Gibsonburg man faces several charges
• Talk About Gibsonburg: Five youth gunning for free throw titles Sunday
• Latest sculpture a tribute to dad
• Toledo man sentenced for role in string of robberies
• FOR THE RECORD
• Terra Community College is proud to present “Jazz Meets Composition” on Sunday, February 20, 4 p.m. at Hayes Memorial United Methodist Church in Fremont. The performance is admission free and will feature music composed by saxophonist Georg
• Ever wanted to visit Washington DC or go back to visit? The ElderCollege program at Terra Community College is sponsoring this trip scheduled for April 1 - April 4, 2011. Cost is $425. We need 12 more people to fill a second bus. For more information
• If you don't need your disbursement check right away, you probably should wait. There's a log jam upstairs.
• February a great month to help out
• CORRECTION
• Grants available for programs benefiting county
• FOR THE RECORD
• Council pursues $42K crack sealer
• Old theater gets new lease on life
• Officials view turnpike damage, seek funds
• Auditions are set for Neil Simon comedy
• Sandusky County offenders given a second chance
• Another update on the Building D renovations... check it out!
• Tomorrow, Feb. 16, is Disbursement Day. Remember, you must present your student ID. The Cashier's Office opens at 8 a.m. Please plan on being patient, and if you don't need to get your check early, you might want to wait until later in the week
• The Feb. 15 issue of The Paw Print has been posted to student portals and to the Web. Check it out!
• Seniors hope for OK of levy in May
• Fundraiser to benefit injured Clyde teen
• Conservation program enrolling now for 10- to 15-year contracts
• Matt Damschroder using his Terra education as county commissioner
• Terra Community College students to help with taxes
• Bobcat sightings up in Ohio in 2010
• Officials warning of thin ice on lake
• FOR THE RECORD
• The Terra Student Nurse Association is holding a bake sale in B Atrium. There are lots of heart shaped items, and a nice variety from which to choose. The funds collected will go toward their charity projects.
• Volunteers in Income Tax Assistance at Terra begins Feb. 15. Free federal & state income tax returns preparation for students/community. Student volunteers & faculty supervisors available in B-305 Tuesdays from 4-8 pm and Thursdays from noon-3 pm
• Ex-state senator to speak at NAACP event
• 'New oldyweds' forge attachment
• AARP offers free tax preparation
• Bettsville screening for kindergarten
• YMCA center enrolls children
• Highway patrolman honored with award
• Solomon Lutheran School needs our help
• Catholic Schools Week celebrated at St. Boniface
• FOR THE RECORD
• Private-sector unions slipping into irrelevance
• Clifford Beach found guilty on all counts for wife's murder
• 'A struggle for them:' A look at black Civil War soldiers
• Sandusky County men who served in Civil War in black regiments
• CORRECTION
• FOR THE RECORD
• Patrons pen praises for their local library
• Requests for heating aid hit record
• News-Messenger Media, Yahoo! team
• Dr. Harold Brown was the featured speaker at a Black History Month celebration Feb. 10 at Terra Community College.
• Terra will host “College Goal Sunday” on Feb. 13 at 2 pm. This free event will help students and parents complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) - the federal application that is required to receive federal financial aid
• This French Canadian group will appear Friday, Feb. 11 at 7:30 p.m. at the Sandusky State Theatre. The concert is free and open to the public and is part of the Arts Midwest World Fest. For more info on the band, check out or
• They helped pave the way
• Margaretta will place renewal levy on ballot
• Beach testifies before his case goes to jurors
• VOLUNTEERING OPPORTUNITIES
• Learn about backyard birds and more at wildlife refuge
• Volunteers needed to monitor marsh
• Talk about Lindsey: Washington Elementary's Chili Festival coming soon
• Corvette raffle will aid Bellevue Hospital Foundation
• Event to prepare teams for Relay
• FOR THE RECORD
• 2010 fire loss was $1.5 million in Fremont
• Woman injured after losing control of car
• Jurors hear grisly details in Beach trial
• BIRTHDAYS
• Keepin' It Cool Heart Walk set for Feb. 26 at Kalahari
• Bald eagle nesting season in full swing again in Ohio
• Talk about Gibsonburg: Village asking for help clearing fire hydrants
• Power plant could have a buyer soon
• Love is in the air again
• FOR THE RECORD
• Damschroder teams up with Vanguard students for texting ban
• Jurors seated for Beach murder trial
• Man killed in Woodville crash
• Talk about Oak Harbor: Riverview Employee of the Year nominees
• Terra building getting demolished internally
• Cleanup winding down at Clauss Cutlery site
• FOR THE RECORD
• Couple runs K-9 obedience school
• BIRTHDAYS
• Relay for Life open house scheduled for Feb. 24
• Check out what's been going on inside Building D!!
• French Canadian ensemble Mauvais Sort Concert Feb. 7 at Terra Community College
• Supervisor accused of sex with workers
• Tiffin University student leaves Egypt amid protests
• Juvenile pleads guilty to Clyde Cemetery vandalism
• End of grant program puts solar project on hold
• BIRTHDAYS
• Rep. Latta introduces resolution to mint Ronald Reagan coins
• Tree Hugger Fair is Feb. 16 at Owens
• Free tax clinics coming in March
• Sandusky County Sheriff's office to purchase new fleet of cruisers
• FOR THE RECORD
• Snow keeps piling up around area
• Firefighters train for ice rescues
• What are local lawmakers up to?
• BIRTHDAYS
• Never too early to think about prom
• Andersons sponsoring Home Show
• Snow, ice build up causes warehouse roof to collapse
• FOR THE RECORD
• Is Ohio going down the brain drain?
• 3 Fremont men charged with attempted murder
• Woman dies in West State Street crash
• Aerospace business big for Ohio
• Two class of 2000 Clyde graduates share experiences
• Free workshop on financial planning topics
• Food plots could help attract more wildlife to your property
• Emergency volunteers getting new site on Web
• Texting project gains attention
• Fremont woman dies in city crash
• You are invited to experience French Canadian Music at Terra on Monday, Feb. 7 at 7 p.m. Mauvais Sort will perform at the Student Activities Center. The event is free and open to the public.
• Device blocks calls, texts in moving cars
• Mayor reports on state of the city
• Sheriff: Be careful, roads still dangerous
• Zumba dance will arrive soon in Lindsey
• Barbershop chorus delivers singing Valentines
• Art classes at Findlay Art League
• Nalley elected to hospital board
• Several contested races in the works
• FOR THE RECORD
• Sun's out, but roads are still slick
• This algae is the good kind!
• Plows roll on; county down to Level 1
• Clyde says all-day K not in the cards
• BIRTHDAYS
• Local Goodwill agency launches new website
• Talk about Gibsonburg: 4-H club, Cloverbuds having open house
• Asian carp aren't only invasive threat to Lake Erie
• Magee Marsh closing trail for nesting bald eagles
• Tour Spiegel Grove, Hayes-style Presidents Day weekend
• Damschroder introduces bill aimed at Ohio EPA mandates
• Sun to come out tomorrow, but bundle up
• How are you spending your "snow days??"
• Dad sentenced after pleading to murder
• Man who led cops on chase pleads guilty
• No traffic = no crashes; crews work on
• Some options for Super Bowl Sunday
• FOR THE RECORD
• Classes scheduled at Red Cross site
• NAMI offering course for families
• Woodrow Wilson will be topic of Hayes talk
• WSOS programs win Best Practice awards
• Terra State Community College is closed Wednesday, 2/2/2011 due to dangerous weather. All classes are cancelled and all offices are closed. Please stay safe!
• Voters learn about deficit, levy request
• Tiffin St. shooting accidental, police say
• Officials: So far, so good -- but be careful
• Terra Community College is closed today (2/1/11). All day and night classes are cancelled. Please be safe!
• Daffodil sales benefit fight against cancer
• Firm donates scrap metal to Terra for classes
• Extra time to get dog licenses
• Institute schedules training on common illnesses in kids
• Berlekamp newest Terra trustee
• Vickery man charged with domestic violence
• FOR THE RECORD
• Just a subtle reminder... Terra will broadcast college closings and delays via the TerraAlert system directly to your cell phone (via TXT message) and/or email. If you haven't signed up, now would seem like a really good time to do that. :-)
• Witnesses dispute facts of shooting
• Dancer to represent Vacationland
• Home heating oil 60 cents higher than a year ago
• Catholic schools gearing up for an active week
• Injury from auto crash
• Report of gunshot in street fight
• Lawmakers look at comp time
• FOR THE RECORD
• Winter storm bearing down
• Preston Atkins gets 8 years in prison
• Robert Clayton leads police on car chase
• Todd Cousino facing a multitude of charges tied to chase
• Higher education key to job prosperity
• College an option at any time in life
• FOR THE RECORD
• Grant to pay for razing vacant buildings
• Birthday cake winner: Augusta Stanley celebrates her 90th
• Sessions help men be better dads
• Guilty plea to cocaine possession
• 4 citizens honored for community service
• Molotov cocktail nets arson charges
• Police will get seasonal records help
• ON CAMPUS
• BIRTHDAYS
• Talk about Lindsey: Red Cross praises Lions Club for blood drive success
• St. Boniface celebrates Catholic Schools Week
• St. Joseph's, St. Ann's Catholic churches to share one pastor
• FOR THE RECORD
• The Red Cross Bloodmobile will be at Terra on Monday, Jan. 31 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Consider giving "the gift of life."
• New dog warden ready for Monday start
• Crown buys warehouse, will expand
• Talk about Gibsonburg: Free-throw contest is Sunday at GHS
• Terra spring enrollment up 6.5 percent
• Tuskegee Airman to speak Feb. 10
• Molotov cocktail hits house; no one hurt
• FOR THE RECORD
• Fremont schools receive several large donations of supplies
• If you missed the recent Campus Involvement Fair, here are some of the highlights:
• It's a buyer's market -- and they're buying
• Valentine's Dance to benefit foundation
• Women's Diagnostic Center extending hours
• Group seeks wind turbine regulations
• Purchase dog license by Monday
• Fremont man sentenced to jail for assault charge
• State of the Union: Local officials weigh in
• FOR THE RECORD
• Heroin, opiate deaths persist in Ohio
• The Financial Literacy Session today, Tuesday Jan. 25, from 2-3 pm at Terra has been moved to B-201. This is free financial advice on "Budgeting."
• Cody Curry first guy to win top cheer award
• Pan of grease on stove causes house fire
• Stone marks Sandusky River tragedy
• Terra will host musical group from Quebec
• Students, board members recognized at meeting
• Local man charged with domestic violence
• Man charged with felonies
• Man gets 8 months for receiving stolen property
• Fremont man sentenced for aggravated assault
• FOR THE RECORD
• Want some free financial advice? As part of a Financial Literacy Grant, Terra instructor Terry Holmes will present a session on "Budgeting" tomorrow (Jan. 25) from 2 to 3 p.m. in A-107. Questions? Call Kimberly Martin at 419-559-2349.
• Okay, now down to two teams. Who's it going to be - the Packers or the Steelers?
• Bioscience firms locate in small towns too
• Failure to yield at stop sign results in a crash
• FOR THE RECORD
• New county official learns fast on job
• Boys' mother gets chance to say thanks
• Learn how much $$ library can save you
• House fire in Ballville Twp.
• Birchard Public Library trustees OK strategic plan
• Putnam County robbery could be tied to local crimes
• For Rafael's mom, it feels like yesterday
• Toledo man gets prison in theft case
• Birthday cake winner: Sister Noreen marks 94th birthday
• Woman gets 2 years for violation of probation
• Vital signs: Keeping your house healthy
• Kids grieve differently, say experts
• Agencies are getting the word out on ice safety
• FOR THE RECORD
• It's down to four teams. What are your Super Bowl picks?
• Resident: Reservoir project a big mess
• Monument to honor boys
• Memory of three boys lives on
• Portman tours Clyde Whirlpool plant
• Man charged with assaulting cops
• Violinist Virgil Lupu to perform in concert at United Methodist
• Community forum on teen issues scheduled
• Comedian's performance slated to aid Lindsey Fire Department
• FOR THE RECORD
• Congrats to Jessica Garza and Rachel Rollins, Terra's Rotary Students of the Month for December and January, respectively.
• The latest edition of The Paw Print (student newsletter) is out. Check it out at
• Have you signed up for the TerraAlert system yet? Get notifications (campus closings, delays, emergencies, etc.) delivered to you as TXT messages or emails! Click the link on the Terra homepage or go straight to
• Fremont hires Stantec to remove Ballville Dam
• Sandusky County voters will see replacement levies in May
• Icy roads cause flurry of crashes
• Small electrical fire breaks out at Davis-Besse plant
• FOR THE RECORD
• Roof collapse today = demo tomorrow
• WSOS offering free tax clinics
• Guidebook examines geology of Lake Erie
• Place your orders now for G'burg FFA's sausage sale
• Farm agency picks leaders for year
• Stylist happy to have her own salon
• Grant will add computing power to Birchard
• Terra is operating on a 2 hour delay today (Wednesday 1/19). This means the college is closed until 10 AM. Classes scheduled before 10 AM are cancelled. 10 AM classes and later will operate as scheduled. Be safe!
• Talk about Oak Harbor: Genoa students' gifts were appreciated
• Terra's Kern Center starts new slate of how-to classes
• Juniors can apply for journalism conference, scholarship
• Man shoots self in he leg by accident
• FOR THE RECORD
• Clyde St. Mary's will close its school
• Songs, signs, rhetoric recall King's work
• Gravel on path will improve EHSP access
• Retreat center updates to stay relevant
• Volunteer for History day to be March 6
• Relay for Life Committee seeks new teams for event
• Heating assistance requests hit record
• LOOKING FOR A HOME
• Chimney fire on Croghan Street damages home
• FOR THE RECORD
• BGSU hosts events about astronomy
• Solid skills will pay your bills
• MLK event focuses on paying it forward
• Reservoir lawsuit to be heard here
• Hayes Center gets $50,000 from Hearst Foundation
• Terra dishes out new food service
• District plans forum to discuss finances
• Three people taken to hospital after their vehicles collided Saturday
• Several people injured in 2-vehicle crash
• Area OMEA honors band 'very strong'
• FOR THE RECORD
• Birthday Cake Winner: Gibsonburg woman turns 98
• State lauds Sandusky County Sheriff for achieving much at a young age
• RELIGION NOTES
• SCHOOL LUNCH MENUS
• Auxiliary plans boating courses
• Class helps people build family tree
• BGSU to host band clinic
• Elmore woman gets 60 days in jail for O.V.I.
• FOR THE RECORD
• The newly renovated TerraVue Grand Café at Terra Community College is open for business! This week, customers were treated to Sweet and Sour Tofu Stir Fry made to order by Chef Ed Logan.
• Cleveland boat show drawing local crowd
• Struggling inn ordered to pay $50K
• A reminder to all Terra students and staff. The College will be closed Monday, Jan. 17 in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
• Terra receives bullet-proof vest donation
• Gift buys computers for library
• Man gets prison on stolen property charge
• Terra enjoys record enrollment
• FOR THE RECORD
• Divorce attorney found in contempt
• Bellevue church taking food orders
• Talk about Lindsey: Church invites residents to movie
• BIRTHDAYS
• Rocky Ridge Elementary will close at end of school year
• Fremont fire chief leaving perfect job
• Owens Foundation offers scholarships
• Talk about Gibsonburg: Village will hire part-time worker
• Findlay Art League seeks photo contest entries
• Fremont NAACP branch plans service in honor of King
• WSOS will count region's homeless
• FOR THE RECORD
• Quite a few classes being cancelled for this afternoon. Remember to keep an eye on for the latest listing of cancellations!
• Terra is up and running! Thanks to the maintenance crew for clearing the lots and sidewalks and for the IT department for handling a power outage early this morning.
• So, what did you do with your couple of extra hours this morning? Sleep? Shovel? Study?
• Fremont Block Watch program to expand
• Police: Break-ins may be related
• Terra is operating on a 2 hour delay today. This means the college is closed until 10 AM. Classes scheduled before 10 AM are cancelled. 10 AM classes and later will operate as scheduled. Be safe!
• 200 take part in downtown Oak Harbor survey
• Bellevue man violated terms of probation
• Clyde man gets 4 years for burglary
• Bellevue woman gets plea deal in sexting case
• GOP looks to end Ohio estate tax, local governments will lose out
• FOR THE RECORD
• 'Not lake effect, everyone's seeing snow'
• Fremont cops help with Fort Seneca bust
• High speed chase ends with charges
• Members of Congress reflect on security
• Pepsi Refresh Project: 4-H members want to replace Ottawa County Fairgrounds barn
• Cookbook publishes woman's family recipe for monkey taters
• Latta bill would repeal estate tax
• FOR THE RECORD
• Terra classes are available in Flex-term
• Health Dept. program on lead poisoning
• County OKs abatement for telecom biz
• Improvements on Woodmore agenda
• Sandusky Co. solidly blue collar still
• Welcome back everyone! Spring semester begins today! Good luck to all.
• The landscape is changing at Woodmore High School
• Man faces multiple charges following car, foot pursuit
• FOR THE RECORD
• Ice fishing on the slow side
• Commodore Perry shipwreck discovered
• Lottery ticket thief released
• GIRLS-ONLY WEEKEND GETAWAYS: No guys allowed
• 2-car collision injures two in Margaretta
• Library levy will go before Sandusky County voters
• Riley Twp. neighbors' scuffle leads to assault charges
• FOR THE RECORD
• Florence Wott turns 94 with celebration
• Area officers train for shooter scenarios
• Ross trio to help draft 'no TWD' resolution
• Levy would add 1 9-1-1 dispatcher
• It's never too early to reserve the shelter house at W.C. Miller Park
• Hospital offers clinic on agility
• Planetarium program for kids, adults
• OSU Extension offers training on pesticides
• Clyde man pleads guilty to charges
• FOR THE RECORD
• Fremont police chief to train with FBI
• Middle school bidding to begin soon
• Re-entry program helps ex-cons in new start
• Ohio Crops Day will be on Feb. 10
• Homeless shelter receives donation
• Area youth invited to baseball camp at Owens Community College
• Vanguard-Sentinel Career Centers taking registration for new classes
• Food drive this month slated to benefit Gibsonburg Food Pantry
• Students help design OSS calendar
• FOR THE RECORD
• Did you know that TerraVue is on Facebook!? Check them out! The link will always be down in our "Favorite Pages" in the lower left of this page as well...
• Council re-elects Black, puts levy on ballot
• Defense: Prosecutor is holding back info
• New faces changing face of VFW
• BIRTHDAYS
• Technology unites soldier, baby
• FOR THE RECORD
• Goodwill awards employee
• Share and Care begins 21st year with new director
• Scrapbook Attic closing its doors
• Talk About Oak Harbor: Store features artwork from many different local creators
• Anyone want to share their New Year's resolutions?
• Traffic stop yields pot, pills and bills
• Frankly, friendship fuels this gas deal
• Police mantra for 2010: More with less
• Early Willard girl first baby of new year at Bellevue Hospital
• BIRTHDAYS
• VOLUNTEERING OPPORTUNITIES
• Community Foundation accepting community grant applications now
• Oak Harbor employees may get bonuses
• FOR THE RECORD
• Happy 2011. All Terra offices are open and staffers are standing by to get you ready for the opening of spring semester on Monday, Jan. 10.
• 2010: From heart-breaking to horrifying
• Mayor Overmyer plans to run again
• New Y fitness center in time for resolutions
• Woodmore's Cody Curry chosen as Americheer Cheerleader of the Year
• Big crowd at Walleye Madness out to drop it like it's hot
• Ballville Twp. man injured after jumping off bridge
• FOR THE RECORD
• John Kasich to pick member for Terra board
• Warm weather for Wylie
• Sandusky County Seniors ring in New Year one day early
• Sandusky County set to spend half of 2010 surplus
• Bellevue men spent night before deaths together
• BIRTHDAYS
• Cedar Point having auditions Jan. 7 in Sandusky
• Talk about Lindsey: Lions Club extending food drive through Jan. 8
• Wonderly elected first female chief of staff at Memorial Hospital
• Warmer temps, rain may cause unstable ice
• State's collective bargaining process won't go down without a fight
• FOR THE RECORD
• Brandon Goble sentenced on burglary charge
• Fremont man sentenced for violating terms of diversion program
• Disabled woman alleged victim of fraud
• Clyde man sentenced on trafficking charge
• Car dealers seeing upturn in sales
• 'Drop' planners keep wary eye on sky
• Snowflakes and Scholarships auction set for Feb. 18
• Ross grad is Dayton's trooper of year
• Fremont woman gets jail sentence for theft
• FOR THE RECORD
• Island's top cop wants to add dispatcher
• Old Fort school chief leaving position
• Newest county officials take oath of office
• Personal trainer turning her attention to preventive fitness
• Fixing a wall now a matter for the courts
• FOR THE RECORD
• Sales tax collections exceed forecast
• Tiffin woman sentenced to year in prison for theft
• Man gets 17 months in prison for robbery
• Three fires occur over the weekend
• Project aims to bring awareness to human trafficking
• Pedestrian killed after two-vehicle crash
• Precautions can help to prevent blazes
• Reports: Oak Harbor teen ended up with felony charges after trying to buy alcohol
• Fewer motorists killed on Ohio roads this Christmas
• Payment for over-the-counter medication changing
• Two men sentenced for robberies
• FOR THE RECORD
• Police to install new technology in cruisers
• Four-legged friends help program succeed
• Snow, sleigh rides make holiday special
• Industrial pollution, production falls
• None injured in house fire
• Car strikes pedestrian
• Dogs rescued from local house fire
• FOR THE RECORD
• New Year the perfect time to reflect on the past
• Tax amnesty also on the table
• GOP looks to public employment for savings
• Charity drives volunteers to holiday dinner
• Clinic to help scouts prepare for Pinewood Derby
• Police investigating incidents of graffiti
• Area man injured in crash with train dies
• Mobile home catches fire on Vess property
• No gunshot residue found on man accused of killing family
• FOR THE RECORD
• Fitness center focus of Y's Jan. 2 event
• History buff digs into local Civil War role
• Family gets new home for holiday
• Terra gets $21K grant for financial ed
• Teen birth rate hits record low
• Tax incentive for landowners
• Lindsey's Trinity Church keeps giving spirit going all year long
• FOR THE RECORD
• Grand jury hands up indictments
• Don't forget that Terra will be closed for the holidays beginning tonight at 7 p.m. We will reopen on Monday, Jan. 3. That will give you one week to ready yourself for spring semester!
• Ottawa court hears motions in Liske case
• Groups collaborate, spread Christmas cheer
• Block watch program grows to include Sandusky County
• Fremont man taken to hospital after vehicle struck during crash
• FOR THE RECORD
• Talk about Gibsonburg: Youths bring Biblical message to Cleveland
• 4-H program CARTEENS has teens teaching peers driver safety
• Fremont man charged with domestic violence
• Owens student has photo in Hallmark card
• Man injured during crash
• Are rising gas prices a hopeful sign?
• Power plant won't be done by year's end
• Clyde city workers agree to freeze
• WHERE TO DISPOSE OF CHRISTMAS TREES
• Committee wraps up ice safety programs
• 15-year-old Fremont boy stabbed in thighs
• Traffic detoured after vehicle catches fire
• Two teens taken to hospital after crash
• FOR THE RECORD
• Who is your favorite Christmas seasonal character - Frosty, Rudolph, Grinch, Ralphie, Little Cindy Lou Who, Buddy the Elf, Santa or Fred Claus, Charlie Brown, Hermie the dentist, Yukon Cornelius, , Alvin, Abominable Snowmonster, Bob Cratchet, Clark Grisw
• Report: Man shoots self in leg on turnpike
• Will Beach's insanity defense stand up?
• Martin Marietta adding lime kiln, jobs
• Hunters have donated more than 100,000 pounds of venison so far
• Sign up for DCP or ACRE farm programs
• Fremont City Council enters new employee contracts
• Anglers take to ice on foot
• FOR THE RECORD
• BIRTHDAYS
• As a college student, what is the best thing you could find under your tree on Christmas morning?
• Ohio relationships: It's a gal's market
• Fremont ministry builds hopeful Christmas
• Cops: Some stolen pill reports likely false
• Owens College dedicates Founders, Heritage halls
• Great Scot collection nets 700 items, $321 for food pantry
• Fremont man gets 4 years for burglary
• Time to re-draw Ohio's political map
• FOR THE RECORD
• Census estimates fewest veterans in Ohio since WWII
• Andrew Lockshin gets 3 days in jail, 80 hours of community service
• Men accused of stealing copper across state
• RELIGION BRIEFS
• Grate Eats: Cold weather is good time to try new recipes
• Republicans, Democrats agree on some points, disagree on others
• BIRTHDAYS
• COMMUNITY FITNESS CLASSES
• 2010 CHRISTMAS JUDGING
• Senior center welcomes new site supervisor
• Terra Community College will be closed for winter break from Friday, Dec. 24 through Sunday, January 2. Spring semester classes begin Monday, January 10.
• Rite-Aid robber draws 6-year sentence
• 2010 a banner year for Crystal Bowersox
• Futronics to expand in Sandusky Co.
• Fremont man sentenced to prison in drug case
• Council gets series of questions on reservoir project
• FOR THE RECORD
• Talk about Lindsey: Reflective markers will make house easier to find
• Fifth-graders honor police, firefighters and sheriff's office
• No injuries in converted garage fire in Clyde
• Man gets year in prison for probation violation
• Had a wonderful holiday luncheon today for all faculty and staff. The food was superb, the party fun. Thanks to the holiday party planning committee!!
• WSOS Head Start students run make-believe McDonald's
• State forgives most of $42,000 Juvenile Court owed
• Two men sentenced for attempted possession of drugs
• Clyde man sentenced in domestic violence case
• Gibsonburg school concerts rescheduled for next week
• CORRECTION
• Fremont man charged with drug possession
• Fremont woman gets 1 year for violating parole
• FOR THE RECORD
• With finals week almost over, what are you going to do with all of your free time? Shop, wrap, sleep, eat, breathe ...
• Sheriff: How about a fee for ice rescues?
• Millbury Internet provider finds its niche
• New diagnosis logged in cancer cluster
• Toledo Zoo having Noon Year's Eve during day Dec. 31
• Talk about Oak Harbor: Students pledge to give families better Christmas
• Tiffin man charged with stealing from Walmart
• Woodrow Wilson biographer to talk at Hayes Center
• John Curry pleads guilty to three robberies
• FOR THE RECORD
• Winter pays visit to Sandusky County
• Teens detained after sibs found in trunk
• Bowersox CD, 'Farmer's Daughter,' released
• Busy season for energy-assistance program
• Report: None injured when car crashes into building
• Police: Power lines trap vehicle after crash
• Judge denies request for reduction in bail
• Reports: Four hospitalized after crash
• FOR THE RECORD
• Good luck on all your finals!!!
• Clyde Library has gotten a lot bigger
• Kids and cops team up to shop
• Christmas party planned for Tuesday
• ST. JOSEPH CENTRAL CATHOLIC HONOR ROLLS
• BIRTHDAYS
• Grandma made family visits to Hayes home extra special
• Center hosts tree lighting ceremony
• Elks sponsor free throw program
• FOR THE RECORD
• Kids create gifts for peeps at craft event
• 24 hours, 6 fire deaths in Ohio (video)
• Woman finds mysterious substance on, around home
• Man arrested after crashing into cruiser
• Birthday cake winner: Woman loves music
• Little snow accumulation expected over the weekend
• Smaller budget proposed for some 2011 court funds
• FOR THE RECORD
• Pizza shop to donate percentage of sales to family
• Grants to help promote health, safety in Ohio
• Inmates give whitewash to courtroom
• Citizens: No harm found at disposal facility
• Senior services levy OK'd for May vote
• Elmwood Healthcare opens new skilled nursing wing, Pintail Pond
• AEP helps customers lower bills
• Bank refunding some paid overdraft charges
• Edwards' death highlights Ohio efforts
• FOR THE RECORD
• Report: Fremonter didn't mean to fire gun
• Nursing students deliver smiles to sick kids
• No one injured in 2nd floor blaze
• Gibsonburg official hanging up keys
• Gibsonburg schools hires new treasurer
• Fremont man gets 5 extra years of parole for violating probation again
• Fremont man warned for burning telephone poles in city
• FOR THE RECORD
• County commissioners meet on budget Friday
• The Dec. 8 issue of The Paw Print is now available in student portals and at Check it out today!
• The lines are still short for Instant Admit Day. Stop by now!
• Instant Admit Day today at Terra!! Start here ... go anywhere. 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. TODAY!
• Genoa police Chief Randy Hilll resigns
• FOR THE RECORD
• Advice: Know what makes you unique
• Food pantry staple: Volunteer hands
• 3 new recruits add youth to aging dept.
• Graytown Elementary has fun with holiday
• Wind turbine going up in Bellevue
• House fire blazes in Sandusky Township
• Mistake could cost National Guard a training unit in Ohio
• Police say Bellevue man hit woman holding child
• Instant Admit Day is this Wednesday, Dec. 8 from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Enjoy the holidays - enroll and register before Christmas break. Stop by A-100 on Wednesday!
• Fremont gets into holiday spirit
• Bingo profits down 28 pct since 2006
• Goodwill gets accreditation
• Students take reading home
• Woodville fire dept. has pancake breakfast
• Bird observatory evaluates wind turbines
• Man charged with inducing panic following an incident
• FOR THE RECORD
• $ to help county fight prescription abuse
• Sandusky County looking at leaner budget
• Hospice holiday service recalls relations who have passed on
• Family struggles after losing everything in house fire
• Christmas craft show to benefit humane society
• Toledo man sentenced to prison for various offenses
• Woman guilty of vehicular homicide
• Wine-making a family affair on South Bass
• FOR THE RECORD
• Terra gives scholarships to children of man who died
• With a week to go, who is ready for final exams week?
• Terra picks contractor for building renovation
• Experts recommend lining for reservoir
• Student accused of pulling fire alarm at Lakota Middle School
• Tree Commission decorates village for holiday
• Red Cross blood drive scheduled at the Bellevue Hospital
• Woodville man charged with domestic violence
• CORRECTION
• Woman sentenced for insurance fraud
• FOR THE RECORD
• SAD? Don't ignore seasonal depression
• Old BP comes down; what's next?
• HEARD ON THE STREET
• Gibsonburg: Faith United Methodist's Winter Wonderland Bazaar is Saturday
• Participate in Community Christmas United Way First Call For Help
• Postal Service taking passport applications
• Library story times continue until Dec. 21
• Wylie Walleye weary, but will be ready
• FOR THE RECORD
• Does the snow flying around campus today make you happy or angry??
• Fremont Ross natatorium dedicated
• Birchard Library seeks levy for May ballot
• County officials to hash out budget
• Commercial vehicle rolls over
• FOR THE RECORD
• Candy shop discovers passion for buckeyes
• Students read books at home
• Chili powder, irons become holiday distractions
• Mailbox has direct line to Santa Claus
• Check out Distance Learning at Terra -- Learning on YOUR terms!
• Check out Distance Learning at Terra -- Learning on YOUR terms!
• Check out Distance Learning at Terra -- Learning on YOUR terms!
• Check out Distance Learning at Terra -- Learning on YOUR terms!
• Area hunters hit fields, woods for deer
• Township spent $84K more than allocated
• Woman burned trying to save dogs
• Ensembles at Terra present holiday concert
• Lottery card drawing scheduled for youth muzzleloader deer hunt
• Downtown to host holiday activities
• Criminal justice students pushing for three strikes policy in Ohio
• 5 escape house fire
• Child, 5, missing in Ballville Township found after search
• FOR THE RECORD
• The Department of Music at Terra Community College will present its annual Holiday Festival, “Holiday Spectrum,” on Dec. 3 in Port Clinton and Dec. 4 in Fremont.
• Train display dedicated to volunteer
• Cancer cluster DVD builds awareness
• Choral Society planning concert
• County Red Cross having blood drive
• CLUB NEWS
• Park board awards grants
• Woodmore soccer team had super season
• Several injured in crash
• FOR THE RECORD
• Black Friday shoppers roam through the night
• Legislation would increase payments for child support
• Another 7 vehicles parked on city streets are damaged by a BB gun
• Jobless benefits are close to expiring
• FOR THE RECORD
• Winter Arts Fest coming to Island House
• Art Sunday features work of Hayes Center photographer
• Birthday cake winner: 100-year-old woman loves to travel
• 25-year tradition started with 1 man
• Crime pays for fingerprint scanner
• CASA honors volunteers, marks 20 years of helping children
• Woodville man honored as 2010 Trooper of the Year at local posts
• Sandusky County offices reopen Monday
• City man gets probation for domestic violence charge
• Police: Woman caught stealing from Walmart on back-to-back days
• Sandusky woman sentenced for forgery, theft
• Bellevue woman killed after driving off road
• FOR THE RECORD
• Sandusky County United Way picks new top staffer
• Ohio working to keep number of Cormorants under control
• Sessions for new mothers at Firelands
• Funeral home has program in memoriam
• Giving thanks can mean even more when we're left with less
• Ohio's gun season for deer opens Monday
• FOR THE RECORD
• Tax levy would support senior services
• HEARD ON THE STREET
• Clyde teen sentenced for vandalizing McPherson Cemetery
• Wind blows savings into school district
• Andrew Lockshin: Prosecutor biased
• BIRTHDAYS
• Oak Harbor column: Santa delaying his Oak Harbor appearance
• Hayes Train Special hits track at museum Sunday
• The Link receives award for work with teenagers
• No injuries from pair of crashes
• Trial for man charged with exposing self moved to April
• FOR THE RECORD
• Is anyone having something other than turkey for Thanksgiving?
• The college will be closed from Wednesday, Nov. 24 through Sunday, Nov. 28 for the Thanksgiving break.
• Car windows smashed in BB gun spree
• City income up, healthy surplus seen
• 2 killed by gun to head, 1 by hammer
• BIRTHDAYS
• New support group planned for those who lost a family member
• Organizations hosting adolescent health day
• Report shows growth at Terra, community colleges
• Ex-principal ordered to pay $11,000 for theft from PTO
• FOR THE RECORD
• Centenarian grateful for 'good health'
• Rob Lytle remembered 'as a great person'
• Santa, Mrs. Claus deliver the goods
• Thanksgiving helps remind us of what we should be thankful for
• YMCA Craft Show grows in popularity
• Fundraiser to help grant sixth-grader's wish
• FOR THE RECORD
• Bellevue Hospital to have screenings
• BIRTHDAYS
• Hospital center hosting holiday event for kids
• Aging America: First baby boomers about to reach 65 (video)
• Ice safety group focuses on preventing another tragedy
• Sandusky County health insurance won't go up as much as expected
• Church aims to serve 1,100 free Thanksgiving dinners
• Birthday Cake Winner: Election board member marks 90th
• Fremont police looking at molestation allegations
• Plans halted for wind turbine at Oak Harbor High School
• Local baby boomer vignettes
• Sandusky County gets ready for baby boomer shift
• FOR THE RECORD
• County bucking statewide trend on whooping cough
• Man facing 10 charges of raping minor
• WHISPERING MEADOWS GARDEN CLUB
• LAKOTA MIDDLE SCHOOL HONOR ROLLS
• Holiday store 'pops up' in Fremont
• Lindsey Village Council looking to fill pending vacancy on panel
• Concert made available on CD and DVD
• Damschroder sworn in as state rep
• FOR THE RECORD
• The Terra Community College Arts Chorale will present two concerts paying tribute to the music of master composers Ludwig van Beethoven, Benjamin Britten and Johannes Brahms. • 4 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 21, as a part of Terra’s Music on Sunday Ser
• Bellevue police cleared in fatal shooting
• Man found beaten in field by strip club
• Otis 5th-graders honor veterans
• FOR THE RECORD
• Toledo Zoo kicking off Lights Before Christmas
• NAMI honors pair at Ray of Hope Awards Dinner
• Hilfiker Elementary in the mood to read
• Tiffin man jailed for theft
• Parole violations land Fremont men in prison
• Parents rally to save neighborhood schools
• Trolley sold to Clyde limo business
• State suspends license of ex-SJCC staffer
• Talk about Oak Harbor: Groups prepare for 200th anniversary of War of 1812
• Liberty Center focuses on homelessness awareness, education
• GPS-equipped vans to help map county
• Clyde's finances improving
• Holiday meals available for those in need
• FOR THE RECORD
• United Way wraps up at 73 pct of goal
• Croghan Elementary gets crafty
• Put-in-Bay police conduct questioned
• FOR THE RECORD
• '42nd Street' to be staged
• 2-vehicle crash results in injuries
• Republic woman cited in accident
• Policing Put-in-Bay: It's not like other places
• Go glam for the holidays
• City employee in Clyde finds razor in the mail
• Bellevue man sentenced for hacking into computers
• Bellevue Society for the Arts is changing its season
• Fundraiser benefits Cancer Care Fund
• Reports: Man swallowed cocaine as police approached
• One taken to hospital after crash
• Man pleads guilty to counts of gross sexual imposition
• FOR THE RECORD
• On Wed., Nov. 17, Terra presents a community reception for artist Meghan Chauhan. A native of India, Chauhan’s artwork is influenced by her culture in a series of beautiful works that will be displayed and discussed. The reception, beginning at 5 p
• Fremont honors its veterans
• Fremont girl, 9, shares hair again
• No insurance? You have lots of company
• Dreams turned to nightmare for Bataan Death March survivor
• Quartet concert, Sunday dinner at Emmanuel Lutheran Church
• HEARD ON THE STREET
• WSOS board supporting senior levy
• Donation to Honor Flight aids veterans
• FOR THE RECORD
• BIRTHDAYS
• County pins playoff hopes on Clyde
• City wants crumbling wall fixed
• Liske's bail: $3M
• BIRTHDAYS
• Talk About Gibsonburg: Post 17 offering chances to win a Thanksgiving dinner
• Friends, family mourn teenager's death
• Fremont woman sentenced on domestic violence charge
• Gibsonburg man gets prison term for violating control
• JUST CHECKING
• FOR THE RECORD
• Health Dept. taking your unused drugs
• Ottawa County's own 'dancing stars' to take the floor Saturday
• Terra jobs fair showcases opportunities
• CORRECTION
• Report: Man arrested for stealing car parts
• Sunken ship's legend lives on
• FOR THE RECORD
• Fremont teen's passenger dies in crash
• Fireman running hot indicted in fatality
• Liske facing 6 counts of murder
• No charges for driver who hit boy, 11, on Halloween
• Trial set for suspect in marina murder
• Students honor vets, U.S. history with show
• Man to be re-tried in boat murder case
• FOR THE RECORD
• Health, fitness fair targets seniors
• Reports: Liske has troubled past
• Police think robberies are connected
• Congrats to David Russell, an electricity/power and controls major from Kansas, for winning a $500 Terra College Foundation scholarship during the Work Experience Opportunities Fair on Nov. 2.
• Sandusky County businesses rewarded for focus on safety
• CLERGY APPRECIATION BREAKFAST
• Deficit could derail Kasich's agenda
• Judge: Trucco suit to be heard here
• Heinz makes donation to food pantry
• A message from the Woodmore Schools superintendent on levy's failure to pass
• Parishioners tell tales of Tanzania
• Kitchen fire on Tiffin Road
• Man injured in truck crash
• Police seek man in robbery
• FOR THE RECORD
• Terra gives music tribute to service folks
• Need help with snow or can help? Call zoning office
• Parenting class will be Nov. 18 at Rileigh's Closet
• Video game day set for teens Nov. 18 at Bellevue Library
• Visitors Bureau board accepting trustee applicants
• Leadership Sandusky County classes continue Nov. 17
• Bellevue case delayed over insanity plea
• Automated medicine cabinet installed at Memorial Hospital
• Birthday cake winner: 98-year-old enjoys crafts, bingo
• Grate Eats: Tasty appetizers will be good to try at holiday parties
• State goes GOP. Now what?
• In Ohio, Democrats were doomed
• Growing marijuana gets man time in jail
• Voter turnout here was down from earlier years
• FOR THE RECORD
• Sandusky County cracks down on past-due property taxes
• Keep track of the Skilled Trades Center construction here.
• Congratulations to Delayne Geesey and Patricia Inks for being named to the Ohio Association of Community Colleges All-Ohio first and third teams, respectively. The honorees were recognized at an awards luncheon on April 27 at the Ohio Statehouse Atrium.
• Congratulations as well to the graduates who received their nursing pins during a ceremony on May 8.
• Deadline nears for assistance from USDA
• Hospital, AARP plan driving course
• Toy collection under way
• Faculty Art Showcase goes through Dec. 10
• Lindsey group offers holiday cheeseballs
• PAINTING PUMPKINS
• Woman rescued after sleeping through fire in Sandusky Township
• FOR THE RECORD
• Commissioners send $31,781 to sheriff to cover budget hole
• Man gets 28 months, ordered to pay $22,500 for burglaries
• CORRECTION
• Robbery reported at flower business
• Man gets 5 years in prison for assault
• Football season not over for area teams
• FOR THE RECORD
• Liske case expected to prove expensive for Ottawa County
• Pair of motorists have detour tickets dismissed
• Ex-school principal under investigation for theft
• 2 teens, woman injured in crash on U.S. 20
• Vanguard, Tech Center will see additions, renovations
• FOR THE RECORD
• William Liske held on $1M bail
• Unofficial results show Clyde school levy passed
• Energy measure passes in Bellevue
• Fire levies pass in three Sandusky County townships
• Kolesar will remain on the bench
• Rex Damschroder headed back to Ohio House
• Commissioner's seat goes to Damschroder
• Overmyer takes Clerk of Courts
• Voter mood reflects split from 2008
• Driver safety presentation set for Nov. 9
• WOOLLY WINTER PREDICTIONS
• Holiday coping program at hospital is designed for grieving, stressed people
• Fremont City School District planning for Race to the Top funds
• Spending in 16th District will exceed $10 million
• Car hits 11-year-old during trick-or-treat
• FOR THE RECORD
• Sacred Heart, St. Joseph welcome new K-8 principal
• Officials expecting high turnout here
• All three victims had head trauma
• Women charged with robbery
• Injuries in single-vehicle crash
• Things you need to know to go to polls
• Elmore stages race of a different kind
• Ghosts, goblins, Lady Gaga join Halloween parade
• 3 in family found dead; suspect held
• EHOVE sponsors workshop Friday
• Terra concert salute to vets
• Casting of votes are decisions we should not leave for others
• Village House recipient of donation
• Free computer classes coming to library in November
• Game Revolution set for teens Nov. 10 at library
• Learn about patents Wednesday at Birchard Library
• Liberty Center shelter needs evening, weekend volunteers
• New advertising solutions for The News-Messenger
• New advertising solutions for The News-Messenger
• FOR THE RECORD
• Authorities are piecing together stabbing details
• HEADED FOR THE PLAYOFFS
• 39 motorists ticketed for bypassing detour
• Birthday cake winner: Retired Sandusky County farmer turns 90
• LeAnn Rimes coming to Tiffin
• Coping: Teen daughter upset about move to new city
• 2010 VOTER GUIDE: GOVERNOR
• 9 are injured in accident on Ohio 4
• Clyde, Bellevue to be connected by trail soon
• Lt. Gov. candidate talks about Strickland's accomplishments
• Outside groups pour millions into races
• Report: Man charged with domestic violence, abduction
• Woman, child taken to hospital after crash
• Police: Two Fremont men stabbed in fight
• FOR THE RECORD
• Little Giants get pumped for big game
• Trolley sale runs into village controversy
• Teen trio serious about texting ban
• Fed judge tosses ex-school chief's lawsuit
• Images from Beauty and Melody of China - Sept. 20
• The Grand Opening of the Skilled Trades Center is Friday, Oct. 8 beginning at 11 a.m. Plan to attend this historic event on campus!
• The inaugural Heroes Run supporting the Haldon Dodway Veterans Scholarship Fund was held Oct. 2 out on the prairie here at Terra.About 65 runners and walkers participated. The winners were: First place male – De Vaughnte Askew of Elmore. (He has r
• The Grand Opening was Grand. Here is one photo. More will be forthcoming next week. Thanks to all who attended!
• More photos from the grand opening/ribbon cutting of the Skilled Trades Center, thanks to photographer Todd Pavlack.
• Thanks to Todd Pavlack for providing these aerial photos of the campus:
• The Red Ribbon Spooktacular last night was a huge success. Congrats to all of the organizers and volunteers.
• Talk About Gibsonburg: Survey gauging need for licensed day care
• Snap-on pledges $50,000 to Terra for auto center
• Supporting those in need
• Levy time in Sandusky County
• Fremont men taken to hospital after Tuesday crash
• Republicans stir things up at Port Clinton rally
• FOR THE RECORD
• Sandusky County donors spend thousands in political process
• Diocese puts St. Joe principal on leave
• Some images from today's visit by Gov. Strickland
• CHALLENGE ACCEPTED
• New Owens Community College campus dedication set for Friday
• Camp Fire wins scarecrow contest
• CORRECTION
• Clyde looking at budget cuts for next year
• Appointees look to win seat on court
• FOR THE RECORD
• Mapping project to improve 9-1-1 services
• County expects more revenue in 2011
• Wind blows by; will blow more today
• Halloween: It's great for the economy
• FOR THE RECORD
• Heidi Griffin breaks dept. gender barrier
• Armentrout ordered released early
• Jones investigation closed; no indictments
• LOOKING FOR A HOME
• Woodville man injured after crashing into pole
• Clyde man sentenced to 2 years for forgery
• Woman injured in car crash
• Lawsuit dropped over size of Green Springs Cemetery plot
• Wrestlers join tournament for Jonathan Pope
• Trick-or-treat schedule
• Here are a few tips to keep your trick-or-treating accident-free
• Woman turns coupons into ministry
• CORRECTION
• Teacher, coach was passionate about helping others
• FOR THE RECORD
• Museum bell was aboard Lincoln train
• 3rd Frontier program headed for change
• 2 public servants seek commission seat
• Carroll Township Fire and EMS hosting breakfast
• North Central Ohio Educational Service Center meeting
• Trick-or-treat schedule
• Turn in cash for candy to bring treats to troops
• North Central Ohio Educational Service Center meeting
• Carroll Township Fire and EMS hosting breakfast
• Ballville Township leaf collection starts Nov. 1
• CELEBRATING HISPANIC HERITAGE IN DANCE
• Clyde tied for 2nd, SJCC tied for 4th in Quiz Bowl league division
• Trick-or-treat schedule
• Grate eats: Healthier foods on way
• U.S. Senate race: Portman, Fisher disagree on Ohio's job plight
• Candidates for U.S. House seat speak out on top issues
• FOR THE RECORD
• Zachary Porter found not guilty in rape trial
• No students are harmed in bus crash
• Is Ben Nutter unable to run for office?
• Bus crash only makes students late
• Dorr Street will become one-way
• Security officer training offered at Owens College
• Clyde man accused of order violation
• CALLING ALL DIRTY CARS
• Grant provides sidewalks for handicapped residents
• CANDIDATES FORUM
• FOR THE RECORD
• Reservoir excavation uncovers sinkholes
• 'Lights On' parade gives thumbs-up for after-school
• Contenders for 81st House seat speak up
• Three candidates vying to be Sandusky County clerk of courts
• FOR THE RECORD
• Boat grounded after engine trouble
• Parents tell cautionary tale of date violence
• Foreclosure fraud furor hits home
• 2 Clyde men plead guilty to charges of burglary
• Gibsonburg Legion Auxiliary sponsoring indoor garage sale
• Marketing recognition for Terra
• FRUIT AND VEGGIES
• DOWN BY THE RIVER
• Friends of Kutting Krew donate $450 to Sandusky County Cancer Care Fund
• VISION FOR THE FUTURE
• TRICK-OR-TREAT SCHEDULE
• CORRECTION
• Man pleads guilty to attempted burglary
• Man accused of having sex with 15-year-old
• FOR THE RECORD
• Woodmore levy failure will mean cuts
• Fremont girl, 8, gets modeling callback
• Auction helps shelter area's homeless
• GROWING GOURDS
• Toledo Zoo to kick off Lights Before Christmas
• CLARIFICATION
• Bellevue caregiver ordered to pay $28K stolen from aunt
• Fremont Schools expect loss of $870,000 next year
• FOR THE RECORD
• Local cookie baker makes Betty's top 5
• Suit blames death on underfunding of SO
• Baby safe after Amber Alert, crash
• Troopers to monitor cars passing buses
• Free fun brings out families in droves
• Jones family suing sheriff for $20M
• Unprotected sex increasing among teens
• Boy, Cub Scouts collecting food in Woodville
• BISHOP HOFFMAN MASS
• CLARIFICATION
• GOING FOR BULL'S-EYE AT APPLESEED SHOOT
• Two people injured after teen overturns ATV in Scott Township
• Scarecrows, crowds fill streets of Fremont farmers market
• FOR THE RECORD
• Breakfast with candidates planned
• Community Health Fair scheduled
• Mental illness support group set
• Prostate cancer support group
• Medicare Checkup Day planned
• WSOS plans to build garage, administration facility
• Ohio 53 reopens ahead of plan
• Medicare Checkup Day planned
• BRIGHT SPOT
• Toledo Zoo plans Halloween happenings
• House lot donated to WSOS
• Judicial elections could be overhauled with new chief justice
• Former volunteer firefighter pleads not guilty to theft
• Paint crew gives field some pizzazz
• FOR THE RECORD
• BIRTHDAYS
• Talk about Lindsey: Farm Days set for Oct. 23 at Creek Bend Farm Park
• ODNR program helps pay for ash tree removal in WSOS area
• TWO-CAR CRASH BACKS UP OHIO 53
• USDA emergency farm loans available for Sandusky, Ottawa County
• FOR THE RECORD
• Pretty, but invasive reeds choking Ottawa County waterways
• 'Tis the season of the great pumpkins
• Township levies aimed at funding firefighting
• Crown's new line = green energy, jobs
• LOOKING FOR A HOME
• Bellevue to vote on electric aggregation
• Danish Pastry Shop closing temporarily after death
• FOR THE RECORD
• SCARECROWS RETURN SATURDAY
• Flu shots quick and painless, mostly, at Sandusky County Fairgrounds
• Area schools get more local with lunches
• Police: Man steals dog, takes on joy ride
• Report: Bellevue man pointed gun at cops
• Play our Halloween Sugar Madness game!
• Play our Halloween Sugar Madness game!
• Morning crash reported at Ohio 53 and Napoleon Road
• REACH helps connect businesses, students
• Redfern revs up local Dems with visit
• Drug $ will now buy safety equipment
• Couple's injured grandkids will survive
• Talk About Oak harbor: Organization frames, preserves 2 historic flags
• Port Clinton's Goodwill Shoppe moving locations
• Solid waste district sponsoring tire recycling collection Saturday
• Event to celebrate after school programs
• Vampire craze hits local farm
• Bellevue Library placing levy renewal on ballot
• FOR THE RECORD
• LAKOTA HOMECOMING KING AND QUEEN
• Conference focuses on path to peace in Middle East
• Fire breaks out in Madison Township field
• Fremont man injured in crash
• Report: Man accused of robbing business, assault
• Bowersox marries musician
• FOR THE RECORD
• Styrofoam fire closed turnpike
• Experts mostly OK with concealed carry
• 2 Fremonters, 3 others killed in crash
• Woodmore fifth-grader donates tresses to Wigs for Kids
• Terra prepares for tribute to veterans, safety personnel
• Fremont Ross homecoming
• Margaretta school district placing conversion levy on ballot
• Red Horse Squadron welcomed home
• FOR THE RECORD
• Fest makes much ado about lighthouses
• Parade the highlight of Apple Festival
• You're paying for it: Congressional mailings
• 2 Fremonters die in Michigan crash
• Names of those killed in crash released
• OCTOBER VOLUNTEERING OPPORTUNITIES
• Hayes Center offers photography class
• Pheasants will be released by ODNR
• Spinning guild to teach with wool
• WSOS meetings to pick member
• The season for soup has arrived
• 'Fur'surance
• Candidates agree on most issues
• APPLE FESTIVAL PREPARATION
• Police: Man trespassed in girl's bedroom
• FOR THE RECORD
• Terra opens new Skilled Trade Center
• Health assessment to help address issues
• Candidates agree on most issues
• DOING THEIR PART
• BIRTHDAY CAKE WINNER George Peter will celebrate his 91st birthday today
• Sandusky County Sheriff's Office facing budget shortfall
• Shaun Harder not guilty of menacing
• Photo contest entry deadline approaching
• Clyde-Green Springs School District putting levy on ballot
• WARM WEATHER
• Man pleads guilty to burglary
• Reconstruction project to widen North Fifth Street
• Grand jury trial possible in Jones shooting; information not released
• Vehicle-deer collisions up 2.3 percent in 2009
• Rep. Latta stops by Crown Battery
• Fremont Flash gives 35 kids new running shoes
• Burglar gets 3 years added for nonsupport
• Bellevue man gets 4 years for crack, tampering
• Attica police looking for gas station robber
• Proposed biomass energy plant in Clyde going after private funding
• FOR THE RECORD
• APPLE FESTIVAL COMING SOON
• Happy homecoming for Red Horse squad
• Ex-Elmore cop 'threat' trial starts today
• County coffers show improvement
• Clyde man gets 4 years in prison for burglary
• Portage Twp. man indicted on 4 child porn charges
• FOR THE RECORD
• Prettying-up properties yields rewards
• Bed bugs enjoying local resurgence, on you
• The detour starts here, and they mean it
• Community Christmas Program returns
• Tire collections set for Oct. 16
• LAKOTA HIGH SCHOOL HOMECOMING COURT
• Woman says man hit her, pulled gun in car
• CLYDE ST. MARY'S BLESSES ANIMALS
• Red Cross looking for platelet donors at drives
• Wellness at heart of next Cardiac ComeBack Support Group meeting
• Farmers can apply for USDA disaster assistance funds
• OHIO 53 CLOSES FOR CULVERT REPLACEMENT
• Local WWII veteran will take Honor Flight to D.C.
• FOR THE RECORD
• Sheriff named 1 of Ohio's '20 under 40'
• New school progressing on schedule
• Woman: 48-inch cemetery plot too small
• Health workers wearing pink gloves to bring awareness of breast cancer
• Lake Erie license plates aid watershed's quality
• Carson's Crew planning reverse raffle
• ST. JOSEPH CENTRAL CATHOLIC HOMECOMING
• Concert will give children a brighter Christmas
• State auditor gives county almost spotless report
• FOR THE RECORD
• Civil War re-enactors battle rain
• Big buckeye draws big crowd
• Lenders still hold purse strings tightly
• Ski club meets Monday at Chet and Matt's
• Terra Skilled Trades Center grand opening is Friday
• Seminars offered for job seekers and employers
• Ohio 53 to close for repairs
• Cordray, DeWine differ sharply on issues
• Football player injured
• Ohio 53 to close for repairs
• Stolen car found in cornfield
• Woman hurt in U.S. 6 crash
• FOR THE RECORD
• Drug abuse report arrives in Statehouse
• Officials downplay spread of horse disease
• Woodville selects administrator
• Veteran of Army, Zink Corp. wins cake
• Castalia hatchery fish to get new digs
• Candidates tell citizens how they'd govern
• Bidding open for opportunity to trap in Magee Marsh
• Clyde Findlay credit union having rummage sale
• Fremont native is finalist in cookie contest
• Woman injured in 3-vehicle crash
• Coupon seminar comes to church
• Aguilar gets 23 months in prison for his part in 2009 crime spree
• FOR THE RECORD
• Horse dies of mosquito-transmitted disease
• USDA website allows access to financial records
• Scouts' Family Fun Day in memory of Gibsonburg plane crash victims
• Valley View resident gets wish to see Indians play
• Terra to kick off Music on Sunday series
• Ohio's biggest cities see rising health-care costs
• Trial for dad accused of killing baby postponed
• FOR THE RECORD
• Governor hopefuls focus on jobs, ed
• Program will help track sex offenders
• 2 men sentenced in theft, burglary spree
• Girl Scouts' open registration is Thursday at fairgrounds
• Report: Weaker laws linked to spread of guns used in crimes
• FOR THE RECORD
• 1 dumping solution: Spread the dredge
• Health officials: Get that flu shot
• Energy plant concerns some Clyde citizens
• Kern Center offers variety of computer classes
• Valley Farm Meats recalling food for improper labeling
• Talk about Oak Harbor: Salem-Oak Harbor Class of '60 to celebrate 50 years
• GIBSONBURG CROWNS HOMECOMING KING, QUEEN
• ST. JOSEPH CENTRAL CATHOLIC HOMECOMING COURT
• Fremont man cited after running light, crashing into SUV, police say
• Teen cited after crash
• Sheriff's office reports influx of burglaries in area
• Missing man reported found -- UPDATED
• Man, 2 sons dead in apparent murder-suicide
• FOR THE RECORD
• Battle re-enactment set for weekend
• County expects more absentee voting
• Second suspect charged, named
• WHEN IRISH BANDS ARE PLAYING
• Fremont bicyclist, 13, treated after getting struck by car
• Car hits 12-year-old bicyclist on Fremont bridge
• Pill drop-off keeps extra meds out of circulation
• Patrol: Castalia woman killed after teen runs stop sign
• Boy, 6, suspended after slapping teacher at Stamm Elementary School
• Who pays for pickups?
• Hospital fest focuses on families
• Taxpayers get look at new, redone schools
• Schools' perk pads pensions
• Hospital provides free blood sugar, pressure checks
• Mental Illness Awareness Week vigil is Oct. 14
• Monthly blood pressure screenings scheduled
• South River Road will be closed about a week
• Sign up for free business seminars
• Reduce your cancer risk
• Sign up for free business seminars
• Birthday cake winner: Lifelong Clyde resident turns 95
• Museum wrapping its season; Clyde fair baby contest winners announced
• Man gets prison for violating sentence
• Road blocked after tractor-trailer topples
• FOR THE RECORD
• It was a good day for bad field fires
• 42 starved horses, 42 days in jail
• A free retirement
• Gibsonburg Homecoming King and Queen crowned
• FOR THE RECORD
• Sales tax increase to begin Oct. 1
• Wanted: Responsible cat owners
• Shooting investigation turned over to BCI
• Special sale will benefit disabled, disadvantaged
• Sierra Lobo opens new corporate headquarters
• Emerald ash borer beetle has shown up in Lindsey
• FEEL THE EARTH MOVE
• Former officer released from jail after posting bail
• Woodville man killed in motorcycle crash
• BCI&I questioning Bellevue officers
• Sheriff's Office will collect old or unwanted prescription drugs Saturday
• Get rid of your old electronics Oct. 2
• Talk about Gibsonburg: Tree commission wants to show off Williams Park
• Man sentenced to prison
• Man sentenced to 8 years in prison for attempted rape
• McPherson Cemetery vandalism: Clyde working to repair damage
• FOR THE RECORD
• 'Got Talent' winner aiming high
• More charges expected in vandalism
• Bellevue man, 60, shot dead by police
• County provides 80 acres to conservation program
• Hair salon joins breast cancer initiative
• Have you thought about getting a rain barrel?
• FIND ANOTHER WAY
• Prescription to Addiction: Policy advice heading to governor
• Clyde to levy same tax rate as last year
• FOR THE RECORD
• Love story started at homeless shelter
• Radiation not cause of cancer cluster
• Paperwork error will cost county $45K
• Cemetery vandalism: Police name charged teen, consider 3rd suspect
• FOR THE RECORD
• Jumbo jack-o-lantern has big aspirations
• Clyde students build, program robots
• Man dies after 3-vehicle crash on Ohio 2
• 666 households get help from cooling program
• Girls' Night Out tickets on sale for cancer benefit
• CORRECTION
• 2-vehicle accident leaves many hurt
• Detours are coming to Oak Harbor soon, council told
• School board members discuss strategies to improve district
• BIRTHDAYS
• SOME ASSEMBLY REQUIRED
• Talk about Woodville: Woodmore superintendent offers updates on website
• WSOS board of directors seek $476,000 for rental assistance program
• Poker run Saturday benefits Cystic Fibrosis Foundation
• Tickets available for benefit Sunday
• GOOD TIMES FOR A GOOD PURPOSE
• FOR THE RECORD
• Family sees benefits to no-additives diet
• Clyde fairgoers find fun in many forms
• BIRTHDAY CAKE WINNER: Eleanor Woodruff celebrates 95
• Children represent innocence
• Fixing budget woes starts with adult corrections
• 'What the government can do, the people can do better'
• Challenger mixes schmalz with drive
• Can governor again defy political odds?
• Hayes Center former director Fishel, 88, dies
• Radiation report to be released
• New McPherson Middle School something to see
• GET YOUR CABBAGE ON
• Inmate sentenced to prison for trafficking in heroin
• Clyde father changes plea in murder case
• Genealogy class at Hayes Center
• Elmore prepares for its first Irish festival
• Workforce meeting scheduled for displaced Silgan employees
• Rocking weekend planned for Gem Beach
• WHERE'S RUSTY?
• City could receive grant to help fund dam removal
• United Way on way to meeting goal
• FOR THE RECORD
• Agricultural society to host Sportsman's Swap Meet
• Ottawa National Wildlife Refuge to host benefit car show Sept. 26
• Information session for proposed power plant scheduled Sept. 28
• ADOPTABLE PETS
• Elmore business owners told to rewire buildings
• Injured soldier will soon be home
• FOR THE RECORD
• Boats are starting to sell once more at Cedar Point event
• Fremont teen escapes from police station, but not from mother
• Harder rejects deal in case involving girl
• Woman sentenced on theft charge
• Man sentenced for leading police on chase
• FOR THE RECORD
• MacLeod handed 4 years in prison for producing child porn
• City, Trucco fighting over reservoir contract
• Fired Elmore cop accused of exposing himself to a minor
• FLU VACCINATION CLINICS
• Fremont woman sentenced to prison for trafficking crack
• Terra Green Team plants community garden
• Former Marblehead volunteer firefighter indicted
• Groups provide school uniforms
• Republicans will meet for lunch
• Sorority chapter going to casino
• ODNR grants aid firefighters
• Lakeside Marine shut down by court order
• Lockshin held in contempt of court Suspended attorney blames mailing glitch
• FOR THE RECORD
• Murder case: Bellevue husband pleads not guilty
• Dedication in memory of 3 who drowned
• Rep. Bob Latta rallies for Republican Party
• Voter registration events scheduled for Constitution Day at Owens College
• Show attracts crowd of brides-to-be
• Fremont man gets 5 years for crack cocaine possession
• Gray skies keep numbers low at Grub 'n Suds
• FOR THE RECORD
• LIGGINS: A Fremont Ross Football Dynasty
• Debt surges, but tough choices ignored
• Analysis: Taxes for most Ohioans would be unchanged
• Bellevue husband indicted formally on murder charges for wife's death
• Old storage building collapses in Fremont
• Bellevue Hospital lunch is Thursday
• Republican Women to meet in Fremont
• Talk About Clyde: Buy ride tickets in advance, save a bundle
• Network with professionals at Clarion Inn
• Discouraged professionals: Here's some inspiration
• OTIS ELEMENTARY REMEMBERS 9/11
• Talk About Clyde: Buy ride tickets in advance, save a bundle
• Network with professionals at Clarion Inn
• BRIGHT SPOT
• Sister Kessler, 100, wins birthday cake
• Fremont man arrested after standoff
• New carp czar aims to hasten ouster of fish
• Religion Briefly
• Onset of cooler weather means it's time to enjoy squash
• Davis-Besse nuclear reactor head to be replaced 3 years early
• Teen suspects arrested in vandalism
• Naked driver fleeing robbery, not rape?
• Fremont standoff has peaceful end
• Program matches youth with projects
• Library seeks community input through survey
• Terra schedules computer courses
• BALES OF HAY
• Fremont man gets 5 years for sexual conduct with 15-year-old girl
• Deputies, state agents dispose of $400,000 of marijuana
• FOR THE RECORD
• 2 teens nabbed in cemetery vandalism
• Solid Waste District collecting hazardous wastes
• Calling all scarecrow decorators
• LOOKING FOR A HOME
• Ky. man gets year for not paying support
• County honors Sept. 11
• Sandusky man injured after pickup rolls over
• Marblehead girl recovering after her leg was run over during parade
• FOR THE RECORD
• $5.1M repairing 95 years of exposure
• Judge: Conviction stands; sentencing set
• Scrap metal collection planned
• FOLLOWING FOOTSTEPS
• SANDUSKY COUNTY FAIR RESULTS -- DEPARTMENT 8
• Girl hurt by float in Labor Day parade
• FOR THE RECORD
• Crafty Jessica Colvin, 93, takes blue
• Terra enrollment breaks 2009-10 record
• Algae bloom season nearing end
• Website helps list emergency contacts
• Diabetes class to focus on care
• Perfect day for parade, break from labors
• Tax taking glow out of getting tan?
• Fashion fundraiser at Crystal Arbors
• CASA schedules meeting for new volunteer class
• Observatory plans moth, shorebird events
• Publication praises Bowling Green for being a veteran-friendly campus
• Hayes Center to host Bridal Expo Sunday
• LAKESIDE CLOSING CEREMONY
• FOR THE RECORD
• Golden Apples still busy spreading the word
• SANDUSKY COUNTY FAIR -- HORSESHOE TOURNAMENTS
• SCALY SURPRISE
• Speaker to focus on Muslim stereotypes at Owens College
• Water, Ice Safety committee to visit county schools
• Two are arrested after domestic disturbance
• YOUNG AND OLD
• FOR THE RECORD
• Two new police officers set to patrol Fremont streets
• Haunted Hydro gives wannabe monsters, freaks their big shot
• County looks at solar energy to meet its needs
• Police arrest man hiding inside wall of his home
• FOR THE RECORD
• Parent protests in costume to get son enrolled
• Oak Harbor wrestler J.D. Bergman plans to come out on top in Russia
• College closing for weekend
• Reward for cemetery vandals has grown
• German teen visits family, learns about U.S.
• Register for scarecrow competition
• BRIGHT SPOT
• Fremonter celebrates 93 years
• Ghostly Manor auditions set for Wednesday
• Toledo Zoo bugs out with special programs, crafts, activities Saturday
• Author tells ghost tales of Lake Erie
• Bicyclist struck by motorcycle
• Motorcyclist injured after striking deer
• Man accused of using dead dad's welfare benefits
• FOR THE RECORD
• Hospital eliminates handful of positions
• Council shops for better investment rates
• $775K grant to support drug prevention
• Farming program invests in smaller Ohio communities
• Company making aerial farm photos available
• State Department of Aging accepting nominations for Elder Caregiver Award
• Busy calendar of events for Gibsonburg
• Looking for a home
• Gibsonburg man charged with cocaine possession in Bucyrus
• FOR THE RECORD
• Fremont woman leads cancer crusade
• Woman dies in head-on crash with bus
• Andrew Lockshin in trouble again
• FOR THE RECORD
• Hot first day in Fremont, Woodmore
• Gov. touts jobs, higher ed, lower taxes
• Man who killed wife tried to kill self
• County Republicans opening headquarters
• Citywide Hop will benefit programs of Easter Seals
• Artists sought for Findlay juried show
• Project-Based Learning comes to Oak Harbor
• WHERE IS EVERYBODY?
• CORRECTION
• 158TH SANDUSKY COUNTY FAIR RESULTS
• Solid Waste District sponsoring hazardous waste collection day
• Terra gala to have wild West theme
• CORRECTION
• Tractor parade showcases antiques
• Gov. Ted Strickland to speak at Terra today
• FOR THE RECORD
• Vandals do $100K damage to cemetery
• Driver passes out, runs into house
• Attorney to decide on prosecution
• Stores finding fake bills
• Farming a family affair
• Numbers: Ohio has few illegal immigrants
• FOR THE RECORD
• School helps children out of field
• Far from home, migrants fill Ohio jobs
• Family, friends share fair with military
• Crystal Bowersox comes to Toledo
• Job Stores offer variety of seminars in September
• ElderCollege kicks off fall with conductor
• SCHOOL MENUS
• Coping: Homework wars come with start of school
• Clyde column: Apply now for Country Fair royal court, baby contest
• Pedestrian killed by semi was from Fennville, Mich.
• Man charged with throwing tomato at a passing vehicle
• FOR THE RECORD
• School districts take credit for improvements
• Randy Travis steps in for sick Rodney Adkins at fair tonight
• Coping: Homework wars come with start of school
• BRIGHT SPOT
• Clyde column: Apply now for Country Fair royal court, baby contest
• Birthday cake winner: Mary Baxter stays active and involved at 94
• 4-H projects help teach children important lessons
• Talk about Lindsey: Washington Elementary having open house Monday
• Electric vehicle showcase today, Saturday and Sunday in Elmore
• Fremont police seize 19 pot plants in raid
• Algae slows water production in Put-in-Bay
• Man gets prison term for forgery and theft
• Car rolls, and driver is injured
• FOR THE RECORD
• Crystal Bowersox back in area with 'Idol' concert tour
• Seniors, vets have their day at the fair
• Budweiser's trademark horses visit fair
• County airport authority board meets Wednesday
• CORRECTION
• Woman given a reduced sentence in robbery case
• Planned Clyde biomass facility detailed for concerned citizens
• FOR THE RECORD
• Tigers run in Brunon Blaszak's family
• Report shows Jones had drugs in body
• Pedestrian hit, killed by semi in morning accident on U.S. 250
• Vandals cause $13,000 damages to Clyde cemetery
• FLOWERS GET A DRINK
• Ottawa National Wildlife Refuge to install solar field
• Talk about Gibsonburg: Cross-training classes offered at Hilfiker Elementary
• BIRTHDAYS
• Oak Harbor Apple Festival talent show screening Sept. 26
• Green Springs pushes back council meeting
• Diapers and Doggies program is Sept. 16 at Firelands
• Lindsey Lions to host Labor Day Fish Fry at Village Park
• Haunted Hydro having auditions Sept. 4, 5
• Man shot by deputies had drugs in body
• BIRTHDAYS
• Talk about Oak Harbor: As summer ends, go to workshop or celebrate Grandparents Day
• BGSU breaks enrollment records
• Terra Community College picked for Military Friendly Schools list
• FIRST DAY BACK AT ST. BONIFACE
• CORRECTION
• FOR THE RECORD
• Fair enough: Fair weather, fair fare
• Fremont, Gibsonburg score 'Race' funds
• Results mixed for Sandusky Co. schools
• College Preview night Sept. 21 at Fifth Third Field
• Elmore barn is one for the ages
• FOR THE RECORD
• Study: No Port Clinton cancer cluster
• Fair fun way to bring folks together
• Man charged in Pine Street house fire
• Openings in dietary managers program
• Class will prepare siblings for new baby
• Fremont man accused of selling stolen wrist bands from speedway
• Local group Ridin' Shotgun at Sandusky County fair Wednesday
• BIRTHDAYS
• Drivers should use caution as buses occupy the roads
• Sandusky County Fair: Chamber to have Ag Tent
• Organizations create nature preserve
• FUN IN THE RIVER
• MARBLEHEAD PEACH FESTIVAL A peachy time was had by all
• FOR THE RECORD
• Tolliver, 31 others show they've got it
• Folks busy with final prep for 158th fair
• School districts plan for fiscal uncertainty
• Piano instructor to give presentation
• Clyde Library schedules events
• OSU Stone Lab has open house
• Hunt club hosting education program
• Hunt club hosting education program
• Betty Zahn winner of birthday cake
• Man sentenced after pleading guilty to two drug charges
• Small wonders Ornamental trees add flourish to landscape
• Man sentenced to 3 years in prison for drug trafficking
• Sandusky County plans to use bonds to fund facility
• FOR THE RECORD
• Wood baseball bats require different techniqe than metal
• Former Clyde superintendent Bud Martin ordered to repay district
• Kellys Island fire: Police say work lamp might be to blame
• Owens Community College to use grant to pay for wind turbine
• CORRECTIONS/ CLARIFICATIONS
• Toledo man gets prison for gas station robbery
• Reservoir project moving along on many fronts, council learns
• FOR THE RECORD
• Aggregation hearing draws 2 citizens
• Fremont schools last to know of sanctions
• Blaze burns 2 businesses to ground
• HOPING FOR A BITE
• Terra Community College project works to 'Share the Fair' with military
• Cops consider arson in Pine Street fire
• Fremont workers back to the grind
• Hilfiker Elementary School invites students, parents to its open house
• NEW FACILITY FOR STUDENTS Terra set to debut Skilled Trades Center
• Australian firm buys Bellevue plant
• Fremont man cited after going off road striking fence, building
• Clyde motorcyclist killed after head-on car crash Tuesday
• Prescription to Addiction: Task force tackles drug treatment
• FOR THE RECORD
• Trial set in horse case Facebook threat
• JUST PASSING THROUGH
• Event to showcase Fremont's talents
• Clyde to apply for grants to improve intersection near new middle school
• Taking the floor at Woodmore school
• Motorcyclist killed after collision with car on Ohio 101 in Clyde
• Mike Stanley charged after police find cocaine at Fremont home
• FOR THE RECORD
• Cops investigate threats against deputies
• Ex-SJCC counselor broke agreement
• Coroner: Linda Beach died of head injuries
• Spiegel Grove Squires set to take the field
• BACK TO SCHOOL
• FOR THE RECORD
• Strickland, Nutter stump for each other
• Drowning an apparent accident
• Bellevue man accused of murdering wife
• Clyde Ministerial Fund offers helping hand
• BIRTHDAYS
• Verandah Concert closes out season
• Hayes Center offers genealogy class
• Area folks stay cool in the pool
• Fremont police see increase in identity theft
• Body of missing Oak Harbor man found
• Bellevue man charged with murder in wife's death
• Sunday thunderstorms lead to Fremont power outages
• Thompson Township man falls from balcony
• Patrol: Vehicle crashes into building Sunday; none hurt
• Clyde woman taken to hospital after Saturday crash
• SJCC Principal Mike Gabel bids farewell
• Flyers overcome storm damage
• FOR THE RECORD
• Lake Erie plane crash: Cessna removed from water
• Noah's Ark begins fall enrollment
• Swim dates are set at White Star Park
• Swimming dates at H.P. Eells Park
• Strickland coming to Fremont to campaign for state House candidate
• Put-in-Bay Plane crash: All passengers safe
• Put-in-Bay Plane crash: All passengers safe
• State's boat dock lottery deadline approaches
• FUN IN THE PARK
• Hayes Museum shows 'Hidden Treasures'
• Happy people become what they think about
• GRATE EATS Hot weather can take a toll on kitchen workers
• Strickland coming to Fremont to campaign for state House candidate
• Beloved priest, principal Earl Loeffler dies at 83
• FOR THE RECORD
• 9-1-1 misuse can tie up emergency lines
• Pilot put plane in water on purpose
• 'Around the Campfires' program is Thursday
• Talk about Lindsey: Register for Labor Day festival, parade until Sept. 1
• SPROUSE INSURANCE OPENS NEW OFFICE IN OAK HARBOR
• Toledo Zoo recruiting volunteers for educators
• Pepsi Refresh Project: Software would help child abuse victims
• Toledo man pleads guilty in attempted robbery at gas station
• FOR THE RECORD
• County creating brownfield site list
• Fatal motorcycle crashes up in Ohio
• East Harbor visitors told not to swim
• Sherwood man gets 60 days in jail for stealing from America Auto Sales
• Clyde man sentenced to 30 days for forgery after depositing fake check
• FOR THE RECORD
• $56M school renovation almost done
• 2 injured when pickup hits car
• Deputy contract calls for raises in 2011,12
• Conservation district holds photo contest
• Sportsman's Club offering hunting class next month
• Bellevue Hospital making food allergy reference manual available
• Market vendors donating produce
• Woman cuts coupons, and cost of groceries
• Blood donors needed, as Red Cross sees drop
• Deadline to enter for fairgrounds camping is Saturday
• Terra meets with officials to plan, listen and learn
• Cabbage farmer donates part of crop
• 1 injured in 3-vehicle crash
• FOR THE RECORD
• School district asking for levy renewal
• Vess bad check trial to start Aug. 26
• New BDD home will allow expansion
• Watch movie based on Sendak book
• Ohio justice will speak at GOP lunch
• BIRTHDAYS
• NOMS enters long-term deal with Anthem
• Apply for Conservation Reserve Program
• Arson suspected in garage fire; reward offered
• FOR THE RECORD
• Margaretta to try new type of levy
• Officials consider centralized purchasing
• Fremont Company: Bring on the cabbage
• 4th of July Celebration - Wine, Wickets and Wheels
• Our Vision and Our Value Statements Updated
• In The Beginning...
• Pain Management
• Cold vs. Flu
• Why Get A Pap Test
• Children & Heart Disease
• Kids' Fest 2009
• Memorial Health Care System prepares for flu season
• Sandusky County Health Department Announces H1N1 Vaccination Clinic
• H1N1 Flu Shot Clinics in Clyde and Gibsonburg
• Introducing the Standards Team
• Cutting-Edge Technology: The PET/CT Scan
• MHCS 5-STAR Service in Fremont, Ohio!
• Home Health Care Named to 2008 HomeCare Elite
• Update on the Lobby Project…Pardon Our Progress Part 2
• Hayes Easter Egg Roll
• Easter Special Tea
• Hayes Easter Egg Roll
• Sandusky County Fair
• Wait Until Dark
• Love And The I.R.S.
• Over The Tavern
• Guys And Dolls
• Fremont OH Easter Egg Parades and Easter Egg Hunts

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