Tiffin, OH News

• Tiffin, OH News
• What a Sweetie
• Separate accidents kill woman, injure boy
• Ground broken for 9/11 memorial
• Woman dies after being run over by truck
• Tiffin boy critical after accident Saturday
• Y to start senior program at Attica swimming pool
• Standing guard
• Welding supply store to open on Wall Street
• Sex offender gets 9 years in prison
• Quinn, in the swim
• CDBG funds might pay for streetscape project
• Health board discusses landfill odors
• County jobless rate falls below 8 percent
• A parade of events celebrate holiday
• 'Education is priceless'
• Auto store to open in August
• Sycamore OKs wind energy deal
• Woman chases robber from home
• Last last day
• Attica police join 'Click It or Ticket'
• Architecture board OKs 4 signs
• Fostoria hires football coach, teacher
• Board recognizes students, staff
• Bilger: No time for county job
• Republic has part-time police chief
• Family tradition
• Group seeking $20K more in funding for memorial
• Case ties doctor to pill mills
• Fun day
• Woman injured in motorcycle crash
• Former soldiers take on new musical mission
• Catching a breeze
• Reeling 'em in
• Republic eyes part-time police chief
• EMS week bestows health screenings
• High flyer
• Cycle crash injures Tiffin man
• Bettsville official leaves post
• Taking a look
• COG considers health care plan
• Work of Bridges students showcased
• Truck crashes after crossing field
• Float the boat
• Board recognizes bus driver's win
• Fostoria council gives support to CERT
• Fostoria police case dismissed
• Seminar stresses increased tourism
• GOP nominates Dibble
• Board OKs sewer transfer ... again
• Another class aces leadership program
• Board receives 3 landscape proposals
• Crash kills Mohawk senior
• Council considers Hedges-Boyer flood remedies
• Old Fort principal returning to teaching
• Depinet found guilty
• Vet undertakes stem cell surgery
• Insurance business celebrates 25 years
• Phat Cakes newest downtown biz
• Graduate grateful for assistance
• Remember who you are, 'Berg speaker advises
• A final quiz, then diplomas
• Festival to feature art, music, food
• 'Speak softly'
• Police find 2 in the act
• 'Berg honors graduates
• Acquittal denied
• H-L hires superintendent
• Sycamore 'roast and toast' planned
• Salvation Army celebrates with doughnuts
• Summer job program resurrected
• Former police officer faces theft in office charge
• Park activities heat up with weather
• Hail to the chief
• Depinet trial under way
• Board mulls use of $128,000
• Tent city
• Single-vehicle rollover
• County park district accepts $11K donation
• 'Make good decisions'
• Developmental Disabilities board talks programs, year-end business
• 2 new police cruisers hit Tiffin roadways
• Optimists show respect for law with event
• Board approves sign for St. Paul's
• Hearing tonight for Sunny Farms
• Tiffin burglaries on rise, PD says
• Police lose jobs at Tiffin Developmental Center
• 'Love' signing
• Precincts to be combined for special election
• Students offer Tiffin play for council
• Entire Republic police force quits
• Bash kicks off events
• And the winner is
• Stacked up and ready
• A little Raine must fall
• Celebrate another birthday
• SE board hires principal
• Father keeps son's music playing
• Wild at heart
• She said 'Yes'
• Speaker: 'Take a chance'
• Briefly
• Bryn is up for adoption
• Like mother, like daughter
• Tiffin U brings 'wow' factor
• Hanging basket sale Saturday
• Road closed for railroad repair
• Final Friday Night Live tonight
• County tests rubble for road use
• Teen pulls woman from water
• Bloomville makes pool hires
• Tax levy issues top safety service merger talks
• Opera opportunity
• Fostoria family honored for gift
• 2 Fostoria men sentenced for burglary, kidnapping
• Board considers Internet deal
• Ballreich's gives tour to auditor
• County mulls wellness program
• Dressage rider, 85, attains Century Club status
• Burke gets award for mental health assistance
• Greenfield Street extension bid awarded
• Student remembered as kind-hearted
• City eyes razing 2 buildings
• Latta meets with constituents
• OSU Extension unveils new resource
• Doing it for Deacon Dan
• PD to teach children
• Tatiana
• Gloriana to bloom at The Ritz Theatre
• The art of dance
• Author shows wares at Civil War museum
• Bulldozer falls from trailer
• Area student has winning T-shirt design
• Sentinel succeeds at SkillsUSA
• Courthouse play to open for Tiffin city council
• Sentinel students aim high at Ohio's SkillsUSA
• Making a difference, one soldier at a time
• One-car crash kills man from Sycamore
• Car-trailer collision kills girl, 16
• Students show off skills in state competition
• Sycamore board thanks First National for $2K gift
• 2 hurt following 3-car crash
• Health board talks fee change
• Area man found working while on disability
• TU christens rec center
• Board OKs sewer measure
• Woman pleads insanity following car chase
• Driver: Not guilty of manslaughter
• Students honor memory of Funk
• Students watch mock crash
• Seneca County jobless rate drops to 8.9 percent
• Humane Society continues horse investigation
• Commission considers landscaping at court site
• Board brings back some busing
• Woman overcomes violent assaults to share her story
• 'I'm just happy to be here'
• Hopewell Twp. planning park fundraiser
• Glass 'n' stuff
• In protest
• Tiffin man stops bus after crash
• Jewelry sale set
• Man indicted on drug charge
• Speakers say 'hold fast' to faith
• Volunteers sought to beautify city properties
• Silent reminder
• Man reportedly injured in assault
• Weekend tunes
• TU furthers campuswide recycling effort
• Clyde, H-L quiz teams in regionals
• Twisting, turning
• Motorcyclist in good condition Friday
• Earth Day festivities scheduled for Tiffin
• Spaghetti is served
• Horses removed from area property
• Day of fun
• Man seriously injured in motorcycle crash
• Changes slated for Hedges-Boyer
• Columbian seniors honor mentors
• Unearthing history
• Kids' play area planned downtown
• Council remembers Barbara Marley
• Bloomville pool short on staff
• Search warrant yields money, drugs, ammunition
• Meet Andy
• Just a test
• People can cast votes for CCS
• Area seniors organize walk
• Fostoria schools again seeking bids
• Republic police chief made part time
• Marley remembered as 'open, honest'
• Tiffin council hears about curbside recycling
• Referee appointed in Old Fort termination case
• Woman pleads guilty in abuse case
• Fire claims Jackson Twp. barn
• Commissioners plan flag display
• Municipal court judge dies
• Businesses joining forces
• 'Peacekeeping, one hour at a time'
• Citizen's camera helps solve cases
• Tough competition
• Fun for the family
• 2 injured in Loudon Township crash
• None hurt in bus, tractor accident
• Tiffin native uses courthouse for college project
• Springfield takes Tiffin
• Attica learns pool must meet ADA rules
• Driver charged in fatal accident
• Three taken by Life Flight following two area accidents
• Bettsville board approves salary freeze, makes cuts
• Making an M-PACT
• Panel discusses Bascom wastewater plan
• Local man in national military endurance competition
• Woman's condition improves
• TU sets up mock crime scene
• TU sets up mock crime scene
• Panel talks Bascom water
• Nobody injured in crash
• Auto dealers to collect food gifts
• Lakota board accepts two resignations
• Burke speaker at GOP lunch
• Huntington: Leave a legacy
• Mercy nature preserve moves ahead
• Sentinel students come in 4th in national automotive contest
• New Riegel heads looking to add assistant
• Port Authority talks building addition
• 3 fallen Guardsman remembered as pros
• Energy savings topic for panel
• Community salute
• Final person sentenced in copper thefts ring
• Carey makes cuts for next year
• Panel considers more sidewalks on Miami Street
• Community asked to line streets this evening in salute to airman
• In memory
• Old Fort changes meeting
• H-L board to meet today
• Underbite? What underbite?
• Suspect arrested in Fostoria robbery tries
• Spreader flips, injuring farmer
• A cross to bear
• Experience'The Magic of Family'
• Play ball
• Armed robbery reported in Carey
• Woman critically injured
• Local man indicted on sex charges
• Tale of two cities
• Seneca County Fair 2012
• City OKs bid for phone upgrade
• Part-time chief law read 2nd time in Republic
• Tiffin man pleads not guilty to sex charges
• Breaking bread
• On the hunt for eggs
• And then there was fire
• Seneca corrections officer charged with domestic violence
• Grad gives business perspective
• Airman dies after crash in Germany
• Schools chief: 'This is about kids'
• Police talk neighborhood watch
• Ground-breaking for SCAT after funding wait
• Eagle Scout offers cemetery project
• TU's Grandillo new Lakeland chief
• Playing at the park
• Woman hit by car
• ECI marks 35 years of service
• Young dude looking for buds
• Farewell
• Edible entry
• Lucky day
• Browsing for books
• blackbirds on a perch
• Civil War museum looking to regroup
• Easter treats
• Rex helps children read like rock stars
• $78K narrows Youth Center shortfall
• Stark's spark
• Fostoria judge facing cancer
• Scammers claim to be from USDA
• Sycamore council OKs maintenance buys
• Just a drill
• Meeting Max
• Bixler gets life, chance of parole
• Hopewell trustees talk wireless tower
• School rating system to change
• Bascom warning siren installed
• Board eyes return of some busing
• Jobless rate down in Seneca
• City might refinance Eagle Rock
• Cooking fire displaces family
• Car strikes tractor, no injuries
• Farmers markets to begin in June
• Fox Toledo News to spotlight Tiffin ECI
• YMCA to host beach party
• Ford to offer $20 for test drives in Calvert benefit
• Sycamore board to meet in executive session
• Assault report investigated
• Around the world in three hours
• Miss Ohio talks experience
• Area 'Everyday Heroes' honored
• 'Taiho will never be the same'
• On your mark
• International flavor
• Driver inattention suspected in rollover
• Concentration
• Imagination discussion
• Speakers touch on immigration's nuances
• Warming up
• Speaker focuses on life journey
• Weekend happenings
• City, county mull court plan
• 38 fight barn fire on SR 53
• NR council finalizes sewer transfer
• Meeting time changed
• Proposal
• Miami Street speed limit increased
• In memory
• Good Morning World lecture postponed
• Students given info to chew on
• Official count changes no races
• Record-keeping error rectified
• What's my bid?
• WSOS awarded federal housing grant
• Republic police officer gets job back
• Speaker offers advice to award winners
• Eye of dawn
• Tiffin welcomes new police dog
• Terra hosting Ohio History Day
• Trooper to discuss programs, projects
• Police investigating rape report
• Woman injured in go-kart accident
• Expenses down at Seneca East
• March 17 more than St. Patrick's Day for one couple
• Care for Kantana?
• On their way to the big game
• Woman arrested after 90-mph chase
• Still popular
• Tressel emphasizes attitude
• 6 entities honored by SIEDC
• Group talks emergency planning
• Board agrees on fair theme
• Only the beginning
• 7th-grader lands spot in national spelling bee
• Higher calling
• Carey board: Is new building in future?
• County commissioners support joint court facility
• Blaze closes schools, roads in Bellevue
• Candidacy claims job of county employee
• County, Corps talk flooding
• Coffee shop opens
• New Riegel board learns of new grading system for school districts
• Resident praises embattled principal
• PUCO hears water rate gripes
• Decorate an egg in Pysanky style
• Area business helping Ky. tornado victims
• Crossings blocked
• Remembering Tommy, Tiffin K9 officer
• How sappy
• Attica council hires police chief
• Bloomville looking at wind power
• A girl's best friend
• Local joblessness hits 4-year low
• Pair of students charged with disorderly conduct
• Pheasants dinner coming soon
• Bettsville's finances debated
• Wilson: Courthouse site should be cleared soon
• 2 school incidents investigated
• Moving on
• Man treated after shooting self
• Brothers seek cooking prize
• Coletta: Levy approval means 'everything'
• Sirens to sound in Fostoria
• Sheriff continues break-in search
• Hearing set for today for county worker running for commissioner
• Opportunity Center levy gets approval
• Zoeller advances to Nov. race against Nutter
• Stacy beats Sauber
• TCS levy passes by 260
• Election: all precincts reporting
• Area music teachers planning festival
• Republic council moving toward changing police job to part time
• 3 file for November races
• Panel assigns unclaimed funds
• Port authority offers court help
• Yummy
• Looking for home
• Sandusky County warms up for 'Stars Dancing for CASA'
• Man hurt after assault with wrench
• Everyone's OK
• Gingrich, Santorum stump in BG
• Taking the plunge
• Investigation continues on fatal accident
• Jazz combo
• Board of elections organizes, makes ruling on Klopp candidacy
• Drill, baby, drill
• Local building burns
• Car strikes, kills local water worker
• Roads closed for Ritz event
• Wyandot County farm family wins $2,500 for Star Players
• 1 hurt in accident on SR 4
• Marsha, Marsha, Marsha
• Warehouse catches fire on Hudson Street
• Celebrate Seuss
• Have a doggone good time
• Heavy in thought
• Sycamore to add police officer
• Crash ruptures gas line
• Teen gives blood for boy battling cancer at 5
• Homeless numbers up in area
• Local counselor heads to Chardon
• Principal outlines improvement plan
• Board cuts 19 people for 2012-'13
• Family to Family class starts March 5
• Volunteers keep apparel in repair
• Optimism building for Home Expo
• Council focuses on court space needs
• Old Fort principal on unpaid suspension
• Sentinel pair wins state auto contest
• She needs a Tia-ra
• Republican forum to rerun
• Bloomville mayor taking input
• Old Fort board accepts educator's resignation
• Pet of the week
• Attica considers mayor's court
• Suspended educator resigns at O.F.
• Suspended educator resigns at O.F.
• Ralphie May to bring adult humor to the Ritz Wednesday
• The winning bid
• Author discusses Aaron Burr's life
• Commissioner candidates face off
• Have a heart
• 2 retire from Fostoria schools
• Fostoria firefighters to get more training
• 'Father of broadcasting' remembered
• Fat Tuesday card party
• Council shifts tax allotment
• Ag economics picture darkens
• Grant sought for regional council
• Only minor injuries
• Boy injured by shot from BB gun
• Tiffin Aire chief unhurt in crash
• 2 in Old Fort placed on leave
• Tommy, K-9 cop, dies
• Allen Eiry gets new executive director
• Seneca County Commissioners meet Tuesday
• Tiffin-Sentinel FFA alumni regrouping
• Benefit
• Man critical after stabbing
• Pal with pooches
• A little bit of New Orleans
• Make some noise
• Search team seeking volunteers
• Search team seeking volunteers
• Bloomville council members asked to generate questions about wind turbines
• Circuit pastor
• Tiffin duo to perform Sunday
• Stuffed crust
• Improving your balance, strength through yoga
• Celebration
• Energy companies revisiting gas, oil deposits in NW Ohio
• Group learns of fracking, legislation
• Republic police service topic at rocky hearing
• County panel creates fund for court space
• Remembering father
• Local group to celebrate Ireland
• Civil War museum needs aid
• Rrrrrrrroar
• Allen Eiry celebrates 'Fat Tuesday'
• Commissioners to discuss court space funds
• Investigation ordered for man guilty of cocaine charge
• Tiffin man, 72, indicted on sex charges
• Fostoria business owner faces theft charges
• Resident offers alternative schools plan
• Teamwork
• SE board considers drug tests
• Union Elementary named Blue Ribbon school
• Council committee ponders funding for court
• The last rose
• EPA called in after manure spill
• Remembering 9/11
• 'Berg to showcase student research
• Fostoria board plans session
• School board sets special session
• Ambulance strikes car in Clinton Twp.
• Return of the 'King'
• Girls get 'Fancy' at T-SPL
• Montz: Former school 'intriguing' for municipal court
• 2 injured in crash, woman taken by Life Flight
• Devon wants to cuddle with you
• Bettsville board OKs next calendar
• EPA revises terms on Attica plants
• Eureka!
• Pins and needles
• Tiffin Parks recognizes Bollinger, Heritage Lanes
• Former girlfriend claims burglar wanted coat, shoes
• Bridges to offer new model based on business
• H-L superintendent resigns
• From school books to law books
• 5 years in prison for area B&E spree
• Alleged robbery near Pit Stop
• Walmart managers hold down woman after alleged robbery
• Complaints reveal alleged drug den at Fostoria home
• West Lodi church tops park discussion
• Police escorts back in the procession
• Dennis Sterling, 87th House District candidate
• Jeff McClain, 87th House District candidate
• Port authority backs shared court facility
• Tiffin Mall sold for $755,000
• Man charged as part of drug sting
• Fred Zoeller, candidate for commissioner
• Kevin Carrigan, candidate for commissioner
• Heritage fest in desperate need of help
• Council OKs 3 union contracts
• Ginger wants a home
• Holly Stacy, candidate for commissioner
• Dave Sauber, candidate for commissioner
• War on human trafficking in Ohio
• Learn about Internet banking
• Courthouse webcam comes down
• TCS seeks levy approval again
• Forget Bourbon Street
• Boyd wants to be your new bud
• Plans in motion for Family Fest
• Center seeks operating funds
• Higher Ground
• Sheriff's office to enforce safety during Super Bowl
• Sacred or secular?
• Fruth to fill board of elections seat
• 'Like a kid in a candy store'
• Safety concerns snarl traffic
• On a stroll
• Senators want to change policy
• Well, it made it
• Downtown road closures
• Warm weather wizard
• Vote early
• Bell busted in Tiffin
• Commissioners reject conspiracy accusation
• Commissioners OK extension on courthouse
• Tommy continues canine cancer protocol
• AVR looking for fire clues
• Commissioners to consider demolition extension
• A hearty bunch
• 5 indicted in 2-year drug sting
• 23-year sentence for Fostoria woman in Reigle death
• Give Toby a try
• Polar bears to make a splash for FACT
• Attica moves forward on water, sewer projects
• 2011 productive for Black Swamp
• Have a muffin
• Just right
• These nobodies are somebodies
• Burglar at the 'Berg
• Aging commission makes adjustments
• Patiently waiting
• Kieara wants a new home
• Hayes Center plans special events
• Injured worker remains critical
• Commission recommends zoning changes of contentious parcels
• Next bash to benefit First Call for Help
• Terra board selects new president
• Future funding fiasco foreseen
• Department dispute rocks Republic
• United Way 79 percent of way to goal
• Commissioners OK with extension on demolition
• 3 unions have pacts with Tiffin
• Students certified in drug field testing
• World economy still shaky, expert says
• Seneca County unemployment at 8.6 percent
• TCS receives grant for stadium restoration
• Tiffin board sets participation fees
• Wrecking company seeks demo extension
• Guns, drugs found in Fostoria search
• $1M bond set for rape suspect
• Double-take
• Commissioners OK contracts for youth center
• Tumblin' down
• No quorum for special Republic council meeting
• Child injured while sledding
• 'Post-abortive woman' discusses her experience
• LaGrange: Time to move on
• Historical society plans meeting
• Charlotte Street fire ruled arson
• Piano man grooves
• College grieves loss of senior
• 13-year-old allegedly raped by relative
• Future Prince?
• 2 to be deported after forgery charges
• Carey man dies in tractor accident
• Red Cross leader may be retiring, but he's not leaving
• Tiffin man admits to murder
• Metal mania
• County in good position for green growth
• Bus changes mapped on TCS website
• Blustery work
• Tiffin woman arrested and charged with theft
• Telemarketer hanging it up on March 20
• CROSSWAEH boards to meet
• New Riegel council beginning the year on the same page
• Fostoria police chief touts department's cost saving success
• Telemarketer closing Tiffin call center
• SIEDC lands $50K grant
• Grabbing Seneca history
• Fostoria woman, charged with patient abuse, released on bond
• City panel OKs overtime change
• Commission limits pay for architect
• Pick up a piece of the courthouse this week
• Up in the air
• Fire marshal blames house blaze on burning candle
• Area coalition continues efforts to curb suicides
• Health plan costs could mean layoffs
• 'Dr. King is a great hero'
• Bridal fair
• Commissioners to meet Tuesday
• Braving the cold and snow
• Winter's arrival means safety reminders
• Better late than never
• Chief is a gentle giant
• Bettsville looks at Nov. levy renewal
• 2 sentenced for cashing bad checks
• Attica gets sewer plant extension
• Superintendent to retire in June
• Dog owners have until end of month to get pet's license
• Tiffin police chief to resign
• Time capsule
• Tiffin park board organizes, looks to 2012 and beyond
• Renewal levy literature to be seen on local lawns
• Smoke detectors credited with saving family
• Lincoln receives an 'incredible' national honor
• Seven hurt in fire
• Montz suggests changing hours for overtime
• New members take oath then take their places at the table
• Superintendent to retire next June
• Organizational matters dominate discussion
• Message remains the same for TCS in 2012
• Not all object to razing
• Wrecking ball ends hope for proponents of saving courthouse
• Courthouse is crumbling down
• Beginning of the end
• 3 Fremont cafes targets of illegal gambling sting
• Seneca engineer's office ready for snow
• Fundraising was a piece of cake
• School transportation to change next school year
• Special meeting to outline plans for upcoming year
• Morgan at the mic
• New mayor begins revenue search
• Hands-on activities
• Terra president to retire
• Taking a stand
• View courthouse demolition
• Liberty Tax Service to audition wavers
• Annual meeting at Lyme Village
• Florida, Ohio officials reach out to find family of cold case victim
• High court dismisses courthouse case against commissioners
• This team is here to entertain
• Courthouse demolition under way
• Matinee offered
• Fostoria administration gets house in order
• Bettsville Village Council told property owner not at fault for village flooding
• Courthouse demolition under way
• Former Bloomville officer pleads not guilty
• Mercy Tiffin's 1st baby of the year
• Injury accident
• Carryover from 2011 less than expected
• In protest
• 2 escape from fire in GS residence
• Tiffin man hopes to restore '51 Piper to flight
• No partridge in a pear tree seen this year
• Open house to show off improvements
• Former mayor to take on intervention role
• Tiffin VFW honors World War II veterans
• Group files to dismiss county suit
• Ceremony, and a statement
• Auld Lang Syne: Boroff wraps up mayoral term
• Not guilty plea entered for sex-related charges
• Fostoria business man enters not guilty plea
• No staff, service cuts in '12
• Tiffin to start '12 with balanced budget
• Fire chief: Blaze started around wood burner
• Organizational meeting Jan. 16
• County's 2012 budget to top commissioners' agenda
• Smoke on the rise
• Montz getting tips from successful Ind. city
• DeVine: Courthouse lawsuit to be dropped
• Nominations sought
• Dinner, movie to be offered
• Helpings of holiday cheer at Camden Falls
• Courthouse demolition to limit use of Court Street
• Two rollovers reported Sunday
• Fire displaces Fostoria family
• Clyde PD checking rape report
• Christmas Day robbery reported
• Fostoria house fire
• SanGregory Cartage celebrates 50 years of family business in Tiffin
• Palau takes Attica solicitor job
• Area family displaced by fire gets new home
• Republic man creates Christmas yard decor
• Yes, Tiffin, there is a Santa Claus
• Three treated after accident
• Post offices to close Mondays for holidays
• Regional Planning to have its annual meeting
• Library to be open Saturday
• In mourning
• 2 trucks collide; SR 53 closed
• Plea to halt demolition rejected
• Port authority approves budget
• Chief 'shocked' by Republic statement
• Consider the gift of time
• Deputy: Beware of phone scam
• Seneca jobless rate 7.9 percent for November
• County disputes intent of courthouse lawsuit
• Tiffin OKS pay-to-participate
• Christmas celebration
• Winter nights at the museum
• Volunteers needed
• Business owner arrested on theft, tax, drug charges
• 'Polar Express' makes Fostoria stop
• Field Elementary being razed
• City delays approval of budget
• Lawsuit: End demolition
• Editorial: Establish priorities if making demands on schools
• Smile and say 'Ho Ho Ho'
• Prestons mark 100th hike in county parks
• Smile and say 'Ho Ho Ho'
• Prestons mark 100th hike in county parks
• He's the birthday boy
• Meet Mason
• Tiffin man indicted on sex charges
• Bloomville cop charged with theft in office
• Silence is broken
• Lakota tech coordinator presents plan to upgrade computers
• H-L courtyard may need different materials
• Sentinel's OSFC project moves forward
• Health district has $2.3 million '12 budget
• Limbs block Sandusky Street
• Custom-printed T-shirts, other items available at Bascom shop
• Park district ponders hospital project
• Center conference room to be named in honor of volunteer
• Montz, other mayors meet with Kasich, state officials
• Entertainment taking shape for next county fair, set for July 22-29
• CVB board to meet Thursday
• Civil War collector to share expertise
• Economic development funding from city to remain at same level
• Helping out
• Just the facts on where things stand with courthouse
• Heirloom-in-the-making
• NR plans cost-saving updates
• Busy crash scene
• Court upholds ruling in GS death
• Council might use 33 percent sewer next year split
• Sharing in the spirit of the season
• A-T to partner with Monster.com for job postings
• Saved by the belt
• Freeze!
• Rocking 'round the Christmas tree
• Bloomville board OKs trash contract
• Village denied sewer timeline change
• Bettsville cuts mailing newsletter
• Give him a hand
• Man gets prison time for cocaine charges
• Rain and flooding saturate the parks agenda
• Harshman gets 4 years for meth labs
• Record heroin seizure in Wood County
• Nutter: New courthouse in 5 years
• Man sentenced for unlawful sexual conduct with a minor
• Farmers urged to use new tools
• Petitions filed for elected positions
• Youth, adults honored
• Pooch present?
• Clinton Township meeting rescheduled
• Groups to perform
• Bascom fire district welcomed back to the township
• County certifies revenue at $14.4M for 2012
• Meal to be offered at Heidelberg
• Tiffin budget discussion delayed by union talks
• Demolition opponents again plead with panel
• Cybercrimes unit warns TU students of 'Net dangers
• Tiffin school board mulls fees for extracurricular activities
• Fire claims family's belongings
• Developer to rehab former brothel
• Fire guts family home near Attica
• Now, that's the holiday spirit
• Museum plans new exhibit, book-signing
• Lighted walk
• Developer to rehab former brothel
• Fire guts family home near Attica
• Now, that's the holiday spirit
• Museum plans new exhibit, book-signing
• Lighted walk
• Building project to be discussed
• Twisted metal
• Hair today, gone on Christmas
• A joyful noise
• What a cool ride!
• Book store to host two authors
• Relay of Life event Sunday in Fostoria
• Farewell tour
• Area United Way at 53% of goal
• Let there be light
• Attica man pleads guilty to vehicular manslaughter resulting from March crash
• Teams vie for quiz bowl title
• No change in results yet with recount
• Man sentenced for October breaking and entering charges
• 2012 dog and kennel licenses for sale today
• Days are numbered for 1884 courthouse
• Mohawk board opposes proposal to expand school vouchers
• Columbian artists to present 'Through Fresh Eyes'
• 'Get out of jail' option not in the cards
• ODOT meeting on SR 53 today
• Demo contract awaits one signature
• Toys, coats to benefit Clyde kids
• Dornauers' country home ready for home tour visitors
• More benefits set for toddler
• Mohawk meeting changed
• County under flood watch
• County under flood watch
• Courthouse, school levy on county agenda
• Local briefs
• Games for Grub
• Sheriff's office investigates burglary at occupied home
• New cafe in town
• In search of Dorothy
• Tiffin man transported by Life Flight
• It's beginning to look a lot like ... girls basketball
• Let the shopping begin
• Turkey trotters tame the terrain
• Sycamore assistant EMS/fire chief resigns with much fanfare
• Serving it up
• Petitions out for all posts
• New class a record for TU
• Calvert collection
• 4.9-mill levy on March ballot
• Hopewell-Loudon celebrates future
• Commissioners OK contract for demolition
• Thanksgiving fun
• Seneca jobless rate stays at 8.7 percent
• New Riegel celebrates Thanksgiving
• Bloomville fires police officer
• School board to discuss deficit tonight
• Boroff offers $10.04M 2012 budget
• Lofty task
• Library to close Thursday
• Volunteers needed
• Program committee to meet today
• McDonald's adding 2nd drive-through
• Bob Evans planning to reopen today
• Tigers roar in Columbus
• Season of giving is upon us
• Lady sings
• Area agencies boast new tool to utilize for community assistance
• Sweet victory
• United Way campaign nears 50%
• Tractor time
• Courthouse saga: Group threatens another lawsuit
• State aims to eliminate more positions at developmental center
• So darn close
• Seven sentenced in copper thefts
• Counselor honored
• Reports of burglary, breaking and entering slowing, Eckelberry says
• Commissioners OK bid for courthouse demolition
• 'No ice is safe ice'
• Commissioners may award demolition bid
• Fostoria residents wonder if water is safe to drink
• Explosion linked to leak at Bascom elevator
• Hunan King opening today
• Wagner testifies in support of efficiency bill
• Hospice to present Festival of Trees
• Burgers to benefit historical society
• Jeffrey Jewelry celebrates 65 years with holiday preview
• Members ponder the future of MAL and the future of local competition
• Webster Industries marks 135 years
• Fostoria man arrested on robbery charges
• 'Rainy Days and Mondays'
• Rash of burglaries spurs GS meeting
• Council overrides Boroff veto
• Close call
• Tiger pride heard loud and clear in New York
• Nobody'll love you like Menard
• Honored veteran
• Festival showcases student-written and directed plays
• Let the holiday shopping begin
• Seeing the sights
• PitCChing In in New York ...
• Brickman returning to Ritz
• Daly dose of dedication
• Seneca East band marches on 5th Avenue
• Saluting our veterans
• Flat Rock man a Hall inductee
• Former Attica man named Veteran of Year
• The 9/11 show
• Age kept students from grasping significance of '01 attacks
• Seneca East band performs in NYC 9/11 tribute
• Hopewell-Loudon ground-breaking ceremony announced
• Good Morning World: Life in the strike zone
• Guilty plea sends GS man to prison
• Dessert classic
• Packed and ready
• Chamber changes its name to reflect added mission
• Gov. Kasich urges delay on courthouse demolition
• May the sugar be with you
• GED test to be offered at Sentinel
• Fostoria man charged after alleged kidnapping
• New Riegel celebrates Halloween
• Shops ready for 'Holiday Happenings'
• Boy hit by entry in OF parade
• Heidelberg dedicates The University Commons
• Man in serious condition after Clinton Twp. crash
• Hanging on to the music
• Resident says running for mayor, not supportive of sewer project
• Salvation Army prepares for holidays
• United Way measures impact
• Fifth burglary reported in Tiffin
• Playoffs in view
• Attica police chief quits after he's denied raise
• Group again seeks 5-year lease for courthouse
• Jail change could aid county financial woes
• Tasty treats
• 'Rain' in the forecast
• Safety force heads may live outside county, Sycamore council rules
• Ballville Dam removal hearing tonight
• Celebrating Oktoberfest
• Boroff vetoes hiring plan
• Tiffin couple leads secret, scary life
• Seneca jobless rate 8.7 percent in September
• Sharing fascination with China
• Board hears busing options
• City staff cuts predicted
• Give him a hand
• County awaits NR sewer decision
• Cuts would mean layoffs, department chiefs say
• School volunteer will be greatly missed by family, community
• Bascom Lions to contribute 25 trees to Meadowbrook Park
• Three men indicted on burglary charges
• Seeing Red
• Office closed
• Program to detail cemetery finds
• Under the lights
• Tiffin's lively history
• 108 years of experience
• Vittles for vets
• Scares and s'mores under the stars
• Lift station to get the family name
• Things to go bump at the 'Berg
• Area grad to compete nationally
• Wrong number
• Thriller
• Under water
• Executive-in-residence enjoyed first session
• Budish: Kasich agenda 'extreme'
• Water closes YMCA
• High water
• Issue 2 debated at election forum
• Money focus for school board candidates
• City Council candidates offer ideas on budget
• Mayoral hopefuls offer views
• Unhappy electorate
• Cash register thief gets 11 months in prison
• Man gets community control in abduction case
• Two Tiffin men sentenced for burglary
• Candidates Night is Wednesday at middle school
• Council shows support for cancer research
• No changes in farm CDL requirements, yet gray area remains
• Program to offer PEARLS of wisdom
• Handing out, picking up
• Charlie Company called to duty
• United Way campaign on track
• Cancer prompts retirement of police dog
• 'Lucky girl,' Elmo entertain 'Berg
• State Supreme Court justice visits Calvert
• Forum finds residents for reciprocity
• Three step into elections board jobs
• Safety program targets sexting, cyber bullying
• Details of wind farm proposed for Seneca, Hancock
• 3 libraries seek levy OKs
• ... and the kitchen sink
• Boroff: Expect 9 percent cut
• Chalk it up to experience
• Roundup
• Commissioners discuss possible trims to budget
• Coletta, others update Course
• Together again
• Deputy finds evidence while questioning driver
• A celebration of 75 years
• Bascom adds water rescue team
• Beautiful Oktober
• Scouting turns 100
• Spooky fun
• Heidelberg prepares to build 'capstone' facility
• TU officials remember true friend
• 4 injured in SR 53 crash
• Lots of spirit
• Time drew deacon closer to God
• Conversing with compassion
• Murder suspect found competent
• Terra dedicates renovated facility
• Familiar face offers another physical therapy option
• Local Republican committee endorses judicial candidate
• Brothers charged in Republic break-in
• In memory
• H-L football game moved again
• Elite Fashions catering to younger set
• Red Cross to keep Tiffin office - for now
• State redraws voting districts
• Department heads vehement about rule
• 3 Lakota students injured in rollover
• Building bridges
• New rehab facility
• Fitness challenge benefits Tiffin boy
• Schwartz quits school board
• Friendly greeting
• United Way to cross bridges while kicking off campaign
• Fostoria police report nabbing man in Laundrymat break-in
• Commissioners hear details on 2nd proposed wind farm
• Input sought on tax reciprocity
• Learn a creative skill with TAG
• Will you scratch my belly?
• Tiffin firm key in rail transport
• Miller Cabin nearly done
• A walk of hope
• Greeting by gymnasts
• Ritz to welcome Guy and Ralna
• Dressed for success
• Fun for all ages
• Attica hit with fine from Ohio EPA
• Seneca sees shifts in latest proposals
• Princess treatment
• Area shelters receive $8,000 from fed
• G.S. man pleads guilty to sex charges
• Straight from the artist
• Fostoria man nabbed in DEA?heroin sting
• 'Read It - See It' premieres
• Firm offers wind farm details
• Classes clash
• USDA loan for New Riegel sewer projects depends on other factors
• Green Springs council hears flooding complaints
• Fostoria to break ground at the Iron Triangle Friday
• Republic residents question proposed income tax
• Deputies follow up on Rosier's break-in
• Once a dwelling, now debris
• Fire destroys vacant house
• 3 injured in 2-vehicle crash
• Demolition plans pick up speed
• County service cuts possible
• Health dept. offers flu and pneumonia clinics coming up
• Money for the asking
• U.S. must repair economy to remain leader, Jordan says
• Boroff: City to face deficit
• Wild things
• Wyandot County Fair Results
• Witnesses sought
• Moderator to teach good communication
• Renewed interest in wind energy
• Automotive heritage
• Tiffin Metal Products answers the call
• Fun at the festival
• One day left
• Inspired by Sam
• Auto-theft suspect faces felony charges
• Living history
• Board of elections votes for pair of new office hires
• I?dream of ... touchdowns
• Court is in session
• Hopewell-Loudon board gets building update
• Vanguard-Sentinel treasurer reviews five-year forecast
• Conaway lays out courthouse strategies
• Historical society to run museum
• Resident escapes fire unharmed
• Historical society to operate museum
• Pickup truck reported stolen; 1 arrested
• Meet the town
• Clinton Access nearly finished
• Conquering the challenge
• Remap might move Seneca to District 4
• Some goals realized, others a struggle
• Community donations to Lakota approved and appreciated
• New property valuations ready for review
• Seneca East grad takes walk on the wild side
• 'Berg to offer beginner music lessons
• Toledo woman charged with trafficking
• Alleged 'significant' supplier arrested
• Republic block watch forming
• Groups offer visions for museum
• 'I always had that will to live'
• Just Manny being Manny
• Farm Science Review features biofuel crops
• 2 hurt when car shears pole, tree in Jackson Twp.
• 'Never forget'
• Tiffin given WTC beam
• Sentinel students start year in renovated facility
• Size matters:
• Feelin' the groove
• Museum foundation to address the board
• Tiffin University student charged following campus area break-ins
• Try your luck on a duck next weekend
• New sewer plant plans top meeting
• Tiffin artist goes national
• Local colleges join to recall 9/11 victims
• Nice return
• Road work on SR 635 today, Monday
• Port Authority could work with future organizations
• Panel shuttles alley ruling back to council
• School board chief lacks valid signatures
• Exhibit opening
• Fostoria woman charged in abuse case
• A simple note would be nicer
• H-L ready for return of football
• Kisabeth back at TC temporarily
• Names released in truck-train accident
• Republic council considers 1-percent tax
• TAG hosts new exhibit
• 'The time is now to take it down'
• No deal for man on sex charges
• Consider tax change, 3 suggest
• Failure to yield
• Republicans tap council member
• Bellevue library to close for in-service
• Lakota to dedicate new building
• Heidelberg plans Genocide Awareness Week
• Woman who drove robbers to scene gets 3 years in prison
• 'The empty canvas is waiting'
• 9-11-11
• Bunky's ride
• TC principal steps down
• No fanfare for Sharing Kitchen's 25th anniversary
• Rainbow fades
• Homekids return for annual reunion
• Thefts from cars reported Friday
• Extension agent retires
• Bradner man killed after struck by train
• Just like he said
• Working through the case
• Commissioners ponder Alternative Energy Zones
• Townhall offers data on Issue 2
• H-L to play game in Fostoria
• Principal camps out to reward student achievement
• Economy clears way for rodent resurgence
• Ag valuations to skyrocket
• Genealogists plan program, raffle
• Summer to end with car show and barbecue
• Message to last a lifetime, after life ends
• Fly-overs attributed to National Guard
• Architectural board gives approval for awning at Chinese eatery
• Bailey retires from library after 17 years
• County seeks demolition bid on courthouse
• Putting in volunteer hours
• Courthouse demolition bids sought
• Commissioners to open bids
• Hopewell trustees discover cause of church flooding
• Tiffin Parts diversifies
• Charge against musician dropped
• Building's first first day
• Sesame St. soft spot
• Lady earnest about new home
• All dolled up
• Putting the pieces together
• Helping out
• Full-throttle Fundraising
• Culture and grace
• Life Flight takes woman from crash site
• Honoring those who have gone before
• Bring Malcolm into the middle of your family
• 4 local veterans get flight to D.C.
• Attica farmers' market a success
• Suspect wants 2nd mental exam
• Football field vandalized
• Sunday night live
• Road closed
• Man sentenced to 4 years for burglary, robbery
• County first to testify about smoking fines
• USDA loan covers 2 sewer plans
• Tiffin man leads police on chase
• Robber found on floor at the scene of the crime
• Unemployment rate inches up again
• Owners urged to pick up after pets
• Schools rated 'excellent'
• Back to School for Tiffin - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Driver injured
• Citizen's comments lead to tech legislation
• Maintenance building to be auctioned
• TCS building task force reports to board
• Bus-truck crash on SR 53
• Amphibious adventure
• Panel mulls contractor registration
• Finance panel advances pay plan
• Courthouse group still willing
• Man charged with OVI in crash with tractor
• Child struck by van
• Noted history
• Beck busy running First Call for Help
• Man hurt in Pleasant Twp. crash
• Kaubisch to sell equipment
• The fruits of harvest
• Waite for it ...
• Hawgs help dogs
• The sweet taste of success
• METRICH?takes 3 more suspects off the streets
• Electrical motor problem leads to fire at Tiffin plant
• Who could resist adopting an 'Angel?'
• Council to consider sick time changes
• Bees knees!
• Teenager gets time for robbery at Circle K
• Late-season hours for city pool announced
• Search warrant execution nets arrest in Fostoria
• Chutes and Latta
• Carroll named to elections board
• Bloomville pool to close for the season
• Many cashing in on record prices
• Two injured
• Union wants to save TDC jobs
• 2 home invasions reported
• First day complete
• Cost-cutting measures weighed in Republic
• Country singer, concert organizer get their day in court
• Tiffin man rear-ends vehicle, two children transported to hospital
• Man charged with theft, safecracking following Tiffin Hy-Miler incident
• County stays course on budget
• 16 arrested on drug charges
• It's that time already
• Positive outlook key, author tells teachers
• Levy officials gear up for campaign
• Boroff: Cuts to mean loss of 60 jobs
• Fostoria stabbing investigated
• Bettsville water alert lifted; truck hit hydrant
• Waite to get things going
• Suspect Tasered at jail
• All in for All Saints Parish Festival
• Subject steals Shell station's money, and the register in which it came
• Truck-sitting track-side
• Farmers' market goes to the dogs
• Bingo check
• N.R. couple still in hospital
• Moved in
• Money for tactile maps awarded
• Playtime
• Coppus Motors adds solar panels
• Fair results and more
• Concert organizer pleads not guilty
• 3 injured in SR 53 crash
• Nice catch
• Seneca County fair-goers enjoyed taxidermy exhibit
• Full fall park schedule awaits
• Local Republican candidates seek support
• United Way begins fund drive
• All in a day at the fair
• Village pool to get additional use this summer
• Learn to improve soil health at field day Aug. 18
• Panel seeks museum ideas
• Family and fresh air
• Non-union staff at Old Fort get pay increase
• Carey talks of lunches, smoking
• NR board prepares for school year
• No injuries
• Marty searching for home
• First celebration
• Drawing to a close
• Promoter, musician charged in fight
• Bloomville gig success
• Healthy lifestyles
• Pie-a-Palooza
• Book to document life of Manhattan Project scientist
• Easy rider
• WSOS surpasses 2010 cooling help
• Police chief needs more manpower
• Detective: Don't fall for 'DEA' phone scam
• Two hurt in car-van collision
• Stage takes shape
• Fostoria PD receives $4K grant
• Fenced in
• Sunny Farms to continue handling leachate
• Donkey basketball to headline Attica Fair opener
• Republic residents voice concern over proposed tax hike
• Welcome campers
• Patiently wading
• 'It's a relief to be back home'
• Proposal would let council review open positions, leave them vacant
• Clyde-Green Springs levy fails again
• Contracts let to demolish former tire, muffler stores
• Taste of Tiffin
• 'Shrooms
• Hopewell Township trustees hear of Bascom UCC church flooding
• Time to restore pay, Boroff says
• Commissioners decide against solar option for jail
• Old-time traditions
• Man pleads not guilty in motel incident
• Fair results, video and more
• Fair sale total up by about $17,000
• New building cool place to watch shows
• Call to duty changes plan
• Biking through the competition
• Farmers in 'a nice place' after late planting and dry June
• Just cheer
• Antiques pull their weight
• Just ask
• Sheep a family affair for the Pences
• Attica Village Council takes on water, court issues
• In step
• Rodeo riders
• Group's milkshakes bring boys to the fair
• Columbian student wins new taxidermy contest
• Technology will show you the way
• Red Cross closing Tiffin office
• Stay safe while having fun at the fair - with a lot of help
• USPS considers closing 2 area offices
• Mercy Tiffin, DaVita join on dialysis site
• Jobless rate up to 10.1 percent
• Fair results, video and more
• Fostoria motorcyclist seriously hurt in collision with truck
• Political parties give fair-goers chance to meet candidates
• YMCA reopens today
• School levy on Tiffin ballot
• Visitor duties go to chamber
• Fair results, photos, more
• Fair results and more
• Fair crowns king, queen
• Chicken pickin'
• Belt it out
• Fast company
• Traveling Vietnam wall set for July 2012 visit
• Library director's career comes to a close
• It was a fair day for fair work
• Nice pitch
• Getting it straight
• More rain possible today
• 'It was just water everywhere'
• Storms saturate Seneca County
• Chief: Be on look out for thieves
• Machine shop damaged in fire
• Tiffin teen rescues boater from Atlantic
• Tiffin teen pleads guilty to vandalism charges
• Rezoning of property moves to city council
• Cameras considered to catch vandals in Green Springs
• Beat heat at city pool
• New Riegel streets, alleys may see repairs
• Fostoria's budget balanced for now
• Outside looking in
• Ag forum: Cover crops save soil
• Warrior project expands
• Fostoria, Local No. 1945 reach agreement
• Injured cyclist remains critical
• Panel considers attrition, assistants and applicants
• Commissioners focus on courthouse
• Green Springs man faces sex charges involving juveniles
• Man injured in crash
• Cool off at The Salvation Army
• Meadowbrook pool popular this summer
• Republic may see income tax, increases in water rates, others
• Courthouse ruling favors county
• Council OKs charter issues
• Rambunctious Jack
• Barbershop singing returns
• Youth triathlon at park
• Sunday refreshment
• Man seriously injured in cycle crash
• Keeping cool for a cause
• Lakota senior visits Europe during concert tour
• Firefighters battle officers in weight-loss challenge
• Pedaling while impaired leads to arrest
• Putts for papers
• Pastor leading with her heart
• Cause of landfill fire still unknown
• Speak softly, carry a big wrench
• Crash injures 4
• Deacon Dan Scherger dies
• Beat of the drum
• Plan ties visitor services, county museum
• Blaze at landfill
• InterMetro closing Fostoria plant
• Mother reports rape of 11-year-old
• Countdown is on to Fair Fever - Catch the Fun!
• Park board eyes strategic 5-year plan
• Candidate removed from ballot in Fostoria
• Burke to replace Gillmor
• SIEDC reports to council
• Consumer protection focus of business forum
• Studio to host Russian ballerina
• Police: Man bit woman repeatedly
• Slip-slidin'
• Cover crop field day planned July 20
• Commissioners hear 3 marketing plans
• Calvert hires new principal
• Carey gym getting new roof
• Old Fort district to vote on levy in November
• Two people transported by Life Flight after accident
• These 'mean' streets tell a story
• Commissioners to discuss bureau
• Festival fun
• Taking a peek under the hood
• Port Authority weighs help for line work
• Woman hurt in house fire
• Falling limb kills local girl
• Drum, bugle group spreads cheer
• Eight face charges stemming from local break-ins
• Business by candlelight?
• Tri-Pro Realty, Coldwell Banker join forces in Tiffin market
• Boy's drowning accidental, no charges likely
• Derailment blamed on broken rail
• Hopewell Twp. budget proposal approved, no new taxes
• Summer fun brings in more Bettsville park revenue
• Fostoria council agrees on pay range for city employees
• Nude pictures of child found on phone, Fla. man pleads not guilty
• Where to have dinner?
• Board of elections losing 3 to retirement
• 11 interested in Gillmor's Senate job
• Software company to oversee Seneca County payroll system
• Council restores pay for some city workers
• Joyful voices
• Red kettles make summer showing
• Jac & Do's marks 40 in Tiffin's pizza arena
• New locale for Allen Eiry
• Boy, 2, drowns at family party
• Night glow
• Smokin' Summer Concert discussion to occur
• Tiffin native continues to pursue freedom
• Local farmer receives papal award
• Lyla looking for a new home
• Ohio American Water files Tiffin rate increase
• Iannantuono path led through Korea
• C. Lacy, superstar
• Residents urged to lock vehicles, garages
• Cardinal Chorale concert to have 'something for everyone'
• Out of dental school, into the service
• Damschroder, Wagner opt not to run for Gillmor's seat
• Bicyclist hit, police look for driver
• 'When you are scared, you shoot more'
• Celebrating Culp
• Kiwanis statewide addresses overlooked need for socks
• Horticulture for the holiday
• Army was good fit for tank mechanic
• Commissioners consider 2 museum proposals
• USDA sewer proposal promising, Nutter says
• Coletta urges board to put levy on ballot
• Just pedaling through
• Man indicted on charge of having had sexual conduct with a minor
• Police seek man who reportedly threatened woman with knife
• Finding homes is where her heart is
• Council considers way to bring in revenue
• Use it, don't lose it
• What a ride
• Carey boy in fair condition
• Straw bale home gets plastered
• Day of celebration
• 2 injured in semi-car crash
• Maine - taining the trails
• Special Olympians represent Seneca County in Columbus
• Celebrating and remembering
• Board awards construction work
• WSOS to relocate local office
• Toledo Symphony to play annual 4th concert at Hayes
• The once-over
• Sentinel's Brickner nabs gold medal at SkillsUSA
• Ready to compete
• 4 injured in Bascom accident
• Man charged in death of former TU student
• Man barricades self in motel
• Sending a message
• New safety-service director appointed; city to save $20K
• Carey boy critical after hitting semi
• Old Fort teens enter not guilty pleas to criminal mischief, criminal trespass offenses
• 'Berg to have Alumni Weekend
• Senior calendar
• Library director ready to retire
• Boy injured in collision with semi
• Jobless rate dips again; 9.2% in May
• 5 youths charged in bus incident
• Learn & grow
• Carey Hawkins
• Laptop with private info stolen from agency
• Briefs
• Safety Day planned for Saturday at Walmart
• Project at 'Berg to begin this fall
• High water closes area roads Sunday
• Tiffin police sergeant attends FBI academy
• Trailer fire cause undetermined
• Traffic detoured on SR 635
• Trek down Main Street
• Dancing in the street
• Trailer fire displaces local family
• Bloomville woman transported after accident
• Water system to be flushed
• Red Cross appeals for blood donors
• Sycamore to have activities today
• Township collision injures 1
• Glass fans gear up for annual show
• Sentinel renovation continues
• Drug-related search warrant executed, 1 arrested
• N. Baltimore site of hot time on weekend
• Anti-SB5 faction voices concerns
• Get your lemonade
• Teenager beaten up on Lakota school bus
• Theft suspect arrested in Clyde
• Tiffin woman pleads guilty to complicity charges, faces jail time
• Section of SR 53 closed
• County job 'complex,' Nutter says
• EPA certified operator required at Lakota
• Charter language heading to council
• Right anglers
• Emergency chiefs outline cuts
• Bixler pleads insanity in killing
• OF board assesses sports fees
• Urgent care center opening
• City reviewing unemployment claim
• Council moves to restore pay
• Burning down the house
• Busy summer for Tiffin Tomorrow
• Local art on auction block
• ATV crashes
• Sunday splash
• Intentional burns used to practice firefighting skills
• Charting The Course marches on in Tiffin City Schools
• A refreshing acquisition
• Fun at the festival
• Deputies preempt theft
• No damage reported after storms
• Bomb squad checks suspicious items near Kansas
• Don't get snappy!
• A clown's work is never done
• Gillmor named to state position
• Drop, drop
• Man critical after car crashes into house
• Driver runs light, 2 vehicles roll
• Meadowview fire ruled an accident
• Businesses, residents support firefighters on steamy day
• Portable meth lab
• Report of shooting, stabbing a hoax
• No injuries reported in Meadowview fire
• Record heat hinders Hopewell fire battle
• Elections board split on residency issue
• Markets to offer the taste of summer
• 17-year-old to be tried as adult for robbery
• Celebrate Italy next weekend
• Chief: Follow rules on fire pits
• Commissioners hear from mayor, foundation on county museum
• Driver injured
• Ball python found in city park
• Boroff asks council to restore workers' hours
• Naturally
• Investigators search doc's office
• Arrows compete
• New Riegel's Clouse Construction nationally ranked
• Substance abuse signs
• Red-y to go
• Kaubisch library seeking levy
• Rock solid
• High flyer
• Mill memories
• County supports mergers to save money
• Reel-y racing
• Silent auction for 'Humanity'
• Cancer survivors to be honored
• Twice as nice
• Try your hand
• Funding for needy facing ax
• Panel ponders power
• All that glitters
• 5 area men rescue boaters on Lake Erie
• Alternative energy to be discussed by commissioners
• New executive director moves past probationary period
• Tiffin man gets prison sentence for March robbery
• Making progress
• Cyclist keeping promise
• T-SPL board picks Hagen to be interim director
• Vandalism at Old Fort School being investigated
• Summer reading program to start Monday
• Reliving its former glory
• Boating season uner way
• Former TU student dies of gunshot
• Seneca Habitat for Humanity timeline
• Seneca Habitat turns 25
• 60-plus years of honoring veterans
• Move over Doogie
• Turning a page
• Attica council agrees to police hire
• Pouring in the rain
• Woman found reckless in G.S. accident
• Local churches to merge
• Summer begins
• Early morning fire causes extensive damage
• 10 years for poker game robber
• Breaking barriers, staying in race
• Officials hopeful about future of museum
• State law may prohibit mayor as write-in
• Drive-in theater to reopen Friday
• Storms blow through county
• Rain can't delay thrill of first pitch
• Make plans to celebrate Memorial Day weekend
• Jobless rate down again for Seneca
• Services available to unemployed
• Tiffin board OKs teachers pact
• Work continues on local campuses
• 7:40 p.m. roadway advisory
• Calvert seeks new principal
• Happy Garden in top 100
• SE board handles year-end matters
• Hopewell trustees support visitors bureau
• Sewer tap-in fee waiver denied
• Former New Riegel resident dies in murder-suicide
• TAG prepares for annual fundraiser
• Contact crop insurance companies for claim information
• Farmers facing choices with wet spring
• 2 charged after string of vehicle thefts, break-ins
• Planner: Straw bale 'green' alternative in construction
• New park director hits the trails running
• Remembering the fallen in Green Springs
• I want to ride my tricycle
• Blood drive to honor slain Marine
• Sports day
• School district OKs property transfer
• And now, the principal has been suspended
• Open houses next week at straw bale house
• Fostoria chief dismisses lawsuit claims
• Vanguard-Sentinel board approves building bids
• After 4 months, Reamer loving city administrator job
• Another source of seasonal sweetness
• Four more indicted in connection to murder
• Just a little poke
• Pitcher's mound awaits
• Leadership grads gain perspective
• Swamped
• Republic council considers postal service issue
• Alley to be vacated off Nile Street
• Residents weigh in on museum
• 3 sent to hospitals after SUV-van crash
• Local WWII veterans to take Honor Flight
• Lawsuit seeks $50,000 from Fostoria PD
• No change after official board of elections tally
• Mercury levels high in Tiffin wastewater
• City support sought for county museum
• The house that Sentinel built
• Board certifies vote, no change in results
• Attica mulls magistrate court
• Undergrad pomp rules the day at Heidelberg
• 'Life is good, and so is God'
• God bless our wheels
• Unoccupied SUV rolls into home
• Caffeine-induced study of the human condition
• Area dogs lend a paw for the cause
• 'Berg awards master's degrees
• Tea with a side of history
• Flash Flood warning
• Board approves graduates, new hires
• Have brush, will paint
• Voyeur sentenced
• Chase ends in crash, arrest
• March this way
• Park board considers shirt sales to raise funds
• Calvert camp-out
• Tiffin library director to retire
• Conaway wants one last shot at courthouse
• Commissioners cite budget in decision to close county museum
• McClung reports vaccination changes for feeder calves
• Smashing success
• New Seneca Park chief tapped
• For a TU alum, perhaps?
• County museum to close
• Three to graduate School of Opportunity, six to begin
• Business owner addresses tap-in fee with city officials
• Tiffin man pleads guilty to drug charges, awaits sentencing
• Man in serious condition after being thrown from tractor
• Man gets 4 years for trying to take cop's gun
• Opening
• Three charged with using fake money
• Traffic stopped
• Sewer proposal would aid NR, Bascom
• Council considers charter changes
• Another birthday bash
• Assistant dog warden honored
• Historical Tiffin home, Civil War remembrance mesh well for Victorian tea
• Just a little bit
• School board panel to meet
• Bascom sewer project to be discussed Monday
• V-S students compete nationally
• Bettsville, OF boards explore merger
• 'Don't let them just be dreams'
• Tiffin University Commencement Ceremony: Grads step forward, ready to lead
• Group talks intervention program
• Educator:?'Ohio needs you'
• Auditor's office gets once-over from state
• Arson eyed in Benner Street blaze
• Lyrics by Lester
• Dramatization of fatal accident intended to help SE students 'make right decision'
• Woman hurt after setting car on fire
• Seneca Twp. fire displaces 8 people
• Former Ariz. sheriff sued gov't and won
• Test of jet engines causes sonic boom
• Doggone it, Bark For Life
• Provisional ballots could change results
• Helping hand
• Bettsville, Old Fort mull sharing services
• Patrol honors rescuers
• Arizona sheriff to speak in Tiffin Thursday
• Commission threatens to cut auditor's funding
• Turnout low
• Fostoria OKs city charter change
• Health levy passes
• Gaietto, Montz victorious
• 'We were going to get him'
• Vote today
• Election results: All precincts in
• Fundraiser draws 200 walkers in support of mentally ill people
• Good samaritans to be honored by State Patrol
• Sentinel students show skills
• Woman on motorcycle killed outside Fremont
• All that jazz
• Help sought for Project STRAW
• Fire damages house Saturday
• WSOS to celebrate Community Action Month
• Deep in thought
• Fostoria board votes to let contracts expire
• Let's go fly a kite
• Funding needed for Attica police
• Teen to be tried as adult in murder
• Crops not planted??No worry, official says
• Filling in
• One-vehicle accident
• High winds knock out electricity in Seneca
• Tiffin mayoral hopefuls debate
• WSOS, SCAT reach transportation compromise
• Health district ends home assessment program
• Trial rescheduled
• New Riegel state of the school address accentuates the positives
• Hopewell-Loudon cuts teacher positions
• Mayoral ballot packed
• Easing the tension
• Columbian student charged in drug probe
• Mohawk football players adopt Guard unit
• County OKs changes to flood plain plan
• School board closing Lincoln, Clinton
• Flooding possible with today's rain
• Driver pleads not guilty in Green Springs accident
• Flood watch through Wednesday
• Batter up
• Flood warning - updated 5 p.m.
• 5 plead not guilty in robbery case
• Heidelberg to host mayoral debate
• Flood watch in effect - updated 10 p.m.
• After Midnight
• Movie planned at Bliss Memorial Library
• U.S. 23 closed after trooper hit Saturday
• New owners plan to open drive-in on N SR 53 soon
• Rain, rain went away
• Easter vigil
• Mennel buys Walton elevators
• Missy needs a home
• Award started for hospital volunteers
• Tiffin Mud Hens history Monday
• Tiffin City Schools Grade level configuration going to board
• Helping the cause
• Keep good people around yourself
• County eyes promotional alternatives
• Remembering Christi
• Gaming devices confiscated in Carey
• Tye back in Green Springs
• Tiffin Tomorrow spruces up downtown
• Doctor: Reserves not in it for money
• Former fugitive suspected in string of thefts
• Beat of their own drum
• Five charged in connection to March robbery
• Carey man guilty of sex-related felony
• Pair indicted on drug charges
• Pot charges pending against Fostoria man
• Fugitive captured in Illinois
• Council OKs block grant funding to raze buildings
• Fostoria slashes school staffing
• Fugitive remains at large
• Republic reviews need for levies
• Jury trial set in murder case
• On the hunt
• Turn over expired medications April 30
• Be nice to your mother
• Rescuers collect 3 bikes, $2,100 for Tye
• Officers come up empty in 5-hour search for man who fled
• 3-vehicle accident occurs near Attica
• Localizing the celebration
• Telling a story
• Attica employees to discuss loss of local government funds
• Annual Tiffin Rotary auction raises $32,000
• TU speaker endorses Israel support
• County parks weigh next options for grant money
• Getting started
• Driver charged in Green Springs accident
• Report: 128 dead people on voter rolls in Seneca
• Democrats back SB5 referendum
• Sewer splits GOP mayoral hopefuls
• Seniors honor mentors
• All aboard
• Park board focuses on efficiency
• State increases school calamity days to 5
• No serious injuries
• 'Mawmaw, I could've died'
• Columbian student arrested
• Nude pictures of preschooler found on man's phone
• Chamber speaker: Five steps to business goals
• Commissioners question bureau's move
• Rescuers to replace injured boy's bike
• Agency on Aging seeks nominees
• Old Fort gets excellence certificate
• Charter review board offers proposals
• GS boy still in serious condition
• Meadowbrook prepares to open Friday
• Salon adjusts as styles change
• Schnap her up
• Fostoria duplex fire causes $20,000 damage
• Old-timers gather at 'Berg
• Green Springs child dragged under vehicle
• Warwick walks onto Tiffin stage
• Avoiding a mudslide
• Rights of victims promoted this week
• Inches of hope
• Judge:?Fostoria teen to remain in custody
• It takes two ...
• 2 rabbits want to be in your basket
• Health district seeking levy issue
• Reino's expanding business
• Mark Hayes
• Ken Gaietto
• Aaron Montz
• Jim Boroff
• Civil War museum gets 1st busload of guests
• Rich Cline
• Modeling career takes spiritual turn
• Meth problem
• On the ball
• Tiffin man indicted in murder
• Looking for the highest bidder
• Accident kills Fostoria man
• Lori Ritzler
• Ralph Monaco
• Firefighters against merged safety jobs
• Jerri Haver
• Joe Hartzell
• Adams Engle
• City shifts block grant allotment
• $381,000 cash found in sting
• Owner buys back sign firm
• Looking for home and help
• Officer hurt, 4 charged in bar fight Sunday
• Some primary races uncontested
• 16 county farms in farmland protection program
• Pawing through books
• Man cited with driving under the influence following Friday morning accident
• Willard woman dies of injuries sustained in crash
• Schools head to the ballot
• 3-on-3 tourney raises money for families
• Legislator on the mend
• Hitting the right notes II
• Hitting the right notes
• Fair barns take a tumble
• Media center dedicated at Heidelberg
• Goodwill offering a chance to win a tree for Earth Day
• Electrical problem likely cause of fire
• Siren testing Saturday
• Commissioners mull 1 director for 2 agencies
• Clarity key for effective leader, former AT&T chief says
• Fire marshal called in on garage blaze
• Program to help remove ash trees in the area expanded
• Volunteers needed to help with local flood clean-up effort
• Benefits to help families of boys killed in accident
• Woman raises awareness of human trafficking
• Seneca County Fair 2011
• Humane Society gears up for garage sale
• Hopewell-Loudon schools preparing for budget cuts
• Murder suspect gets bond set at $1M
• Man found guilty of 59 counts of voyeurism
• Get ready to Run the Res
• Opening, building doors of opportunity
• Mohawk gets positive financial report
• Trustees OK Meadowbrook road project
• County commissioners ponder state budget woes
• Kickoff
• Tiffin man held in Findlay murder
• Opening, building doors of opportunity
• Find me somebody to love
• Basement fire in Fostoria
• Group educates abused farm workers
• Warming words
• Eagle eye of the rails
• Seneca Arrows fall short of target
• Seneca County stands united
• Seneca County Board of Commissioners
• State budget to take toll on Attica
• Jazz work
• Red Cross honors Tiffin area 'Everyday Heroes'
• Community aids victims' families
• Seneca Co. jobless rate dribbles down
• Budget woes stress system, Latta says
• 7 injured in US 224 crash
• Having a ball
• Health board delays action on meth lab site
• Local Army 'star' visits H-L
• Here's looking at you, kid
• Charter review board wraps up
• 'Forgive now, and love now'
• Still sewing strong at 100
• Pair linked to second meth lab in 8 weeks
• Difficult conversations: Listen more, less talk
• Sentinel students learn from accident
• Board hears about dual enrollment science proposal
• Group to continue fund drive
• Courthouse saga stalls
• Tiffin school board cuts 39 positions
• County: Cuts could put courthouse on hold
• 'Use a good map,' Shuff tells honored seniors
• 'Huffing' leads to wreck, police say
• Council reverses plan to charge for game coverage
• Tiffin board to consider staff cuts
• Crash on SR 53 kills 2 teen boys
• Community committee to meet
• 'Sentinel Sharing Day' is Friday
• Calvert's got talent
• Seneca County man has big heart for little bird
• Taking aim
• Calvert talent show
• Moving images inspire works of art
• Do you know what it means?
• Rotarians help through ShelterBox
• Tiffin gets $40K ash tree removal grant
• Local agencies provide help for Japanese disaster relief efforts
• Collision
• Daffodil Days
• Kegs and eggs
• City considers online sale of equipment
• Passage of SB5 would mean major change in teacher pay
• Firefighters union sees no good in legislation
• Commissioners expect little change from SB 5
• Deputies to put in overtime for St. Patrick's Day
• Staff reduction made to keep Mohawk on budget
• Health District rallies support for levy
• State board of education revokes Schock's license
• O'Bingo was her game'o
• Financial team gets real-world experience
• Commissioners OK $100,000 in CHIP funding for Bettsville
• State gives $25,000 for flood relief
• Development group to give $100,000 for courthouse by June
• Too early to know impact of budget, Coletta says
• Tiffin native felt 'uneasy' after quake in Japan
• 3 injured in 2-vehicle crash
• Carey schools plan makeup days
• Fostoria looks into charter school
• National Machinery workers OK
• Seneca County elections board renews contract
• Gallery to present 'Art:Film/Film:Art'
• Foundation honors Cynthia Levans
• Even mom gets the hang of Twitter, Facebook
• Bowen preserve opens Sunday
• That's entertainment
• Water remains
• Raise a pen
• Tickets dwindling for Michael Bolton
• Facebook on the farm
• 'All right, let's get going'
• Mama needs a Papa
• Fostoria man charged with assaulting teenager
• Change lives, speaker suggests
• River level to drop
• So close ...
• State 'committed' to courthouse renovation
• Ahoy, matey
• Auditor's computer upgrade on hold
• Jobless numbers up for 3rd month
• Flood cleanup ongoing at Heidelberg
• 2nd grant sought by A2R team
• Aguirre found guilty on child nudity charges
• Flooding traps ill Locust Grove man
• Sandusky River down, back up today
• Ohio EMA reviewing county flood assessment
• Advocates needed for abused children
• Cost-saving measures proposed in Republic
• Riehm Farm Market loses half of greenhouse in fire
• GW's hopes for slice of late-night business
• More woes from river expected
• Coming into view
• City workers lauded for recent efforts
• YMCA seeks help with cleanup
• Water wars
• Inspection planned before vote on building
• Scooterz Pizza new in Bettsville
• Trio of pups
• Republic fire causes extensive smoke damage
• Hopewell Twp. crash injures teen
• River hovers near flood stage
• They're grrreat!
• YMCA front desk to open Monday
• Tiffin area flooding: Abridged
• Big moment
• CERTainly ready to help
• Development group behind but hopeful still
• TCS chief outlines steps toward solvency
• Flood watch issued
• After flood, volunteers help restore campus
• Man charged for lewd pics
• Change in data collection affects homeless count
• Agencies put together assistance puzzle
• More rain in weekend forecast
• Students, staff clean up Heidelberg
• Willard man to await judge's ruling in lewd photo case
• Traffic complicates flood issues near field house
• Safe again
• YMCA moves classes
• 2011 flooding an anomaly
• Greeks give back, gain perspective
• County declares state of emergency
• River tops out at 10.62 feet
• Calvert field house floods again
• Residents wait to return home
• Normalcy returns to 'Berg after flood
• Drivers rescued from vehicles in water
• High water displaces at least 35
• YMCA closed indefinitely
• River expected to crest at 1 p.m. at 11.5 feet
• Floodwaters wreak havoc
• Rescue on CR 16
• Small but Zippy
• Teen falls from moving vehicle, injures head
• As business picks up, National Machinery expands international projects
• Rain might mean flooding
• Fostoria man stabbed, arrest made
• Got spirit?
• More than a pipe dream
• Merchant cards sold to save lives
• Attica seeks to rectify water woes
• Local union leader: Collective bargaining loss would devastate
• Local officials monitor flood risk
• He's just a little Zaney
• Questions still aplenty about pipeline proposal
• Senate Bill 5 a concern for both sides
• Building blocks
• Fostoria woman charged in drug raid
• Winter still packing punch
• Cancellation listing
• Sycamore police hours and pool funds to be cut
• FSI Disposal gets Republic garbage deal
• Bloomville official, residents remain defiant of garbage legislation
• Elections last step in review of charter
• Moo-ving experience
• Powerful message: Stop violence against women
• Winter storm watch Thursday
• Snow emergency lifted
• Two-vehicle crash on US 224 claims life of 'Berg junior
• Suspect, 17, held in armed robbery at Circle K
• Council mulls downtown project
• Tiffin board closing 2 schools
• Genealogists to meet
• Monthly Civil War program to include minstrel show
• Brunch to support youth
• Sheriff lands $25,000 grant
• About a dozen wrecks reported during storm
• He's so concerned
• Man eluding police goes into Rock Creek
• House that straw built
• Local personalities face heart disease
• Snow emergency
• Cruisers, courthouse and consensus for a resolution
• Community Wide Read to make a comeback
• 'Vagina Monologues' returning to Heidelberg
• Diving back in
• Marcellus pipeline briefing Thursday
• Tiffin City Schools' response to forum questions
• Nail care contest
• City schools trying to solve 'financial crisis'
• Cynder cheers
• Bids awarded for Sentinel project
• Bust a move
• Tarp, liner maker plans Fostoria facility, jobs
• Panel to offer 'ruff' draft for dog park
• Values crucial for success, Hosket says
• Minds at Work: Research takes center stage
• Phone scam alert
• Adventures in Books begins today in Fostoria
• Crash injures Tiffin woman
• A hero here in Ohio
• Sentencing set for man guilty of Bloomville burglaries
• Body of missing Bettsville man found
• Community effort
• Sun might power part of Carey
• Junior Olympian
• Junior Fair meeting set for March 17
• New Riegel talks with teachers to start by March 30
• In the spirit
• Commissioners consider options to get solar energy at jail
• Thanks for Franks
• Apartment fire displaces 15
• Holiday rush
• Regal beagles
• Heart-felt
• Department wants input on dog park proposal
• A helping paw
• Calling all Everyday Heroes
• Television effects his reality
• Stand and be counted
• From the heart
• Seneca County under Level 1 snow emergency
• Tuttle named new chief of police
• Heidelberg University planning tribute for beloved music professor
• Cleaning up
• Columbian cops quiz bowl league, tournament titles
• Prelude to an upset
• All comes tumbling down
• 2 injured in Wyandot fire
• Prairie grass available
• Several Democrats look to fill seats
• Bettsville's future with athletic group uncertain
• Student-Athlete’s Take ‘Family’ Literally
• Purchase of ladder truck for Bettsville in the works
• Clouse Construction gets nod for new goat barn
• Dance team revolution
• State auditor: Smarter government needed
• Carey man killed in crash on SR 53
• Fostoria man to serve 6 years for assault
• Bonds set for three charged in recent sting
• Cash register system final step, Alt says
• Candidate residency questioned
• Back on track
• Council OKs renovations for court
• Residents speak out at forum on possible school cuts
• Farm Bureau starts member campaign Thursday
• Residents can give trash hauler opinions Feb. 16
• Damaged train track could reopen today
• Youngsters make remarkable discovery: Science is fun
• Big dog for a big heart
• Fostoria's Consumer Products sold for $950 million
• Flames, explosion awaken residents
• 'No way to fight anything that big'
• Ink hits paper
• Super subzero soak
• TAG contest draws distinguished judge and 163 entries
• 'Poor Man's Cocaine'
• Like clockwork
• Higher Ground
• Man arrested after holding gun on woman
• Bloomville hears trash complaints
• Witnesses to history
• Mayoral, council races crowded
• Pair from foot chase charged in Continental robbery
• Firefighter resigns post amid legal issues
• OSS worker quits after sex claims
• Cheer for a cure
• Wind chill advisory overnight
• Weather triggers Fostoria traffic, snow removal talks
• Seneca weathers storm easily
• USDA details steps to secure courthouse loan
• School calamity days focus of state bill
• 'Un-normal' day for snow plowing
• Wintry wallop not over yet
• Seneca County braces for storm
• H-L community forum eyes possible designs for school
• In prayer
• Council considers upgrades at Highland Park
• Davoli optimistic about Fostoria in '11
• Wretched 'rotten egg' smell gone with landfill's new ventilation system
• A new home, please
• $75K grant buys fire department heart monitors
• They call them 'Nobodies'
• They'll tumble for ya
• Step-by-step, block-by-block
• Drivers doing 80+ MPH in fatal crash
• Dogs killed in house fire
• Couple arrested after foot chase
• Board addresses wastewater woes
• Banner day
• Fascination for traveling and cultures
• Fostoria lands $1.2M grant
• Ice breaker
• 'An ambassador for Tiffin' honored by SIEDC
• Young scientists
• County loses out on energy grant for jail - for now
• Stomping out cancer one sneaker at a time
• Summer car show, community event in Sycamore discussed
• Republic, Lions Club may collaborate for future park project
• Charter panel OKs 10 proposals
• Former bed and breakfast to become transitional housing
• House fire in Green Springs
• Tiffin board axes French class
• Fostoria staff offers ideas to trim deficit
• December jobless numbers rise in Seneca
• Tiffin eyes school levy, cuts
• Service restores a home and strengthens community
• Fostoria schools to eliminate deficit
• Tiffin native's neon design is inspiration for stamp
• Chamber, SIEDC plan office move
• New ambulance
• Commissioners mull Youth Center's status
• Loudon Twp. trustees meet Tuesday
• Couple blames old formula for infant's illness
• On the agenda
• No-charge tax clinics offered
• Remembering Ricky
• Go for it
• Next stop, the academy
• Stray Ginger
• Republic voters to decide 2 levies
• Accident injures TU student
• Minstrels play
• Regional Planning gets new director
• Schock gets 9 months in sex case
• Levy to become ballot issue for Republic in November
• Early site bidding approved by Vanguard-Sentinel board
• Tiffin man allegedly shoots truck driver with pellet gun
• Ice, snow removal topic in Bloomville
• Rezoning means more jobs in Fostoria
• Dog registration deadline nears
• Council eyes optional uses for $100,000 grant
• Fair, flea market lynchpin dies
• Tiffin man gets 10 years for robbing poker game
• Heidelberg celebration honors King
• $200,000 offered for Farmland Foods facility
• State budget woes worry county panel
• Dinner is served
• Campus community serves on MLK Day
• Reamer new city administrator
• MLK speaker: 'We are all ... same race'
• Tiffin men charged in Continental robbery
• Republic considering two levies for May ballot
• Day of giving
• Arts council sets annual meeting
• Walleye coming to Fostoria
• Shepherd Center plans program
• She is blue
• Spectrum of cancer services
• MLK Day closures
• City administrator moves on
• Seneca County under snow emergency
• Tiffin woman injured after CR?11 crash
• Painter named Attica council president
• The view from here
• Democrats declare candidacy for offices
• Personnel cuts possible at Mohawk
• Homeless count to take place Jan. 25
• Old Fort school board elects president
• Bettsville board organizes, budget concerns expressed
• Alum model hits it big in the Big Apple
• Carey board members recognized for service
• Bids for goat barn, show ring to be accepted
• H-L school designs to be viewed by public
• Non-partisan elections before charter review's panel again
• County park board bids farewell to two
• NR board may begin negotiations with teachers in March
• Adkins elected VP of auditors' group
• Lakota offices in order for the new year
• Fostoria nets new executive seats; 'Guaranteach' discussed
• A little help(er)
• Sauber commissioners' president again
• H-L senior plays at inauguration
• 'Literary Civil War' program Jan. 23
• The future meets the past Jan. 21
• Seneca East board OKs two-year budget
• Hoard of hounds
• Terra forming handbell group
• Celebration
• Anti-poverty campaign goes full-circle
• Student building on degree
• Burglary at Cool Creations
• New book exposes flaws in justice system
• Fort Seneca raid
• County takes down meth lab
• Pastor connects with Tiffin faithful
• GS welcomes new councilman
• Guitar man
• Winging it
• Standoff yields arrest
• Adams is new pro-temp president
• Mayor working on 2011 budget
• One house spared, one lost to fire
• Father released from hospital, children in good condition
• Courthouse rehab gets green light
• Township readies itself for new year
• Mercy Tiffin welcomes its first 2011 baby
• Water/sewer fees to go up in February
• 2011 trash collector bid to be awarded at a later date
• Administrator candidate meets no opposition
• Tiffin City Schools faces $2M shortfall
• County indictments
• Zimmerman given authorizations for '11
• Museum could get assistant director
• Wagner says he'll vote to renovate courthouse
• Wagner on board
• Child's illness deepens faith for dad
• Boy's condition improves
• Tying up loose ends
• Tiffin council changes course on city hall custodian
• Crash victims still in hospital
• Recorder, board argue over bonuses
• Sycamore woman dies when truck, SUV collide
• End-of-year business tops agenda; Wolfe remembered
• Vote for ICRC to receive $50,000
• Bridinger nearing end of his term
• Collision at dark crossing
• Accident victims identified
• Fostoria man faces trafficking charge
• Fostoria crash kills 2, injures 3
• Another go-round
• Commissioners delay next step on courthouse
• County board OKs new Youth Center
• Crash victim improves
• Green Springs fire causes $80,000 damage
• Pedestrian killed in 2-car crash
• Captain Thomas L. Distel
• Briggs to be chief deputy in Hardin County
• Ice is nice for Tiffin family
• Teen in critical condition after crash in Hancock County
• 'They're pretty super'
• Snowball will keep you warm
• Steyer Seeds buys Horizon Genetics
• United Way 86 percent of way to goal
• A-T offices closed today; no newspaper Saturday
• Tiffin artist's ornaments on White House Christmas tree
• Fostoria attorney's conviction overturned
• Sycamore man, 22, killed in rollover
• Approval of $5M loan may clear way for courthouse renovation
• Fostoria tax credit to remain at 100 percent following vote
• In preparation
• It's a go: County gets courthouse money
• Sleigh to school bus
• Seneca jobless rate 10.1 percent
• County erases financial error
• Speakers voice support for French
• A slam dunk
• Santa Claus drives school bus
• Man charged with burglary
• Bascom might have sewer funding source through EPA
• Fostoria board requests 5-year levy renewal
• Council OKs 2011 budget
• Holiday giving
• Salvation Army pick-up schedule
• Playing with Snowy
• Cold stalls progress on roads
• Chilly chiming
• Tiffin City Schools at Salvation Army
• 'Onward' to arrive Tuesday
• A song of love
• Donors needed after local drives canceled
• Three announce run for city seats
• A gift from Santa
• Council gives 2nd reading to budget
• Holiday cheer
• PR students answer question, ‘Why Heidelberg?’
• County panel OKs $14.7M budget
• Helping hands
• Pasta at Washington
• Anticipation of new Sycamore water treatment plant drives meeting
• V-S board moves forward with building projects
• City council delays action on administrator
• Proposed fairgrounds building to house goats, show ring
• Preserving history
• Y youth get lift in leadership program
• Unemployed seeking out job program
• Limb kills logger outside Attica
• New Carey scholarship established
• 'Grandson needs bail money'
• Council schedules special meetings on budget
• 2011 port authority budget OK'd
• 2 disc golf promoters honored by park department
• Courthouse group offers details
• Council delays action on administrator recommendation
• County eyes new juvenile detention center
• Council makes cuts, proposes $10.2M budget
• Old Fort school chief lands state job
• Shepherd Center to meet
• Calvert students plan concerts
• Traditions
• Minor injuries in slew of accidents
• Winter weather advisory in effect until 1 p.m. Monday
• Fire Department offered contract increase
• 'Historic pride' to be mulled
• Making ends meet in 2011
• A helping hand
• Pastor emphasizes importance of relationships
• Elmwood opens new wing
• Attica hires auxiliary police officer
• Salvation Army donations down
• Tommy the Moose, to the rescue
• Pancake prep
• Judge dismisses lawsuit in Bettsville drowning
• Health dept. lands $100K in state grants
• Craned necks
• Preservation
• Troopers seize pot packaged in cans
• Portion of Market Street to be one lane today
• Park board again seeks grant money to buy land
• Lawmakers offer charter ideas
• Christmas carols at Kiwanis
• Higher sewer bills on the way in Republic
• Tiffin man charged with trafficking in cocaine, possessing criminal tools
• Rape charges may mean 20 years in prison, fine for Tiffin man
• Schock released from jail on personal recognizance bond
• Just for Justo
• Student playwright opens original comedy
• Goodwill moves retail operations
• Oh, chilly night
• Slick roads lead to flurry of wrecks
• Please pamper me
• Don't sneeze
• For the birds
• Heidelberg to present Handel's 'Messiah'
• Santa sighting
• Tiffin man pleads not guilty for charges in August home invasion
• Celebrating St. Cookie
• Distracted, drunken driving compared
• Former Sentinel teacher held
• Stocking stuffers
• Sheriff's office thanked for service
• SWCD announces contest winners
• New book available in Sycamore
• European opera, ballet in Findlay
• Karl's Hauling to end collection in Bloomville Jan. 25
• Woman gets 3 years in prison for drug trafficking
• Man pleads guilty to sexual battery, sentenced to 4 years
• Young artists promote 40 Assets
• 40 honored for developing 40 assets
• Three departments battle garage fire
• Another round of funding set to preserve farmland
• Toil in soil
• Level Up owner gives week's profits
• Council eyes cuts to balance budget
• These old houses
• Historical Society to meet today
• Sheriff investigates thefts from semis
• Tiffin police: Man kicks out cruiser window
• Naughty or nice?
• Synthetic marijuana
• Competing outside the bun ... at The Ritz
• Candles, candies and crafts
• New cancer foundation plans fundraiser
• Black Swamp Conservancy reaches 9,000-acre milestone
• Project aims to make a difference in the community
• Railroad enthusiast plans book signing
• Season kicks off
• 'Medicare Check-up Day' set for Monday in Upper Sandusky
• Vietnam vet gets 'long overdue' honor
• Sycamore honors Reffey for years of service
• Briggs retakes Attica chief post
• Community giving
• Meal offers thanks to Fostoria
• A-T to publish on Thanksgiving
• Seneca jobless rate creeps up
• S-T-R-E-T-C-H
• Tiffin man pleads not guilty to robbery, kidnapping charges
• Holiday happenings
• Ash tree removal begins at Meadowbrook
• Council debates basis of Boroff budget
• Workers at odds with county over health care
• Choir's cathedral concert 'spectacular'
• Holiday closings
• Susy needs a home
• CASA marks 20 years, honors 3 volunteers
• Counterfeit bills lead to charges
• 'Berg's new media center offers more opportunities
• Conaway to present courthouse update for commissioners
• The good fight
• Rimes at The Ritz
• County director steps down
• Old Trinity hosts 'Hungry Heart' gathering
• Girls track team celebrates at SE
• Mohawk insurance coverage to change
• 40 years for attempted murder
• NFL VP: Players should be involved
• Health board eyes next funding move
• County: No layoffs, but no raises either
• Trafficking juvenile prostitutes now focus of former Tiffin cop
• Greek life bans together for a cause
• 2011 pay rate stalled for mayor, law director
• Making connections
• Group seeks help for trafficking victims
• Heidelberg students get peek at CIA
• PB&J day
• Engle-Shook sponsors holiday drive for soldiers
• Estimated county revenue for 2011 is $14.7M
• Eckelberry sworn in as sheriff a 2nd time
• 'If I had to do it all over again, I wouldn't change a thing'
• Holiday preparations abound in Republic
• Art is in the air
• Boroff offers council balanced 2011 budget
• Dodson guilty in Subway robbery
• OF board, union reach agreement on salary
• Temporary county budget debated
• Going home
• Tailgate to benefit epilepsy group
• Free concerts offered at Heidelberg
• Cell phone stolen from train-watcher
• 'Suspicious' men admit plan to break into home
• Big Momma wants a home
• It's a SenecaCountyRadio.com Christmas
• Extravagant finds
• 1-2 step
• Rimes to bring country to The Ritz
• Attica cuts annual trash pickup
• Nominations due for Celebrate Youth lunch
• Bettsville board to buy a new bus
• H-L looking at school designs
• Digging in
• We Still Like Ike!
• This is, after all, a column on gardening
• Bird watch yields treats
• Heidelberg still likes Ike
• Police sergeant trains Afghan law enforcement
• Salutes to service
• Celebrity chefs get saucy
• Warm-weather work
• Sycamore drinking water at risk
• Ties to Army unit benefit H-L elementary
• Parks chief announces retirement
• Student-athlete takes one thing at a time
• Life Flight transports accident victim Tuesday
• The children's hour
• Prep crucial for landowners along pipeline
• Bascom sewer delayed
• Memorial installed to honor veterans
• Shepherd Center to meet
• Deadline Friday for CVB calendar
• Brief agenda for commissioners
• Meadowbrook Friends hosting New Year's Eve dinner party
• Flowering season
• Vet's ship carried supplies during war
• Veterans Day early for GS man
• House fire sets stage for dorm
• Sunday announcements
• Connecting with animals, audiences at the zoo
• Civil War museum seeks volunteers
• Moe and Charlie need homes
• Controlled burn on Clay Street - 1
• Controlled burn on Clay Street - 2
• Controlled burn on Clay Street - 3
• Controlled burn on Clay Street - 4
• Fostoria man transported to hospital after crash
• Skill and concentration
• Hot glass
• Regional Planning director to move on
• A reason to celebrate
• Playing with fire
• Talking about Gill's girl
• Sentinel students discover, no relationships, no leadership
• Area students get on the road to college
• Murder trial to start
• Tiffin men charged with aggravated robbery
• Counselor of the year from Tiffin schools
• Progress seen in downtown redevelopment
• $20,000 in grants lost on Bascom sewer project
• Dozens of dogs
• Marching band to perform
• Commissioners to consider money matters
• Bettsville police department gets new (cost-effective) wheels
• Enrollment at Tiffin Univ. up 45 percent
• Briggs lays off 1 of his top deputies
• Damschroder victorious in 81st
• Relationship building key, Guilford president says
• Health district levy defeated
• Voters OK 4 area library requests
• Boose lands 65% in 58th
• Voters elect Jeff Wagner commissioner
• Webster Industries has new president
• Accident leaves Findlay man in serious condition
• GS hires new police officers
• Three pigs take to the stage
• County health insurance costs up 11.4 percent
• Deal rejected; city has $100K to spend
• Student-athlete alums give back
• Heidelberg symphony orchestra's fall concert Friday
• Candy toss
• Seneca County polling locations
• Auditor explains property tax levies
• Official said she knew Sentinel could get national character ranking
• San Francisco treat:?Sentinel honored nationally
• Stabbing suspect arrested
• Crime fighters, united
• Salvation Army continues capital campaign, prepares for holidays
• A tasty mess
• Pretty woman
• Bridging old and new
• Sentinel instructor has 'promising practice'
• Sentinel receives award
• Author proves American dream is alive
• New residence hall: Groundbreaking in many ways
• Traveling the world to study chemistry
• Homecoming celebrates ‘Heidelberg’s Finest’
• A nose for news: ‘Berg honors alum Todd Faulkner
• Farm Bureau extends coat collection
• Planning continues on new water treatment facility
• Ohio No-Till Conference Dec. 7 in Plain City
• Driving the character education bus
• Farm Bureau to provide pipeline update
• 'Be nice, work hard'
• Ag easement meeting planned for Nov. 29
• Rural farm energy funds available
• Teenager cited following two-vehicle accident Tuesday
• Program becomes way of life at career center
• Sentinel: School of character
• Unusual storm batters Midwest
• Seneca jobless rate dips again
• Administrators share plans for academic gains
• Tiffin, TU eye swap of buildings
• At least 3 hurt in SR 18 crash
• Records meeting Thursday
• Energetic Bolt
• Hopewell resident questions plant location
• EPA orders county to link to city sewers
• City gives Civil War museum $44,000
• Severe weather warning
• History in the flesh
• Dog riled by family dispute bites 13-year-old
• Decisions, decisions
• Glass dealers ready for show
• Sandusky River a 'natural wonder'
• Bids to be opened Monday
• Something for everybody at annual Holiday Happenings weekend
• Truck strikes tree, man in serious condition
• Pumpkin auction to remember Sam Dailey
• National businesses take notice
• Lock your car doors, police sergeant says
• Mohawk pregame jump
• Night jumper
• Fostorian seriously hurt in Liberty Twp. crash
• 14-year-old hit by car Wednesday
• Natural gas pipeline inches closer to reality
• 81st Dist. hopefuls square off
• New life for old Kroger store
• Life Flight called after girl falls from slide Wednesday
• Bob Williams
• Greg Davidson
• Terry Boose
• Fostoria City Council to help open new memorial
• Vanguard-Sentinel project manager outlines changes
• Next Seneca East projects: press box, restrooms
• Live united with a day of caring
• Group offers guidance on energy efficiency
• Calvert chief seeks overdue tuition fees
• Shift could save money, treasurer says
• Field Elementary to be razed, perhaps as soon as next spring
• Council, Boroff spar over insurance pact
• 'This is our time'
• Make reservation today for After Five event at Sentinel
• Prize Cruze headed to Iowa
• Christmas concert seeks singers
• Heart healthy
• Sears reopens at Westgate
• Spooky scenes
• Families turn houses into homes
• Man in Fostoria jumps into vehicle, takes purse
• Celebrate good times
• Group prayer
• Say it with flowers
• It's all Chinese to me
• Briggs' rehiring triggers emotions
• Anticipation? Making 'em wait
• Announcements
• Today's horoscope says Davis retires from A-T
• Facility seeks cheaper meals from jail
• Warm, dry weather boosts interest in keeping cool, wet
• Introductions
• Pumpkins on pumpkins
• County park board OKs 2 long-term leases
• Former instructor pleads guilty to sex charge
• Four at forum seek seats in Ohio House
• Seneca County commissioner hopefuls focus on jobs, budget
• Walk like a Dragon
• Mayor proposes $10.9M budget for 2011; details to come
• Ben Nutter
• Bill Hrabak
• Rex Damschroder
• Set in stone
• Jeff Wagner
• Dave Thompson
• Voter forum Wednesday
• Some creepy creations
• Bettsville board approves 5-year plan
• 2 held up at knifepoint; robber takes PlayStation
• Health Department seeks 1st hike in 50 years
• Classic composer
• Man seriously injured in crash
• Fire damages apartment building in Fostoria
• Terra dedicates newest building
• Spider bite
• Seneca County photoshoot nets trespassing, child endangering charges
• Sowing the seeds of hope
• O-H ...
• United Way at 13 percent of goal
• Grain bin almost totaled after fire
• Bust a bocce move
• Fostoria house fire deemed arson
• Old Fort Board of Education meeting nets no new information
• Tiffin Chamber honors 2 business executives
• Levy funding sought by four libraries
• Bloomville to get new ambulance
• Bid confusion leaves Bloomville council pondering garbage pick-up
• Police investigating Tuesday break-ins
• NR schools seek income tax renewal
• Red hat society
• TMD thrives with rebound of car market
• More money is sunny news for Republic
• Clyde-GS schools seek levy renewal
• Trailer gets stuck under viaduct
• Truck into building
• Work starts on 'Berg residence hall
• James Bond visits Heidelberg
• Carey seeking levy renewal
• Charting The Course helps district focus
• Council OKs City Hall repair funds
• County rejects request to vacate
• Ste-lla! Ste-lla!
• Village home to styling center
• Collection of classics
• Blessing of the pets
• Burns spruces up to support Tiffin
• Brown visits Tiffin
• Construction under way at Mercy Cancer Center in Tiffin
• Local official discusses prescription drug abuse
• Different name, same great music
• Money issues to dominate Monday's meeting
• Plot dispute warrants cemetery board activation
• A few good books
• The Ritz Theatre to host Gordon Lightfoot
• A life well lived
• Reports
• State approves money to help remove Ballville Dam
• Diplomacy is the key
• Traffic change on Sandusky Street
• Going buggy
• Infant with heart defects
• Semi overturns, spilling coal
• Charter Review Commission schedules special meeting
• Department of Education?says local schools show promise
• Hopewell-Loudon board ponders what to include in new school
• Tiffin-Seneca United Way jumps into 2010-11 campaign
• Veterans urged to claim benefits
• EMS chief leaving for job in Toledo
• Tiffin City Schools examining lice policy
• Tiffin City Schools names new treasurer
• Jordanian senator visits Columbian
• Fundraising fun
• Man drowns Monday at private pond off TR 151
• Jordanian senator to speak tonight at Heidelberg
• In memory
• Sears closes
• Council to consider dog law
• Meet Marty
• Woman cited in Friday rollover
• Variety key to sixth annual Oktober Fest
• Moving to stop Alzheimer's disease
• Woman shot in apparent accident
• Teddy bears on parade
• Bloomville man hits RV, in serious condition
• A Seneca star is born
• St. John's UCC?to celebrate 175 years
• When life gives you lemons ...
• Briggs rehired as Attica police chief
• Swing, with zing
• Carnival fun
• Choo-choo ch'boogie
• Now open for education
• Attempted armed robber at large
• Remove Fostoria council president to save money? It's an idea
• Change of venue
• Pulling their weight
• $105,000 energy savings projected
• Women united
• Election change mulled
• Energy audit results to be heard
• B. Hayward Books gets the OK to install signs
• Sept. 30 is New Riegel sewer tap-in deadline
• 'Whirled' peace
• 'Scratch Beginnings' author speaks at 'Berg
• Gathering together
• Memorial sign nixed
• Seneca jobless rate drops
• Fostoria HS has honors diploma problem
• Board wants info on payroll system
• Council OKs funds to fix police computer woes
• 'Not many Herms around this world anymore'
• 2 killed in crash were good friends, mother says
• 2 die in Perry St. crash
• Seneca Humane Society plans 2 fundraisers
• Man stabbed with kitchen knife
• Something old, something new
• Motorcycle rider dies after wreck Saturday
• Hunting and fishing celebrated at Izaak Walton
• WTTF broadcasting online
• Tiffin Heritage Festival 2010
• Motorcycle crash results in Life Flight
• History on tractor wheels
• Soup's on!
• Tiffin, meet your royalty
• Heidelberg's former leader dies
• Energy giant's whistleblower launches 'Berg lecture series
• Franciscans open museum for Heritage weekend visitors
• Two seated on ad-hoc committee
• Cause of barn fire remains unknown
• Namesake
• Tech pact 'win-win'
• Fostoria man trapped under concrete steps
• Carey frustrated with state report card
• Commission meeting to involve radio communications discussion
• Businesses give back to agriculture: Lakota FFA receives $2,500
• WIC promotes benefits of breast-feeding
• Blaze destroys barn
• YMCA to have bike tour
• Residents keep ditch project moving
• Water system flushing to continue
• Business model
• Alvada firm raises roof for Habitat
• Hopewell trustees discuss sewer plant easements
• OF board fields questions
• Girls night out
• EMS seeks funding for upgrade
• Latta gets support from House
• All moved in
• Like Grandma makes
• Busy weekend ahead for Heidelberg
• Garage, home of firefighter heavily damaged
• Riveting Rosey
• Commissioners to meet with organization reps.
• Income tax office closed Tuesday
• Brick by brick
• The sweet sounds of Jazzin' Tiffin
• Remembering ... nine years later
• Stabbing case sent to Common Pleas
• No injuries in SR?4 barn fire
• Ready to rock
• They've got spirit, yes they do
• Booths 1st members of Dem Hall of Fame
• Step by step
• Mohawk Board of Education adds personnel
• New website to provide options for A-T readers
• Hopewell-Loudon school comes cheap(er than expected)
• Briggs to return to previous post in Attica
• The importance of planning
• Green Springs income information scarce
• Wild and wonderful
• County park district eyes $161K grant
• World views on energy
• Resort to host sustainable living fair
• Briefly
• Fostoria council hears of sidewalks, new parking plans on some streets
• Art for art's sake
• Sewer section crumbling, council told
• Briefly
• From Muddy waters
• Door-to-door dog detail
• United Way sets $475K campaign goal
• Helping Jerry's Kids
• There is no 'I' in orchestra
• 'Homekids' come home
• Can he do it? Yes, he khaen
• Offices closed for Labor Day
• Jury finds Fremont man guilty of felony drug-related offenses
• The numbers add up
• County OKs policy on social networking
• Easy as A-B-C
• Former Tiffin mayor 'touched many lives'
• North Sandusky Street to reopen for holiday weekend
• Bloomville resident expresses disapproval of law enforcement, rentals and more
• Fall ball
• Sweet Bean harvest
• Project on SR 53 to take a holiday
• Public Works gets new leader
• Man indicted on robbery counts to appear in court Thursday
• Fostoria man charged with gross sexual imposition
• Refresher in Fair Housing requirements
• Programs track sex offenders
• Strickland visits Tiffin University
• Pioneer Days return to Lyme Village
• Trustees adding video at Meadowbrook Ballroom
• Attic fire damages US 23 house
• Happy Garden revamps interior decor, menu
• County panel mulls new youth center
• What dolls
• Training comfort keeper takes more space
• Waggler
• No serious injuries
• Time in a bottle
• Seneca County bridges to get a facelift, project to begin Monday
• Heart of Mexico beats in Fostoria
• 'Tank's team' turns out for benefit
• Serving up philanthropy
• Enron whistleblower coming to Heidelberg
• Stewie is looking for a family, guys
• Sewer plant found out of compliance
• Moving day
• Old Fort aces state's report card
• Residents urged to keep catch basins clean
• Tiffin man enters home, assaults resident
• County eyes uniform health costs
• Ground zero
• Briefly
• Thief hits Old Fort Bank ATM
• Boy injured in crash following high-speed pursuit
• Poochy-pool-ooza
• Masked gunmen rob poker game
• Park and pool updates top village meeting
• Unemployment slightly down in July
• YMCA busing plan minus buses
• Tea Party plans event in Fremont
• O.F. undertakes projects
• New chief in town
• County advancing ditch funds
• Briefly
• Have a Hearts
• 7 taken to hospitals after Adams Twp. crash
• Calvert makes some changes
• Bayer still going strong
• Daily log
• Woman pleads guilty in drug case
• Man pleads guilty to 5 drug charges
• Funding woes force second look at police hours
• Sisters recognize those who advance ministry
• Fostoria man gets 4 years on theft charges
• Briefly
• Sentinel 'character ed' honored
• Going way up
• Wyandot solar farm dedicated
• Briefly
• NR overdue for sewer tap-ins
• Agents at Duck Inn
• Only the beginning
• Fostoria puts officers in schools
• Inner musician
• County land drawing complaints
• 4 more arrests made in countywide drug sweep
• Broadening horizons
• GOP backs Damschroder
• Governor stumps for Nutter
• Rollover
• P.L.A.Y. date
• Ex-coach: Slain student wanted out of Detroit
• City Council OKs bonds to buy truck
• Dixieland celebration
• Buried treasure?
• Icy treat
• Former TU athlete killed in Detroit
• Search for crash victims lasts 2 hours
• Indian riders
• Sliding into an exhilarating experience
• Eyeing a school future
• Gourmet gala
• Man taken to Toledo after crash Friday
• Cheerleaders, doing cheerleady things
• Democrats consider creating website
• Elections board might not renew state association membership
• Greased lightning
• Fostoria moves forward with school realignment
• Nutter: Expect tight 2011 budget
• Summer Splash today at Hedges-Boyer
• Sycamore fixing water system damage
• Fair attendance similar to last year
• Opportunity Center to install locks
• Price of admission
• Police investigating possible rape
• New Riegel readies for open house
• Follow inspiration, educators urged
• Determined driver
• Mock crash prepares bus drivers
• Tiffin Seneca Heritage Festival
• Seneca County Fair

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