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  • O-G claims outright WBL title in OT

    ELIDA — Ottawa-Glandorf already owned a share of the Western Buckeye League going into their game Friday night against Elida.
  • 'Lake Erie Bill of Rights' vote set for Tuesday
    Tomorrow, Thursday, Feb. 21 the Ohio Farm Bureau will be hosting a ‘Sign Up for Ag District Day’ in the assembly room on the first floor of the Putnam County Courthouse in Ottawa at 10 a.m., 2 p.m., and 6 p.m.
  • Uproar on the Health Board
    On Monday, Feb. 25, the Putnam County District Advisory Council will meet in special session to determine whether or not a member of the Putnam County Board of Health will continue to serve.
  • Water, sewer usage fees increasing in Kalida
    A new location and upgraded equipment will soon be on the horizon for Kalida’s Police and Fire departments respectively.
    
  • O-G claims outright WBL title in OT
  • 'Lake Erie Bill of Rights' vote set for Tuesday
  • Uproar on the Health Board
  • Water, sewer usage fees increasing in Kalida
    
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  • St. Nicholas' Franz Mayer windows

    As Beverly Leis, Church Historian for St. Nicholas in Miller City, chose to word it in a letter shared with the newspaper, “St. Michael’s is indeed a very beautiful church and the stained glass windows are exquisite. However, they are not the stained glass windows in the Diocese of Toledo that came from the Franz Mayer Company in Germany.”
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  • Chinese soybean purchases spike

    Chinese soybean purchases spike

    As trade negotiations with China continue, one measure of progress has been that country’s willingness to purchase American grown soybeans. By this measure, there is reason for hope that the two sides are moving closer together.
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