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UP: New Findlay City Council members Jerry Murray and Anne Spence are proving to be welcome assets. Both have taken the initiative to ask questions during council meetings on everything from legislation up for a vote to ongoing city projects. They've also inserted their opinions about this and that. This past Tuesday, when a couple appealed to council for help with flooding issues on their property, Murray asked that the engineer's office and Service-Safety Director Paul Schmelzer report back to council soon to give a report on the situation. The questions and comments have helped prod others to join in discussion. Imagine that!

Soybeans have been grown on more acres in our region than any other crops for more than a decade.

Overlooked wildlife will be the focus of the 2012 Ohio Wildlife Diversity Conference, scheduled for Wednesday, March 7, at the Aladdin Shrine Center in Columbus.
Nicole R. Peters was sentenced Jan. 30 to 23 years in prison for charges including conspiracy to commit the March murder of Vera Jo Reigle.

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Liberty-Benton's Alyssa Gary signed a national letter of intent Feb. 1 to join the track and field team at Ohio State University.

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