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Tuesday, April 22, 2008

Mayor: It's time to focus on something besides flooding
Findlay residents are putting too much emphasis on the flooding issue these days, according to Mayor Pete Sehnert.
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 Former NB chief not charged
A former North Baltimore police chief, who admitted hitting a man the department had in custody three years ago, will not be criminally charged.
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 Merger? Arcadia to survey citizens
Whether Arcadia and Vanlue school districts consider a merger may be up to the residents of Arcadia.
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 35 awarded citizenship
Abena Atakora left what is considered to be the center of the world six years ago to come to the United States.
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 Wasps swarm Riverside Park
Authorities have identified the thousands of insects infesting the kiddie corral portion of Riverside Park as digger wasps.
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 Basketball coach given new contract
CAREY — The Carey school board approved a 2008-2009 supplemental contract Monday for head varsity boys basketball coach C.J. Kin, a week after failing to take action on the contract.
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 Site unveiled for new school
ARLINGTON — Arlington school officials on Monday unveiled plans to village council for a new school building on 35 acres of land just west of the current school.
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 Fostoria board OKs reading program
FOSTORIA — Fostoria schools will implement a new reading program for middle school students to help improve achievement test scores.
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 Open enrollment applications available soon at area schools
Several area schools are offering information and applications about open enrollment.
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 MOLD
As if a flood doesn't cause enough harm, a slimy, hairy monstrosity that can destroy property and make people sick often begins to grow in the aftermath.
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 Art league plans annual May Show
The Findlay Art League, which is celebrating its 60th year, will host its annual May show beginning May 2.
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 U.S. corn crop mainly used for livestock feed
By Gary Wilson
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 Area honor rolls
Findlay
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News Briefs Offices in Carey closed for holiday
CAREY — Carey offices, including administrative, income tax and utilities, electric, wastewater treatment plant, and public works, will be closed today and Monday for the Fourth of July holiday.

The recycling program will be Tuesday through Thursday next week.

In case of emergency, contact the police department at 419-396-7678.

Library closed
FOREST — The Forest-Jackson Public Library will be closed today in observation of the Fourth of July.

The card catalog is available at www.forestlibrary.oplin.org.

No newspaper on Friday
The Courier won't be published today, in observance of the Independence Day holiday.

All newspaper offices will be closed today except the newsroom, which will begin working on Saturday's newspaper at 5 p.m. today.

Other Courier offices will resume regular operations at 8 a.m. Monday.

During the holiday weekend, Courier subscribers who have a question or complaint about newspaper delivery may call the circulation department at 419-422-5158 and leave a voice mail message.