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"I'm thankful that I had the training and knew what to do in that situation," said assistant Saylor Township fire chief Rob Zeis.

"I'm thankful that I had the training and knew what to do in that situation," said assistant Saylor Township fire chief Rob Zeis.

Eight special constables, four men and four women, are now patrolling Brantford’s downtown to help deal with what has been called a crisis in the core.

No injuries were reported in a fire early Wednesday that damaged the Dollar General store in New Stanton, according to borough fire Chief Rob Cammarata. The fire was reported at 4:53 a.m. at the store at 115 W. Pennsylvania Ave. and multiple area fire departments responded, Cammarata said. “We got

The machine rids equipment and gear of carcinogens.

A federal judge will not dismiss a lawsuit against four former Louisville Metro Police officers in connection with the death of Breonna Taylor.

North Lincoln Fire & Rescue personnel returned to Lincoln County Friday after a brief stint in Lake County assisting with the Cougar Peak Fire, during which they responded to an

Article content The Brantford police services board has decided to rename its annual safety patroller award in memory of a retired constable who died Jan. 3. The Andrea J. Cooper Safety Patroller Award honours top patrollers. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Safety patroller award renamed Back to video “Andrea epitomized everything positive about the police,” said Chief Rob Davis. “Her genuine compassion for youth and the community are unpara...

Tell Tales 5-20-21 Congratulations to Sgt. David M. Scott, who has accepted the position of Chief of Police for the Port Clinton Police Department, according to outgoing Chief Rob Hickman. Scott won’t be sworn in, however, until Hickman’s official retirement on Monday, June 28. Employers and job seekers can connect on Friday, June 4 when OhioMeansJobs-Ottawa County hosts its Resume Parking Lot Drop-Off Event at its offices at 8043 St. Rt. 163 in Oak Harbor. More than 40 employers have sign...

May 7, 2021 By Mike Kruzman / news@whmi.com The next time Brighton residents are free to attend an in-person City Council meeting, they’re likely to not recognize that the room they’re sitting in is the same room as before. By a slim 4-3 margin, Brighton City Council approved a complete makeover of council chambers, Thursday night. Clerk Tara Brown presented the plans as recommended by 3 members of the council that included Mayor Shawn Pipoly, Mayor Pr...