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Two men in Wilmington have been awarded almost $300,000 in a settlement after city officials threw them out of a city council meeting and had them arrested.

An opportunity to meet local authors and the authors a chance to discuss and sell their recently published books.

Findings for recovery totaling more than $24,000 were issued Thursday over unapproved severance payments to former officials in the city of Wilmington, Ohio.

Two men were illegally arrested and jailed in April for criticizing Wilmington officials during a city council meeting, according to a lawsuit filed against the city. Their charges were dismissed.

'This is the United States of America. This is not North Korea.'

A few weeks ago, I wrote about Wilmington developing sister-city relationships with three communities in Ukraine. As I wrote that column, Russian forces we

WILMINGTON — Seeking to re-establish city council’s salary level so members can be eligible for the Ohio Public Employees Retirement System (OP

WILMINGTON — When Randy Riley was Wilmington mayor in October 2013, he signed Twinning Agreements with three small Ukrainian cities to establish

WILMINGTON — A packed Wilmington City Council agenda saw the State of the City address, an officer’s heroism recognized, and dispelling of Romb

WILMINGTON — A new possible program to help the homeless was brought before Wilmington City Council to consider.During the City Service Committee rep