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Council authorizes Shelby Public Transit contracts By Sheryl Roadcap - sroadcap@sidneydailynews.com SIDNEY — Shelby Public Transit contracts for federal and state grant funding and the Elderly and Disabled Fare Assistance Program were authorized Monday evening during Sidney City Council’s teleconference meeting. Details of the two resolutions pertaining to the Shelby Public Transit include the following: • The authorization of the annual application to the Ohio Department of Transportatio...

Shutterstock A bill that expands the definition of "obstruction of justice" is making its way through the Ohio House of Representatives. The Republican sponsor of the bill says the intention is to increase the safety of the police and the public. A bill to expand the definition of "obstruction of justice" is gaining momentum in the Ohio House. While a Republican sponsor says its intended to keep everyone safe as police officers carry out their duties, opponents have a different take. Rep. Jef...

Cross Creek sets public hearing WINTERSVILLE — The Cross Creek Township Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on the proposed zoning plan and resolution, as required by Section 519.06 of the Ohio Revised Code, at 7 p.m. Oct. 20 at the Cross Creek Township garage located at 1267 Cadiz Road. The proposed zoning plan and resolution, including text and maps, can be examined between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. beginning May 27 at the township garage. Contact Mitchell Morelli at (740)-535-6135 to sc...

CANTON TWP. – Timothy Ward, like a lot of people, has an affinity for milk and cheeseburgers. Unlike much of the general population, Ward keeps cattle and goats on a one-acre lot in a residential subdivision. Its put him at odds with township officials who recently filed a lawsuit against him in Stark County Common Pleas Court. "Our last choice is to go that route," township Trustee Christopher Nichols said. "The lots are very narrow. I believe it is foul odors that are causing issues. That...

Takeout alcoholic drinks in Ohio: one for the road? Shawn Dominy, Law You Can Use Tuesday, April 27, 2021 2:59 PM Now that Ohioans can buy three takeout margaritas with their enchiladas to go, is it OK to sip one on the way home? If not, can a passenger drink it? And if that’s not allowed, where in the car should the drinks be placed during the drive home? No one wants to get charged with “open container,” or any other Ohio alcohol-related offenses for that matter, so consumer...

SHAWN DOMINY Now that Ohioans can buy three takeout margaritas with their enchiladas to go, is it OK to sip one on the way home? If not, can a passenger drink it? And if that’s not allowed, where in the car should the drinks be placed during the drive home? No one wants to get charged with open container, or any other Ohio alcohol-related offenses for that matter, so consumers should know the ins and outs of Ohio’s new law allowing takeout alcoholic drinks. Cocktails to go In 2020, Gov. Mik...

BGSU students, community demand change after 2 instances of guns on campus in 3 days Students, alumni and Bowling Green residents teamed up to write a Call for Action letter demanding better communication and a town hall for their voices to be heard. Author: Emily Cohen Updated: 9:32 PM EDT April 21, 2021 BOWLING GREEN, Ohio — A photo circulating on social media Tuesday showed two men carrying guns on Bowling Green State Universitys campus. The men were protest...

Board reviews potential school funding By Sandy Rose Schwieterman - For the Sidney Daily News MINSYER — Potential new school funding proposals as well as recognition of the senior class valedictorian and salutatorian were discussed by the Minster Board of Education during its meeting Monday. April 19. Superintendent Brenda Boeke told the board that the Senate will soon hold hearings on the Biennial budget. She said the House Finance Committee unveiled its version of biennial budget, House bil...

jpatterson@mariettatimes.com Belpre City School Superintendent Jeff Greenley speaks during a Board of Education meeting on Monday evening. (Photo by Tyler Bennett) Harmar Elementary School sits in the shadow of 115 Gilman Ave., in Marietta, which was declared a blight and public nuisance in Washington County Common Pleas Court on Monday. (Photo by Janelle Patterson) Fourth Ward Councilman Geoff Schenkel testifies to the fear residents within his ward live under due to the “negl...

mgreier@salemnews.net12- SALEM —  The city Utilities Commission is expecting to hear in June whether a $15 million loan is coming Salem’s way to fund up front the Phase 3 sewer treatment plant upgrade. Commission Chair Bob Hodgson mentioned the possibility of receiving a loan for the full amount from the Ohio Water Development Authority for the project. Funds from a sewer rate increase that takes effect May 1 will help cover the payments for the loan needed to cover the required upgrades...