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Court documents allege the incident occurred at the 53-year-old mans residence three days before Christmas. Author: WTOL Newsroom Updated: 10:36 PM EST January 10, 2021 TOLEDO, Ohio — A north Toledo man was arrested on Friday, charged with Rape and Sexual Battery of a minor just before Christmas. Court documents allege that 53-year-old Robert Rush, who lives on the 5500 block of 303rd Street in Point Place, committed egregious sexual activity on the minor on De...

LACROFT — Liverpool Township trustees hired a new cemetery caretaker at Thursday’s special meeting. During the 15-minute public meeting that preceded an executive session to discuss compensation of a public official, Trustees Dennis Giambroni and Mike Bahen hired Rick Rudibaugh to take over the care of the township’s share of Spring Grove Cemetery. Keith Burke was excused absent. Rudibaugh is East Liverpool’s former deputy safety-service director, serving when Ryan Stovall was mayor. He...

Board approves levy resolution By Melanie Speicher - mspeicher@sidneydailynews.com SIDNEY — The second resolution needed to place an income tax levy on the May ballot was approved Tuesday night by the Sidney City Schools Board of Education. The proposed income tax levy would raise $2,609,518 annually for the district if approved by voters. “This is the second of two required resolutions to place the levy on the May ballot,” said Treasurer Mike Watkins. The ditricted tried three times in 2...

Twelve indicted by grand jury By Tim Colliver - tcolliver@aimmediamidwest.com Elliott A Highland County grand jury convened for the first time in 2021 Tuesday morning, returning indictments against 12 individuals ranging from drug possession and trafficking to fraud, grand theft of a motor vehicle and failure to appear. Donald E. Elliott, 29, Lynchburg, was charged with one count each of aggravated trafficking in and aggravated possession of methamphetamine, both third-degree felonies, and a s...

Bath Township reorganization meeting BATH TOWNSHIP — The Bath Township board of trustees held its annual reorganization meeting Dec. 30. Trustee Tom Pitstick will serve as chairperson, and trustee Kassie Lester will serve as vice chairperson, while Trustee Steve Ross rotated out from his position as chairman and will continue to serve as trustee at large. Historically, trustees rotate through the various positions. Newly elected trustees serve their first year as trustee at large, their secon...

Resident questions mask inconsistencies SIDNEY — Sidney City Schools Superintendent Bob Humble was questioned about Jessica DeWeese’s comment via an email. Humble said the district is following Gov. Mike DeWine’s guidelines for who should be wearing a face mask. He added that “only people with a medical exemption from an actual medical doctor” don’t have to wear a mask during the school day. Humble said the district doesn’t plan to change the guidelines it is following as ordered ...

New year brings new questions for new officials By Josh Ellerbrock - jellerbrock@limanews.com Ehora Winegardner, right LIMA — The coronavirus pandemic forced everyone to adapt in 2020. But what will 2021 look like? And are local leaders prepared for the next round of challenges? The Lima News reached out to the newest of the county’s elected officials to get their views on what next year will bring. City of Lima Two candidates for Lima City Council ended up replacing incumbents in 2020. A...

On behalf of the Corrections Center of Northwest Ohio, CCNO Executive Director Dennis Sullivan filed suit against the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Corrections (ODRC) in the Ohio Supreme Court Wednesday afternoon. The underlying dispute is over who should accept the risks of COVID-19 exposure among inmates who have received prison sentences for felony convictions. The pre-pandemic Ohio Revised Code states that county jails like CCNO have five working days to transfer inmates to a state ...

On behalf of the Corrections Center of Northwest Ohio, CCNO Executive Director Dennis Sullivan filed suit against the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Corrections (ODRC) in the Ohio Supreme Court Wednesday afternoon. The underlying dispute is over who should accept the risks of COVID-19 exposure among inmates who have received prison sentences for felony convictions. The pre-pandemic Ohio Revised Code states that county jails like CCNO have five working days to transfer inmates to a state ...

Please, reenter the code in the captcha! The link was successfully Sent! Ooops!:( An error has occurred!   Clarence Graham, 1931-2020: Remembering a titan in the newspaper profession Clarence Graham addresses family and friends at his 1998 retirement celebration in Wilmington. (Photo by Rory Ryan.) Former Brown Publishing Company President and CEO Mark Policinski (right) pays tribute to Clarence Graham during Mr. Graham’s ret...