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Coming in October, “An Evening with Mike Rowe.”

The Council has indicated it wished to fund organizations that supplement a city service or facility, or addresses a Council goal.

NC Student Tiana Barton won $5,300 for winning first place, and her teacherr, Rebecca Sondag, received an extra $1,000. Kelly Walsh's Dana Porter came in third, winning $2,300, and teacher Bryce Flamming received $500.

NC Student Tiana Barton won $5,300 for winning first place, and her teacherr, Rebecca Sondag, received an extra $1,000. Kelly Walsh's Dana Porter came in third, winning $2,300, and teacher Bryce Flamming received $500.

NC Student Tiana Barton won $5,300 for winning first place, and her teacherr, Rebecca Sondag, received an extra $1,000. Kelly Walsh's Dana Porter came in third, winning $2,300, and teacher Bryce Flamming received $500.

NC Student Tiana Barton won $5,300 for winning first place, and her teacherr, Rebecca Sondag, received an extra $1,000. Kelly Walsh's Dana Porter came in third, winning $2,300, and teacher Bryce Flamming received $500.

BY JOHN SCHAFFNER

Tuesday Briefs: Mental health board moves March meeting to Port Clinton

Southeastern Cancer Care will host its first Cures for the Colors Gala and Reverse Raffle on April 15 at the Maxwell Center on Wayne Memorial Drive.

With spring just a few weeks away, it's anybody's guess what the weather will do headed into the weekend.