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Matt Beuschlein: How have the first few months been as the executive director of the OOCC?   Robin Rickard: “Now that the COVID numbers are going down, we want to take on a more aggressive role. Last week we were with the lieutenant governor in Baltimore County here in Maryland and we launched the Maryland SOS which stands for Stop Overdose Strategy. We never stopped fighting the opioid crisis even during the pandemic, but now that we are healing from COVID, the state of Maryland is going to take an even more aggressive approach in combating the opioid crisis. We are excited to launch Mar...

Kidde Joins North Carolina State Fire Officials to Celebrate Annual "Smoke Alarm Saturday" The Home Depot stores across North Carolina to offer discounted Kidde Smoke Alarms, June 4-6 News provided by Share this article Share this article MEBANE, N.C., June 3, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- On Saturday, June 5, North Carolina-based Kidde – a leading manufacturer of residential smoke alarms, carbon monoxide alarms, fire extinguishers, and safety accessories – and The Home Depot will join North Carolina Insurance Commissioner and State Fire Marshal Mike Causey in celebrating "Smoke Alarm Saturday." T...

Sentinel photo by BRIAN COX From left to right, Kevin Kodish, Steen Peterson from Chapter 53 of the Patriot Riders, Rob Postal, and Mark Sunderland display proclamation that declares May as Motorcycle Safety and Awareness Month. LEWISTOWN – During their regular business meeting Thursday the MIfflin County commissioners issued three different proclamations. The first proclaimed May as Motorcycle Safety and Awareness Month. Patriot Riders chapter president Stan Peterson was present to accept the proclamation. Peterson said the group promotes motorcycle safety and has a program called Operati...

Delphos couple hopes tracking devices keep children with autism from ‘running’ By Mackenzi Klemann - mklemann@limanews.com Katie and Nick Goergens founded Operation Save the Lost, a non-profit group connecting parents of children on the autism spectrum with geo-tracking devices so those children don’t go missing or drown. Mackenzi Klemann | The Lima News ON THE WEB Learn more about Operation Save the Lost online at operationsavethelost.com. DELPHOS — Weeks after Nick and Katie Goergens volunteered to look for a young Fort Jennings boy who wandered away from home last May, the couple...