LOUDONVILLE — The Cleo Redd Fisher Museum’s speaker series returns Monday,Oct. 19 with a program exploring one of the Great Lakes’ most enduring mysteries. Christopher Gillcrist, director emeritus of the National Museum of the Great Lakes, will present “The Edmund Fitzgerald: What Really Happened?” from 7 to 8 p.m., opening the museum’s upcoming lineup.
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Madison Twp. voters face decisions on fire, road levies and natural-gas aggregation
MADISON TOWNSHIP — Madison Township voters will face three decisions on the Nov. 3 ballot involving fire and emergency services, road resurfacing and natural-gas aggregation. The fire and road levy would bring new property taxes, while the natural-gas proposal would give trustees authority to negotiate a group gas-supply contract without raising taxes.
Section of East Fifth Street closed in Mansfield
MANSFIELD — The city has announced that due to water main repairs it is necessary to close sections of the following road while work is being completed. East Fifth Street from Ashland Road to Wayne Street.
Two men convicted in homicides both sentenced in Knox County court on Thursday
“I cannot remember any time where two homicides were sentenced at the same time,” Knox County Prosecutor Chip McConville said.
Man arrested for felonious assault after fight leads to stabbing in Galion on Thursday
Gavin Bloomfield was arrested on a charge of felonious assault and taken to the Crawford County Justice Center.
Madison school residents will decide on combined renewal levy at the ballot box
“The consequences of a renewal levy failing will be devastating for our students, their families, for the staff, and for the district,” Superintendent Rob Peterson said.
Retired U.S. Navy admiral from Mansfield concerned about aircraft carrier tasking
“I don’t agree with the amount of deployment that’s going on, but we have got to do what we’ve got to do,” retired Admiral Timothy Beard said.
Ontario City Council looks to keep data centers on hold for at least another six months
Ontario originally adopted the six-month moratorium in May as a preemptive measure.
ACSO Bomb Squad detonates materials found in Loudonville home during Wednesday search
The bomb squad took the materials from the home and into a field next to the property one at a time before executing the detonations one-by-one in the controlled environment.
Ohio Bird Sanctuary Fall Festival to feature bald eagle release
LEXINGTON — A rehabilitated bald eagle will take flight Saturday at the Ohio Bird Sanctuary. The release will give visitors a chance to watch a bird return to the wild during the sanctuary’s annual Fall Festival.
