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Lenawee County communities plan Memorial Day parades, ceremonies
Parades and ceremonies to honor those who gave their lives while serving in the military will take place on Memorial Day, which is Monday, May 27. Communities in and near Lenawee County have planned the following events. To add an event to this list, email news@lenconnect.com. Adrian. WHAT: Parade and...
Volunteers needed at Toledo Memorial Park to place Memorial Day flags
SYLVANIA, Ohio — Volunteers are urgently needed at Toledo Memorial Park on Friday. The park is asking for volunteers to help place Memorial Day flags at the park beginning at 8:30 a.m. on Friday, May 24. Toledo Memorial Park is located at 6382 Monroe St. in Sylvania.
Henry common pleas
Joseph Breece, 50, Deshler, appeared for sentencing on charges of strangulation, a third-degree felony; and endangering children, a first-degree misdemeanor. He was placed on community control for two years with conditions, including that he obtain an assessment from the Center for Child and Family Advocacy, and follow treatment recommendations. Montize Carter, 27, Napoleon, appeared for sentencing on a charge of falsification, a first-degree misdemeanor. He was fined $150 and given 180 days in jail with credit for 165 days served while his case was pending. ...
Maumee residents unhappy with expected water, sewage rates increase
MAUMEE, Ohio — Expected increases to Maumee's water and sewage rates were a hot-button topic at Monday's city council meeting. If Ordinance 15-2024 passes, Maumee residents will see increases throughout the next five years. The current water rate of $12.90 is set to increase to $13.36 per 1,000 gallons of water in July.
Lenawee County track and field MHSAA state qualifiers
There were 113 Lenawee County athletes who qualified for the MHSAA track and field state championships, 25 of them won regional titles and one team took home a title. All 12 schools will be represented, here's a look at who is heading to state. Regional Champs ...
Perrysburg board of education mulls tax levy options for Nov. 5 ballot
Voters in the Perrysburg School District will have a tax levy to decide on the Nov. 5 ballot, but it will likely not be a new money issue. Superintendent Tom Hosler and Treasurer Randy Drewyor led a discussion on options at Monday’s board of education meeting. They seemed to settle on either a renewal or emergency tax levy. “We’re going to lay out the path,” Mr. Drewyor said. “You’re going to have to chew through it yourselves.” A five-year incremental levy that brings in $13.5 million annually — or 17 percent of the budget — is expiring Dec. 31.
$50M warehouse proposed in Perrysburg Township
WOOD COUNTY, Ohio — A warehouse project slated to cost $50 million has been proposed for Perrysburg Township, the executive director of the Wood County Economic Development Commission told WTOL 11. It's unknown what the facility will house but it's expected to bring 500 jobs to the area, according...
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