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Students at Tiffin Calvert's high school campus dismissed after 'threatening' note found in hallway
TIFFIN, Ohio — Calvert Catholic's high school campus in Tiffin was dismissed early Tuesday after a handwritten note was found in the hallway that "detailed concern," according to the school's principal. Principal Megan Schultz said the high school was placed in a soft lockdown at approximately 9:51 p.m. at...
🎊A Cinco De Mayo Festival and party in downtown Fremont
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Psychedelics helped Sycamore grad write Ohio State graduation speech, he says on LinkedIn
Ohio State's chosen commencement speaker for the class of 2024, entrepreneur and Sycamore High School graduate Chris Pan, was high on psychadelic ayahuasca while he wrote his speech, according to posts he made on social media. "Got some help from AI (Ayahuasca Intelligence) this week to write my commencement speech for 60k grads and family members at Ohio State University next Sunday," he wrote in a LinkedIn post before graduation. ...
Property Transfers: Sandusky County
The Sandusky County Auditor's Office recorded the following property transfers between May 6 and May 10. 855 Delmoy Ave., Kathryn A. Bilbrey, trustee, to Shane M. Williams, and Amanda L. Mizner, $112,000. 115 Heter St., JC14 Rentals to RBK Rentals $130,000. 208 21 Woodward St., Chad R. Stockmaster to JEM...
Vote in Messenger/Herald athlete of week poll
Vote now for candidates below in the Messenger/Herald athlete of the week poll. The poll is for performances from April 29 to May 4. It runs from 3 p.m. Monday to 3 p.m. Wednesday. Please send nominations for May 6 to May 11 for next week's poll to mhorn@gannett.com. ...
Northwest Ohio collaborative to become state model for foster care
COLUMBUS — A collaborative effort by four northwest Ohio counties to keep youths with complex behavioral health issues with foster-care families closer to home instead of in congregate settings is about to become a statewide model. Gov. Mike DeWine recently gave a shout-out during his annual State of the State address to Ottawa, Sandusky, Seneca, and Wyandot counties for their success in working together to recruit foster-care families with experience in dealing with behavioral issues. "Not only have they saved money, but they have also created the opportunity for children to remain in a home with a family," he said. The Public Children Services Association of Ohio has estimated the savings to date at about half a million dollars.
Letters to the Editor: World War II lessons seem forgotten
World War II lessons seem to be forgotten It’s 2024 in America and I am compelled to state what should be obvious to every American. Killing Jews is wrong. I, like so many others, have thought that this fact went without saying after World War II, but clearly it does not. Now that...
Wayne County Breaks Ground on New Jail Facility to Enhance Local Safety and Rehabilitation Services
On May 2, 2024, Wayne County, Ohio began construction on a new jail facility. The event was attended by Lt. Governor Jon Husted and other local officials. The existing jail, operational since 1977, has been unable to meet current law enforcement and inmate care standards due to its limited capacity and outdated facilities.
👨⚕️Fremont YMCA receives $20,000 grant: expanding diabetes and Parkinson's programs
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