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Woman calls police because daughter was better at oral sex
A woman called officers to complain that her daughter had performed oral sex on her husband a ' and that the daughter was better at it.
Police Log: Mum Tells Police Of Daughtera s Oral Sex Skills
IN Findlay, Ohio, the Police Department responds to a call from a mother complaining that her daughter gives better oral sex than her: A woman called the police early Saturday morning during an argument with her husband after he claimed that the woman's daughter performed oral sex on him, and the daughter was better at it.
During October, the Courier endorsed five of the six major ballot issues, including Hancock County's 0.50 percent sales tax, Findlay's 0.25 percent income tax, and Findlay City Schools' 4.3-mill bond issue.On the state side, we're also behind Issue 1 and Issue 2, but don't support Issue 3. Below is a summary: Issue 4 Hancock County's request to ...
Firefighters douse blaze on roof of hospital building
The rubber roof of the energy center building at Blanchard Valley Hospital caught on fire on Saturday evening.
Findlay residence damaged by fire
By JORDAN CRAVENS staff Writer A Findlay man escaped unharmed Thursday afternoon after a fire destroyed the attic of a rental property at 833 Summit St.
By JORDAN CRAVENS staff writer Findlay resident Cornelius Patterson Jr. was indicted Tuesday on a murder charge in connection with the Oct.
Findlay woman campaigns to keep murderer in prison
By JORDAN CRAVENS staff Writer A Findlay woman has made it her mission to keep convicted child murderer Christopher Cooper from ever again walking the city's streets.
Findlay grandfather honored as BGSU 'Parent of the Year'
Gerald Bruce Hills held his granddaughter's 4-year-old hand and walked her to her first day of school in kindergarten nearly two decades ago.
Weekend: Findlay First Edition to host Fall Fest Show Choir Festival on Oct. 31
The 22nd Annual Findlay First Edition Fall Fest Show Choir Festival is scheduled for 7 p.m. Saturday, Oct.
By MARGARET DWIGGINS Family Editor BOWLING GREEN -- Amanda Hills thinks her grandfather, Bruce Hills of Findlay, is an extraordinary man.
Shooting victim described as 'one of a kind'
By JORDAN CRAVENS Staff writer Family members of David Snyder, who was fatally shot on Sunday at his Jennifer Lane apartment, described him as an easygoing man with a sense of humor, a passion for the outdoors and a "one-of-a-kind" personality.
By JORDAN CRAVENS Staff Writer A $1 million bond has been set for a man who, police believe, shot and killed Findlay resident David Snyder on Sunday at his Melrose Manor apartment.
Sen. Sherrod Brown visits Findlay to talk flood control
It's been more than two years since flood waters ravaged Findlay in Hancock County.
Monday, October 19, 2009 at 3:25 a.m. A Toledo man remains behinds bars after being charged with murder.A Findlay police responded to a shooting Sunday morning at 22-hundred Jennifer Lane.A Thata s where they found 26-year old David Snyder shot.A He was transported to Blanchard Valley Hospital where pronounced dead.A 30-year old Cornelius Patterson ...
Fire destroys storage building
Fire destroyed a large storage building in Eagle Township early Saturday, causing more than $200,000 in damage.
University of Findlay to offer lecture series
The University of Findlay will offer a religious studies lecture series Oct. 26-27. Regional religious leaders from four faiths will discuss the ways religious tradition interacts with the American culture; how it fosters spiritual development among the faithful, and what types of discrimination people experience, and what can be done to address ...
Justice O'Connor critical of Issue 2
By DENISE GRANT Staff Writer Ohio Supreme Court Justice Maureen O'Connor said Thursday that State Issue 2 is an "inappropriate use" of a constitutional amendment.
City to synchronize Tiffin Avenue lights
By JOY BROWN STAFF WRITER Tiffin Avenue drivers with vast red light experience will undoubtedly be pleased to hear that Findlay City Council accepted a federal grant to implement traffic signal synchronization there.
By MICHELLE REITER STAFF WRITER State Rep. Cliff Hite said State Issue 2, which would let the state set standards for animal care, almost didn't make it to the ballot this November.
Findlay churches open their doors for tours
Seven historic downtown churches will open their doors to the public tomorrow, an event organizers are calling the first of its kind in Hancock County.