Marysville News

They've been sentenced to years in prison, but inmates may soon be working in and around schools in one Central Ohio district.

May's a popular time for moving. The Better Business Bureau suggests you take care when hiring a mover, however, because of the handful of bad apples that take advantage of families in transition.

She received a bill in the amount of $210 for overages from March 18 to April 18.

Bob Chapman Ford is pleased to announce to Columbus drivers the availability of the award-winning 2013 Ford Fusion at their Marysville, Ohio dealership.

From a borrowed desk in a small cubicle at the Union County Department of Jobs and Family Services, Salvation Army Program Manager Sean Ring ran a single program in 2010 providing $500 in emergency rent or utility assistance to needy families.

Marysville police were called to investigate a number of reports along Creekview Drive in the Mill Valley neighborhood Wednesday, May 9. Four residents of Creekview Drive reported GPS units were stolen from their unlocked vehicles.

* A 42-year-old Marysville man was arrested for menacing after he allegedly threatened a female on West Eighth Street.

The Delaware County Sheriff's Office sought the public's assistance Tuesday to catch a man suspected of using stolen credit cards in two cities.

Detectives ask for your help to identify a theft suspect who has been caught on two Wal-Mart security cameras.

A Confirm Heuristic Paranormal Society was founded in April 2008 by Mike Casperson Jr.

A former co-director of the Humane Society of Delaware County was sentenced and fined Monday after he pleaded guilty to stealing nearly $27,000 from his co-director and the shelter.

* A student at Marysville High School made a comment to a friend about having a firearm at school.

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The winning display from Community Market in Marysville, Ohio, featured a potato truck getting fueled up by "gas pumps" of Mrs.

Harvest is expected to begin in Imperial Valley the week of May 14, followed by western Arizona the week of May 21.

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