Ostrander News

NEWARK -- The following person appeared Wednesday in Licking County Municipal Court in front of Visiting Judge Rodney Nelson for a bond hearing.

DELAWARE, Ohio a ' The 43-year-old Columbus man who broke into Black Wing Shooting Center in Ostrander in November received a five-year prison sentence Wednesday.

A Christmas Eve house fire left a Scioto Township family homeless. According to the Scioto Township Fire Department, crews were called to 3224 Russell Road near Ostrander, Thursday at 9:46 p.m. for a working fire.

Firefighters are on the scene of a house fire at 3224 Russell Road in Ostrander near Delaware.

First Presbyterian Church will once again host a community rendition of George Fredrick Handel's "Messiah." The concert will be held at 7:30 p.m. Sunday and Monday at the church at Court and Fifth streets.

The Ohio Senate voted yesterday to loosen government regulation of traditional phone companies that contend the rules place them at a competitive disadvantage in this age of wireless and cable competition.

Landline telephone companies are one step closer to less regulation in Ohio. The Ohio Senate passed a bill on Tuesday that would loosen state requirements on telephone providers.

A coalition of more than 45 low-income, consumer and senior citizen groups across Ohio on Wednesday renewed their opposition to telecommunications reforms before the General Assembly, saying the proposals offer less protection than customers now have.

Recipients of the Greater Akron Chamber's 2009 Local Elected Officials Recognition Award are Lynda Bowers, a trustee in Medina County's Lafayette Township; John Fender, mayor of Kent; and State Rep.

While the recession caused a downturn in many industries during 2009, libraries aren't one of them.

A little argument over light bulbs that broke out in Ohio provides some early lessons in meeting the tough, new energy efficiency requirements that are sweeping the nation.

Wednesday, November 4, 2009 4:25 AM WCLT News Staff A Delaware County man charged with killing his wife has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity.

Consumers relying on telephone land lines could see their rates climb for basic service under proposed state legislation to ease industry regulation, a coalition of consumer groups charged yesterday.

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OSTRANDER, Ohio A man accused in his wife's slaying Saturday remained in the Delaware County Jail Monday on a $250,000 bond, 10TV News reported.

Monday, October 26, 2009 5:00 AM WCLT News Staff Delaware County authorities have arrested a 40-year-old Ostrander man in the death of his wife on Friday.

Daniel L. Fry was arrested after deputies found his wife dead in their Delaware County home.

A 40 year old Ostrander man was jailed by deputies Saturday morning after his wife died from gunfire that authorities say was delivered by her husband.

Millions of Ohio households with basic telephone service would face steeper monthly bills, larger security deposits, longer outages and potentially quicker disconnections if pending legislation becomes state law, consumer advocates warned Friday, Oct.

Pictured left - Four-year-old Caleb Fitch of Marysville, feeds goats at Leeds Farm Wednesday morning.