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Michelle Celeste Lindeman and Adam Joseph Kayser were united in marriage on Nov.
David Trinko: Ottoville woman's 8-year struggle pays off with Dayton degree
Graduation speakers usually talk about perseverance and inner strength. Kids in caps and gowns usually nod in agreement, thinking they understand.
Putnam County track and field athletes take the next step in their quest to compete at state as regional action gets underway in Division III this afternoon.
Businesses updated on future of STEM programs in Putnam County
Putnam County pupils may be seeing more shared classes between the schools. This is the future plan of STEM-Initiative activities in Putnam County.
High School Principal Jon Thorbahn showed the board the site near the Little Auglaize River on the east side of the school.
Stoners grab martial arts awards
Brendon Stoner and Carson Stoner of Ottoville have been studying martial arts under Shane Lear at Lear's Martial Arts Academy in Delphos for 17 months, under Diane Pack at Pack's Champion Karate Center in Fort Jennings for just under a year and sword training under John Paxton at Findlay Martial Arts for less than 6 months.
Ottoville ousts archrivals, Lancers batter Archers
The Ottoville Big Green faced the Fort Jennings Musketeers in Division IV sectional play held at the Crestview Athletic Complex Saturday afternoon.
Mary Lou and David Stechschulte
Mr. and Mrs. David L. Stechschulte, of Columbus Grove, will celebrate 50 years of marriage May 26, 2012.
Horstman participates in cross-cultural learning experience
Jared Horstman, son of Jerome and Emma Horstman of Ottoville, is participating in a cross-cultural experience in Kentucky May 7-23.A He and other Bluffton University students will visit cultural sites and events and familiarize themselves with social and environmental effects of the coal-mining industry.
Ottoville Roger A. Miller, 83, of Wauseon, formerly of Ottoville, died May 2, 2012, at Fulton Manor.