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All six council members -- Charles Gabel, Gary Stevens, Elizabeth Whited, Peggy Cunningham, Shirley Rhinehart and Greg Love -- were present at the Feb.
Jamie Secrest of the 4-H Bobcat Bunch reads while Emma Morgan assists. We are celebrating Guernsey County 4-H Week this week.
Cops Say Man Put 3-Year-Old Son In Dryer And Turned It On
CAMBRIDGE, Ohio- Police say an Ohio man who stuck his 3-year-old son in a clothes dryer as punishment and then turned it on is facing child endangerment charges.
Man Charged with Felony for Putting 3 Year Old in Dryer as Punishment
An Ohio father accused of stuffing his 3-year-old child in a clothes dryer and turning it on as a form of punishment was arraigned in court on Thursday afternoon.
Suspect in dryer case released on $30K bond
Shenandoah, Meadowbrook, Barnesville girls register victories Lady Zeps take third in OVAC 3A; Lady Colts win at buzzer; Hunkler scores 36 for Lady 'Rocks A Cambridge area man accused of placing a 3-year-old child in a clothes dryer and turning it on as a form of punishment is free on a $30,000 bond set Thursday during his bond hearing in the ... (more)
Man Accused Of Putting Son In Dryer Held On $30,000 Bond
A man accused of putting his 3-year-old son in a dryer was in jail on Thursday on $30,000 bail.
Cops: Ohioan stuck son in dryer, then turned it on
Police say an Ohio man who stuck his 3-year-old son in a clothes dryer as punishment and then turned it on is facing child endangerment charges.
Ohio man charged after child placed in dryer
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Community Corrections Planning Board to meet Feb. 17 at 627 Wheeling Ave.
Trail dials long-distance to rally past Barnesville, 61-60 Warriors connect on 10 three-pointers to complete comeback victory The Community Corrections Planning Board will meet at 12 p.m. Friday, Feb.
Cambridge Man Accused of Putting Son in Dryer
A Cambridge man is facing charges after authorities say he put his 3-year-old son in a clothes dryer as punishment.
Goggins to manage Farmers Market
The Guernsey County Farmers Market leadership includes, l to r, Vice President Chris Wood, Cambridge Main Street Director Donna Hill, Market Manager Karen Googins and President Marcia Reynolds.
County closing Country Club, Salt roads next week
The Guernsey County Highway Department will close Country Club Road between Pioneer Road and Detroit Diesel from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily Monday through Thursday for shoulder work.
Suspects being apprehended following pursuit
According to reports from the Guernsey County Sheriff's Office, at 1:17 a.m. dispatch received word the driver of a silver Ford F-150 pickup southbound on Interstate 77 refused to stop for Tpr.
More charges from I-70 traffic stop
A probable cause search executed by Guernsey County deputies and their canine unit following the stop early Jan.
JOURNAL: 911, sheriff, police, fire and state patrol reports
The sister said she would leave for the night. 6:34 p.m., man reported his Boden Road cabin was forcibly entered and two ATVs , a gun and various other items taken.
On Wednesday and Thursday, the recycling trailer will be parked at the Spencer Township Building.
Myron Fishel Scholarship applications available
The Myron Fishel Scholarship applications are now available for 2012. They can be picked up at the guidance counselor's office at any of the local area high schools Applications can also be picked up at U.S. Bank on 819 Wheeling Ave., Cambridge.
Benefit for Michelle Hill will be March 31
HILL had brain surgery in 2003 to remove an AVM , which left her left leg partially paralyzed, leaving her with a limp, causing her to trip and fall often.
Chordial Chorus to again offer 'Singing Valentines' to public
Chordial Chorus, the Cambridge Chapter of the Barbershop Harmony Society, held its annual officer installation banquet and business meeting in January.
State wants to close three youth group homes in Lake County
The State of Ohio is moving to shut down 19 group homes for troubled juveniles including some in Lake County because state officials say the facilities have serious problems with supervision and safety.
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