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Two Findlay residents face drug charges
Two Findlay residents, already indicted by a Hancock County Common Pleas Court grand jury on drug charges, have been arrested.
2 men held on bond in pizza robbery
By Allison Wingate Staff Writer A Fostoria man is being held on a $350,000 bond with a 10 percent surety after being arrested Wednesday in the robbery of a pizza delivery driver, a crime mirroring one he was charged with two years ago.
Village patrols may be restored in future
By JORDAN CRAVENS staff writer Village and law enforcement officials say they are hopeful the Hancock County Sheriff's Office can restore patrol hours in Van Buren and Arlington next year.
Tri-County Fostoria Zero Tolerance Task Force to shut down
Since April of 2006, the Tri-County Fostoria Zero Tolerance Task Force has been helping Fostoria police combat drugs.
School construction: long process ahead
By DENISE GRANT Staff Writer Findlay school board convened its first public meeting Monday since winning a bond issue request in the Nov.
Several injury traffic accidents investigated
Hancock County Sheriff's deputies were kept busy with a rash of accidents Tuesday, injuring at least six people.
Suspect pleads not guilty to murder charge
By JORDAN CRAVENS staff writer A Findlay man accused of killing his neighbor pleaded not guilty Thursday in Hancock County Common Pleas Court.
IRS hunts 100 in Lucas County: many are still owed tax refunds
Here's a switch: The Internal Revenue Service, whose job includes tracking down those who don't pay their taxes, is trying to track down those who didn't get their refunds.
New chief deputy clerk has a public service bloodline
By JORDAN CRAVENS staff Writer Public service is in the bloodline of Melissa Soto, who has been named chief deputy clerk for Hancock County Probate Court.
Nearly 50 firefighters from three departments battled a house fire at 21395 Hancock County 7 for roughly four hours Thursday night.
Economic landscape brightening in Fostoria
By MARIAH MERCER FEATURES WRITER Fostoria City Council took steps to improve the city's economic landscape at its Wednesday meeting, approving several loans and replacing a taxicab ordinance.
By LINSEY MAUGHAN STAFF WRITER Hancock County farmer Cecil Boes has again submitted a permit application to operate a large hog farm in Cass Township, northeast of Findlay.
Fostoria poll locations for voters
SENECA COUNTY FOSTORIA 1 A Fostoria Assembly Of God, 728 N. Countyline St. FOSTORIA 1 B & 3A Church Of The Nazarene, 339 Sandusky St.
Five injured in crash on County 313
A two-vehicle crash at Hancock County 313 and County 26 left five people injured Friday afternoon.
CLARIFIED: Arrival of H1N1 virus uneventful so far, officials say
By DENISE GRANT Staff Writer So far, the arrival of the H1N1 virus locally remains unconfirmed and uneventful.
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.
School issue campaign spends $18K
By MICHELLE REITER STAFF WRITER Spending by a group that is promoting the Findlay City Schools' 4.3-mill bond issue has far outstripped spending on two other major tax issues on the Nov.
Toledo police re-hired, Hancock Co. rollover crash, H1N1 in schools, budget woes...
Fourteen laid-off Toledo police officers will be back on the streets today after being off the job for nearly six months.
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.
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