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Clyde parade winners announced for Halloween fun
Saturday was a good weather day for Clyde’s Halloween parade. Winners in costume judging are as follows: Infant to two-year-olds: 1st, Cody Criswell, Ryver Marshall; 2nd, Petunia Hackenburg, Charlee Bond; 3rd, Amelia Flegler, Isla love. Three-to-four-year-olds: 1st, Luna Nunley, mermaid; 2nd, Nora Chong, bat; 3rd, Cameron Dearsman, Spin. Five-to-seven-year-olds, 1st, Natalie Tea, Venus fly trap; Skylan Nunley, witch; 2nd, Mickey Shammo, wizard; 3rd, Jaycee Bond, fallen angel; Calvin Perman, pumpkin scarecrow. Eight-to-nine-year-olds: 1st, Murphy Odrobinak; 2nd, Amelia Crockett, 3rd, Hattie Covert. 10-to-12-year-olds: 1st, Mason Clark; 2nd, Juliette Ollom; 3rd, Kira Lemmon. Age 13 through adult: 1st, Everlyn Cover; 2nd, Alexis Shull, Brenda Hipp; 3rd, Darcy Jones, Katelyn Leibengood. Childrens’ groups: 1st, Emelia Hensley, Aubrie Gaddy, Abel Gaddy, Annabelle Garman; 2nd, Autumn, Liam and Amora Byers. Family groups: 1st, Chaney Home Alone family: Amanda, Nick, Harrison, Amelia, Elise and Brooklynn; 2nd, Steinberger Carnival: Jack, Beau, Rachel, Jana, John and Doug; 3rd, Horsley Lawn Maintenance, Susie, Eric, Amber, Cindy; Toy Story: Dell, Bri, Colton, Nora, Mike, Billy, Emede, George, CiCi, Everlyn and Kirtsten. A total of 17 floats were judged. Winners are as follows: 1st, Toy Story, Horsleys Lawn Maintenance; 2nd, Little House on the Prairie, Maines family; 3rd, Willy Wonka, Old
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CSX: More Time to Comment on an Inspection Waiver
WASHINGTON — The Federal Railroad Administration has given the public until December 2, 2026, to comment on a CSX petition for relief from some locomotive inspection rules. The notice, published November 2, extends the comment period. It does not grant the waiver. CSX SD60M #8756 and C40-8W #7788 have...
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Ohio pet breeder permanently closes, surrenders over 1,100 chinchillas after federal investigation
TOLEDO, Ohio (WOIO) - An Ohio pet breeder has agreed to permanently shut down operations and surrender more than 1,100 chinchillas following repeated federal Animal Welfare Act (AWA) violations, federal officials announced. According to a release from the Department of Justice (DOJ), an endorsed a consent decree required R &...