Clayton
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Hancock County Enters Final Early-Voting Days in Findlay Before Nov. 3 Election
Hancock County voters are in the final days of early in-person voting for the Tuesday, Nov. 3 general election, with the early-voting site at the Hancock County Board of Elections in Findlay open under the statewide schedule set by the Ohio Secretary of State. Early in-person voting began Oct. 6 and ends Sunday, Nov. 1, […]
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Perrysburg Announces Temporary City Office Addresses During Municipal Building Remodel
(Perrysburg, OH) - The City of Perrysburg Municipal Building at 201 W. Indiana Avenue will close to the public beginning Thursday, Dec. 3, 2026, as the City prepares for a remodeling project. City public offices will reopen on Tuesday, Dec. 8, operating from temporary locations through the project's anticipated completion in late fall 2027.
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Lima to Begin Annual Resurfacing of City Streets Nov. 4
The annual resurfacing of city streets will kick off in Lima, Ohio on November 4th. Resurfacing is planned for more than two dozen streets through mid-November. The city’s contractor will post “no parking” signs 48 hours in advance of estimated start dates. Partial lane closures are expected during construction but local traffic will be maintained during most of the construction. The City of Lima says you’re advised to find alternate routes.
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Toledo Museum and Oak Harbor Birding Week Win ‘Coolest’ Great Lakes Honors
Northwest Ohio has swept two of the three top honors in the first Coolest of the Great Lakes Pitch Contest: the National Museum of the Great Lakes in Toledo was named the Coolest Destination on the Great Lakes, and the Black Swamp Bird Observatory’s Biggest Week in American Birding in Oak Harbor was named the […]
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To the editor: Maumee district merits YES vote
When my family moved to northwest Ohio nearly 10 years ago, my wife and I had a wide variety of great communities and outstanding schools to choose from. Over the last decade, our experience as Maumee residents and parents of four Maumee City Schools students has shown us that we made the best decision for our children. The impact the schools have had on my family, and the way they have prepared my children for their futures, makes voting yes on the upcoming Maumee City Schools levy an easy decision. It’s an investment that ensures our schools remain something the entire community can be proud of. Read more letters to the editor When we arrived in Maumee, our young family had already been in two different school districts. We didn’t want our kids to start over yet again, so we were looking for a district where they would not only get a great education but where our two children with IEPs would also get the support they needed. Maumee gave them both. My two oldest are now pursuing their higher education and athletic goals at Ohio Northern University, one of the top schools in the Midwest. Dean’s List honors, Student
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University of Findlay to Honor Veterans Nov. 11 at Veterans Honor Wall Ceremony
The University of Findlay will honor the service of its veterans with a Veterans Day celebration at 5 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 11, at the Veterans Honor Wall in the Watterson Center, and area residents are invited to join the campus community for the ceremony, the university announced Oct. 30. The ceremony takes place at […]
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To The Citizens of Bucyrus: Vote NO on the Pool and Park Levy
*Note: This is reader-submitted. Opinions and letters to the editor can be sent to news@crawfordcountynow.com. To the voters of Bucyrus, just wanted to actually get you the facts on the Pool and Park Levy. I’m not against the opening of the pool, I had several ideas for opening the pool in 2026, but the Mayor, SSD, Auditor and many of your Bucyrus City Council members didn’t want to listen or to open it.
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New $4.5 Million Roundabout Opens at U.S. 20A and Route 64 in Swanton
A new $4.5 million roundabout has been completed at the intersection of U.S. 20A and State Route 64 on Swanton’s western edge, near the Fulton and Lucas county line, according to the Ohio Department of Transportation. The project, listed by ODOT as FUL/LUC-20A/64 (PID 110207), converted the former two-way stop-controlled intersection into a modern roundabout. […]
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‘Community’ is focus for new Monclova director
MONCLOVA – During her years traveling the nation to host training and celebratory events, Jessica Guthrie has held meetings in hotels, convention centers and corporate offices, but nothing compares to the “old school” ambience of the Monclova Community Center. “This building is part of the Anthony Wayne...
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Retired Delta captain flies WWII Navy veteran in 1941 trainer over Napoleon
NAPOLEON, Ohio (WTVG) - A retired Delta captain flew a World War II Navy veteran over Napoleon in a 1941 Navy trainer, carrying two generations of Enterprise sailors. The veteran turns 101 on Saturday. “I’ve flown lots of different people in airplanes and this one will definitely be at the...
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Lima (OH) Council Hears Proposal to Relocate Fire Stations
LIMA — If approved by council, a Lima Fire Department development project could ensure up to 96% of the city receives emergency services in four minutes or less. Fire Chief Jack McDermitt brought forward a proposal to relocate Lima’s three fire stations, and potentially add a fourth, during reports of officials at Monday’s council meeting. Accompanying him were representatives of KZF Design, which recommended the proposal after conducting a study to identify gaps in response times and evaluate each station’s infrastructure needs.