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Bluffton Man Killed When Pickup Leaves Sandusky Road, Hits Parked Car and Trees
A 46-year-old Bluffton man was killed Saturday evening, November 7, when his pickup truck left Sandusky Road in Bath Township, struck a parked car, overturned several times and hit two trees, according to the Ohio State Highway Patrol. The patrol’s Lima Post identified the driver as Nathan Ulrey, 46, of Bluffton. Troopers responded to the […]
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Maumee Fire Division mourning loss of a firefighter
TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - The Maumee Fire Division and the City of Maumee announced the sudden passing of a firefighter on Sunday. Jared Bradley was a firefighter and paramedic for Maumee and joined the division in March 2025 at the age of 21. A spokesperson from the City of Maumee...
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Liberty Center team title, 3 individual wins highlight area performances at OHSAA girls cross country state meet
OBETZ, Ohio — Individual winners, team titles, and historic program moments happened for area teams at the OHSAA girls cross country state championships at Fortress Obetz and Memorial Park on Saturday. Southview’s Julia Bocik, Napoleon’s Gwen Huddle, and Ottawa Hills’ Natalie Nixon earned individual championships in Division II, Division III, and Division IV, highlighting the best of local individual results. Liberty Center won the D-IV team title with 112 points. Nobody came close to Huddle (17:35.7), who had nearly an 18-second gap ahead of Marlington’s Irelyn Johnson in second place (17:53.5). In her junior season, Huddle previously posted the Ohio’s best girls’ time this season at districts (17:05.5). “Pressure is a privilege. Pressure makes diamonds,” Huddle said. “I’m just taking it in right now, and I’m going to keep staying hungry for the next year, and I’m ready to one-up what I did this year, and am excited for what’s to come.” Both Huddle and Bocik were the lone representatives for their respective schools. A sophomore, Bocik said she entered each race this season confident. That confidence fueled district and state title-winning efforts. Shortly after finishing in 17:37.7, the weight of the moment had yet to set in for Bocik.