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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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Everything You Always Wanted To Know About: US Route 30
For Galion residents, U.S. Route 30 is a familiar part of the landscape, as the four-lane highway north of the city carries thousands of motorists through Crawford County, connecting communities, businesses, and destinations well beyond Ohio. That highway is also part of a transcontinental route stretching more than 3,000 miles, with a history dating back a full century.
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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 &...
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DJs bring music, energy to Toledo-area polls
Election Day in the Toledo area had a lively soundtrack as DJs brought dance-floor favorites to polling locations across the region, including Miesha “DJ Lu” Ashford at Springfield High School. DJs at the Polls is a national nonpartisan initiative that aims to make Election Day a welcoming community celebration. “I hope they feel joy — I hope they feel welcome,” Ms. Ashford said. “I hope they feel like they’re part of something like a party, and that it makes them feel good.” As voters entered the Springfield High School polling site Tuesday, she played a variety of dance music, including “Get Silly” by V.I.C., “Electric Boogie” by Marcia Griffiths, “Outstanding” by the Gap Band, and music by Michael Jackson. Brandi Grover, who has three children in the Springfield district, appreciated the variety. “She had something for everyone. It’s been good for us out here. For people coming in, it kind of gives a more relaxed vibe instead of being totally stressed,” Ms. Grover said. DJs at the Polls is a nonprofit that aims to increase voter turnout among historically underrepresented groups, including people of color, young people, and first-time voters. In randomized controlled trials, polling sites with DJs at the