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Lima man sentenced to minimum 10 years prison on drug charges
Oct. 3—LIMA — A Lima man was sentenced to a minimum of 10 years in prison Wednesday in the Allen County Common Pleas Court for drug trafficking and possession. Cortlend Banks, 31, pleaded guilty in September to three of the 11 charges he was indicted on, including cocaine possession and fentanyl trafficking and possession with multiple specifications. Judge Terri Kohlrieser followed the joint ...
Second plea proposal offered to Lima man
Oct. 4—LIMA — A Lima man who prosecutors say abused a child and attempted to cause physical harm to that person via strangulation has received a second plea offer that expires Friday, Oct. 11. Allen County Chief Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Kyle Thines put an offer on the official court record in April that called for Patrick Kollars, 46, to plead guilty to one of two second-degree felony ...
Lima man offered plea deal on attempted murder charge
Oct. 4—LIMA — A plea deal was offered to a Lima man Friday in Allen County Common Pleas Court that will expire on Oct. 11 on a charge of attempted murder, a first-degree felony. Prosecutors offered Daniel Elliott, 26, five years in prison on the charge, but his attorney, Stephen Chamberlain of the Allen County Public Defenders Office, said Elliott still wants to go to trial. A jury trial is ...
DG Market coming to Lima's east side
Oct. 3—LIMA — A new Dollar General is currently under construction and is slated for a late 2025 opening at 721 Flanders Ave., Lima, according to Emma Hall, Dollar General's public relations coordinator. This marks Lima's 12th Dollar General location. It will be located near Findlay Road/state Route 81, between Summit and McCullough streets. The new location will serve as a DG Market, offering ...
America 250 picnic to come to Lima
Oct. 3—LIMA — Cenovus Energy and the City of Lima will participate in Ohio's signature event for the 250th birthday of the United States of America in two years. Ohio's Homecoming and Picnic will feature current and former Ohioans celebrating the semiquincentennial with community picnics across the state, including one in Lima. "We're looking forward to having our homecoming picnic and hope to ...
Outdoors: Allen County H2Ohio project important to Toledo area
LIMA, Ohio — Some 70 miles or so south of Toledo down I-75, 25 officials from federal, state, and Allen County took part to celebrate this week as the wraps came off an H2Ohio project, one that had its initial conception dating back to the 1990s. The Baughman Ditch Petition was initially pursued in 1997 by Diane Baughman, a local resident who lived in a home and owned a rental in the watershed and wanted to rein in the flooding. The project at the N West Street and Bluelick Road intersection is about three miles north of town. Because of...
Green Jelly Jams: The self-declared 'worst band ever' comes to Ottawa Tavern
The world’s worst band was there for me on one of the most harrowing days of my life. So there I was seated at my desk chair on my lunch break on an unseasonably cold day in August a few years before the pandemic, holding the phone receiver which has gone dead on the other end, and I have one thing on my mind. I need a Green Jelly tattoo. And I need it now. Some background: I’m an at-birth adoptee who had been searching for my birth mother since the ’90s. Finally, thanks to an adoption “search angel” I got a lead. Then came the morning of Aug. 2, 2018. I'd tracked down my birth mother and on that day on my lunch break I decided to reach out and call her. I'd previously sent her a letter with my photograph in it, inviting her to call me but hadn't heard anything back. So I decided to hell with it, I'll call her. Phone rings. Rings again. "Hello?"
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