Fostoria News

By SARA ARTHURS Staff Writer From a fellow officer stabbed to a man running into a church naked, Fostoria Police Capt.

A local case involving a stabbing will head to Wood County Court of Common Pleas.

By SANDRA WHITTA STAFF WRITER Seneca County commissioners are looking to consolidate the county's 9-1-1 dispatch to one central location.

By CHANDRA NIKLEWSKI STAFF WRITER The Village of West Millgrove no longer has a mayor's court, but the police force can still issue citations.

By ADRIENNE CURLIS STAFF WRITER The effort to hire Fostoria's next safety service director hit a road block Tuesday when a resolution to hire the mayor's candidate of choice was tabled by City Council for ...

A sixty-year-old Fostoria jewelry store is back in business after being burned out of business.

A squirrel caused 1,707 customers to lose power Tuesday for more than an hour near Countyline Street, north of the city, an AEP spokeswoman said.

By CHANDRA NIKLEWSKI STAFF WRITER Two separate traffic stops by Fostoria police led to drug and other charges for four people.

By ADRIENNE CURLIS STAFF WRITER Fostoria Community Schools Board of Education approved Monday a leaner building plan for the district, but funding it will be decided by voters in November.

By ADRIENNE CURLIS STAFF WRITER Fostoria City Council's Finance Committee got a sneak peek Monday at the proposed 2009 budget.

A Fostoria man was arrested following a stabbing on Wednesday night. Lamar Ferguson, 29, was taken into custody and charged with felonious assault following an incident at 10 p.m. July 9 on Plaza Drive.

We the people of the United States of America ... wait a minute! Where did California go? We cannot have states making up new rules without the blessing of the nation as a whole.

This past week I couldn't tell some nights if I was hearing thunder or fireworks.

By KELLY PICKEREL Staff writer Main Street wasn't ready to lose Kaminsky & Sons Jewelers after a February fire destroyed the 62-year-old business.

By CHANDRA NIKLEWSKI STAFF WRITER An operating levy could be headed to the ballot this fall for voters in the Hopewell-Loudon school district.

By CHANDRA NIKLEWSKI and SANDRA WHITTA STAFF WRITERS The fireworks faded, but the community spirit stayed strong Friday.

COLUMBUS -- Justin Bickle, a former Licking County Economic Development Department employee, has been promoted to corporate site location manager with the Columbus Chamber of Commerce.

By JIM MAURER Staff Writer FOSTORIA - It's been more than 21 2 years since Mayor John Davoli rode a Segway Personal Transporter down the municipal building sidewalk and urged department heads to look for ways ...

By ADRIENNE CURLIS STAFF WRITER Seneca County Commission on Aging is continuing its search for a new location for Fostoria's senior center.

Fireworks started early this year for the residents on Francis Avenue Wednesday.