Jun 5, 2008 | Brownfield Network
Northwest Ohio has challenging spring
Wednesday, June 4, 2008, 12:24 PM by Dave Russell Another area of the Corn Belt that has had its share of challenges this spring is Northwest Ohio.
By J. GRABER STAFF WRITER Six northwest Ohio counties could get $3 million worth of state help in their fight against the devastating floods that have plagued the area for the past two years.
Hancock County GOP sheriff's race draws veterans
“There's a lot that we have going that needs to be completed, and I think now is not the time for change”
Hancock County Sheriff Michael Heldman and former Findlay Police Chief Thomas Renninger both have worked in law enforcement in Hancock County for more than three decades. via Toledo Blade
Stork arrives, but now the big bird won't leave
Living in the country, one gets used to unexpected visitors.Over the years, we've had close encounters with deer, raccoons, groundhogs, skunks, opossum, waterfowl, moles, mice, squirrels and of course, toads ... via TheCourier.com
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