Ostrander News

Wednesday, November 4, 2009 4:25 AM WCLT News Staff A Delaware County man charged with killing his wife has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity.

Consumers relying on telephone land lines could see their rates climb for basic service under proposed state legislation to ease industry regulation, a coalition of consumer groups charged yesterday.

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OSTRANDER, Ohio A man accused in his wife's slaying Saturday remained in the Delaware County Jail Monday on a $250,000 bond, 10TV News reported.

Monday, October 26, 2009 5:00 AM WCLT News Staff Delaware County authorities have arrested a 40-year-old Ostrander man in the death of his wife on Friday.

Daniel L. Fry was arrested after deputies found his wife dead in their Delaware County home.

A 40 year old Ostrander man was jailed by deputies Saturday morning after his wife died from gunfire that authorities say was delivered by her husband.

Millions of Ohio households with basic telephone service would face steeper monthly bills, larger security deposits, longer outages and potentially quicker disconnections if pending legislation becomes state law, consumer advocates warned Friday, Oct.

Pictured left - Four-year-old Caleb Fitch of Marysville, feeds goats at Leeds Farm Wednesday morning.

Area emergency services responded to this three-car accident on Route 4 north of Wolford-Maskill Road Friday at 2:46 p.m. as roads filled with rush hour traffic.

Center Stage Players, which presents musicals in the Short North, will launch two sister troupes during its eighth season.

Resurfacing work will begin Sunday evening, Oct. 18, on a two-block section of William Street, from Union Street to Franklin Street.

Willow Benton, 1, and Kaireia Kleeman, 5, cover their friend Lilyanna Herriott, 2, in corn.

Monday, September 14, 2009 at 12:18 p.m. COLUMBUS- Low-income families can stay connected to local resources and emergency services through telephone assistance programs.

Telus' goats are actually Ostrander goats. And the - media stars' are not lording it over the barnyard compatriots.

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Thursday, August 27, 2009 4:33 AM Eric Brown A man is being treated for rabies after he was bitten earlier this week by a rabid bat.

A man is receiving precautionary rabies treatment after he was bitten earlier this week by a rabid bat.

Authorities arrested one suspect in connection with a shooting center burglary early Sunday.

CLEVELAND - Ohio's state government consumer advocate wants to make sure customers aren't hurt if Frontier Telephone buys Verizon landline assets in Ohio as part of a 14-state deal.