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More... School offering reward for info on bomb threats By Ben Sutherly JACKSON TWP., Darke County - A third bomb threat this school year at Mississinawa Valley High School has prompted a cash reward for ...

Fire investigators in Greenville searching for the cause of a fire that reportedly started in a garage and quickly spread to a 2 1/2 story vacant duplex at 439-441 South Locust Street near East 4th Street ...

“We hope to have over 700 cancer survivors at the event”

More... Union man seeks city's help for water drain-off in yard Gerald Gergasko asks council if taxpayer money funded system. via Dayton Daily News

News-Gazette reporter James Nelson, former police chief and former council member, won the four-way race for the Union City, Ohio mayor's seat with 141 votes . via News Gazette

The Union City Community Economic Development Corporation began with a few people meeting informally once a week to pusue economic opportunities for the State Line town. via News Gazette

“It's called OPCA, olivoponto-cerebellar atrophy, that affects chewing and swallowing, and in the later stages, the ability to walk”

Vickie Boone, 55, is trying to make a difference in the lives of her older fellow residents at Sunrise in Oakwood. via Dayton Daily News

“We can't say there was a bomb there, but we did locate items that are suspicious (and) that are commonly used to manufacture explosives”

UNION CITY - Police blew up three backpacks found in Union City today, but did not arrest or charge an Ohio man who firefighters saw drop one of the backpacks and quickly walk away from it. via Star-Press

“That may determine if we call you back or not”

Commissioners raised questions about management style, public relations and expected salary to three city manager candidates during a special public meeting. via Daily Herald

“We want to clean it up and make it a pleasant part of our community again, but we'll need some input from those people who will be using it.”

Commissioners will interview city manager candidates and hear from the public about improvements to a local park during two special meetings Thursday. via Daily Herald

“There will be some real disgruntled people, but in a few years, they will look back and be proud of being part of improving the village.”

News-Gazette reporter Some Union City, Ohio council members want the village's sidewalk replacement program to proceed at a faster pace than the current $15,000 annual budget allows. via News Gazette