Nov 11, 2007 | Norwalk Reflector
“It was difficult to get enough workers. We had several people cancel toward the end”
Tom Gerrity, director of the Huron County Board of Elections, said he expects a moderate turnout today and voters should not have to wait long to cast a ballot. via Norwalk Reflector
Online Exclusive - Two firearm theft suspects charged
“They went back and stole the weapons and dispensed them to different folks”
An accused burglary getaway driver must post a $30,000 bond before being released from the Huron County Jail. via Norwalk Reflector
BUCYRUS - Marjorie 'Marge' E. Brooks, 74, of 2331 Kerstetter Road, Bucyrus, died Monday morning, Nov. via Marion Star
Bowling Green State University's Firelands campus in Huron will host a Job Fair from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Nov. via News-Messenger
Melissa Ann Pfaff and Seth David Roberts
Melissa Ann Pfaff and Seth David Roberts were married August 25, 2007 at 3:30 pm in Lakeside, Ohio in an outdoor ceremony. via News Journal
Rob McCurdy: For distance runners, nothing else can compare
“I love the nervousness and the competition”
Runners are different. Distance runners are alien. How many of us circle around and around to get a prime parking spot at the mall rather than walk the extra 30 feet to park right away? How many drive through ... via News Journal
Willard man blows probation, receives 22-month prison term
“He did not do well in drug treatment court”
A Willard man admitted to four allegations of violating his probation Monday. He was sentenced to 22 months in prison. via Norwalk Reflector
Most Wanted: Authorities seek fugitives, probation violators
“We feel that both these people are in the area”
Elbert Williams and Cheryl Hardy have been on probation for about two months each. via News Journal
Jared J. Scholten, 20, of 21733 W. Trowbridge Road, Martin, arrested by Ottawa County Sheriff's Office for three bench warrants for failure to complete community service, no bond. via Port Clinton News Herald
Zeus Polak, 425 Portland Way North, Galion, was arrested by Galion police on a disorderly conduct by intoxication charge. via Central Ohio
Judge: Driver not guilty by reason of insanity
“There's no question she's better ... but she's not in a state of normal mental health”
A judge found a Willard woman not guilty by reason of insanity in an April 24 high-speed chase after a short bench trial Tuesday. via Norwalk Reflector
Two vying for at large seat on Mansfield City Council
“The police will tell you that crime increases as soon as school lets out”
Voters will choose a new at large City Council member Nov. 6. It will be the first elected office for either Republican Cliff Mears, of 641 Bigelow Road, or Democrat Ellen Haring, of 986 Millsboro Road. via News Journal
Milestones: RR Donnelley, Embarq honor longtime employees
WILLARD -- James D. Cunningham will celebrate 30 years of service at RR Donnelley in Willard on Oct. via News Journal
Authorities, mom offer theories on Hicks' death
“Her total side of her head was beat.”
The official word on Regina Hicks' October 2001 death was drowning. Sheriff's detectives and Lacella Holbrook, the victim's mother, have their theories of what led to the 23-year-old Willard woman being found ... via Norwalk Reflector
Most Wanted: Authorities seek pair who ran out of chances
MANSFIELD -- Cory Stratton needed to complete a stint in a halfway house and have two good months to get his probation transferred to West Virginia. via News Journal
Unkempt rental properties a concern in Willard
“Personally I think it's one of the best ways to spend your tax dollars”
Peeled paint. Out-of-control weeds. Broken windows. Unpainted surfaces. Dan Christoff is concerned his property value will decrease due to the appearance of his neighbors' rental properties. via Norwalk Reflector
Isabella Catherine Smith, 91 of Bellevue passed away at Saturday October 13 at Mercy Hospital of Willard. via News-Messenger
CRESTLINE -- Richard L. Strohm, 50, died Sunday, Oct. 7, 2007, at home. He was born Dec. via News Journal
Mayor endorses Paxton in finance director race
“The finance director is an elected individual, but must be part of a much bigger team and I have always taken that approach”
Although he recommended the appointment of Anna Tomasek as finance director in March 2006, Mayor Bill Strine said Friday he is supporting her opponent in the Nov. via Ashland Times-Gazette
Online Exclusive - Cocaine traffic stop case goes to jury
“I just wanted to give her a ride and go home.”
A Huron County Common Pleas Court jury started deliberating this morning in the trial of a Willard woman accused of having cocaine during a March traffic stop. via Norwalk Reflector