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Twila A. Huffman-German, 87, of Vermillion and formerly of Dellroy, Ohio, died Monday, May 20, 2024 at the Stein Hospice Care Center in Sandusky, Ohio. A daughter of the late John D. and Dorothy (Jewell) Howlett, she was born on Aug. 1,1936, in Augusta Township, Ohio. For 35 years she was dedicated to the nursing profession, serving as an Emergency Room Nurse at Union Hospital in Dover. Twila also gave
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Most people think of the Algonquin Mill Festival as a once-a-year event.While the celebration is held annually on the second weekend of October at the Mill Complex in Petersburg, officials are offering residents a chance to enjoy mill products during the “off-season.”Officials are selling sauerkraut ($7 per quart), buckwheat flour (2-lb bag for $5) wholewheat flower ($4 per bag) and cornmeal ($3 per bag) on Thursdays from 9 a.m. to
By Carol McIntire Editor Ricky Sibila, II and Coach Mike Aukerman had a goal and a plan to reach that goal heading into the Division II district track meet Friday at West Holmes. The Carrollton junior and his coach had their sights set on a win in the 3200M, a new district record and had a plan in place to achieve it. Minerva junior Grasyn Rettig had a plan as
A fire of an undetermined origin destroyed a mobile home on a basement in Orange Township Sunday morning, May 19. According to Carrollton Village Fire Department Chief Shane Thomas, the department was toned for a structure fire at the home of Riley and Karen Snair in the 7000 block of Autumn Rd. at 8:45 a.m. Thomas said the department was out of the Carrollton station within five minutes of being
By Carol McIntireEditorA tornado that lasted just under a minute destroyed boats and boat docks at Leesville Lake May 17.Carroll County Emergency Management Agency (EMA) Director Tom Cottis said the tornado began developing at 1:33.55 p.m. and lifted and dissipated less than a minute later.“Security camera footage from South Fork Marina shows the tornado beginning to develop over Leesville Lake in Orange Twp. south of South Fork Marina,” Cottis told
To the Editor:In an already challenging economy, seniors, veterans, the working class, all home and property owners are trying to provide for their families, feel protected in their own homes, while avoiding home foreclosures and vehicle repossessions that are already on the rise.Now Ohioan’s are suddenly stricken or will soon be stricken with hundreds or thousands of dollars in unexpected increase in taxes. A problem that could expect to continue
