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Today's Logs (opens the original)
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The following calls for service were made Tuesday, Sept. 22: 4:35 a.m. â Carbon monoxide, 100 block of Avenue A. Bryan Fire Department and Williams County EMS also responded at 4:50 a.m. 7:41 a.m. â Criminal mischief, Plaza Senior Center, 1200 Rays Drive. 11:09 a.m. â Injury accident, area of county roads G and 13. Bryan Fire Department and Williams County EMS also responded. 11:12 a.m. â Domestic dispute, 600 block of South Beech Street. 11:48 a.m. â Violation of temporary/civil prote
Leta L. Marzolf (opens the original)
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Leta L. Marzolf, 98, of Lincolnton, Georgia, and formerly of Montpelier, Ohio, passed away on Tuesday, Sept. 22, 2026, at Thrive at Augusta Assisted Living in Martinez, Georgia. She was born on June 25, 1928, in Bryan, Ohio, to Harold F. Lewis Sr. and Dora A. (Palmiter) Lewis. Leta graduated from Wauseon High School in 1946 and went on to graduate from the University of Toledo School of Nursing with her R.N. Degree in 1949. Leta retired from the former Williams County General Hospital as the Dir
Edon council approves revised water and sewer rates (opens the original)
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EDON â Edon Village Council Monday passed two ordinances to revise the water and sewer rates after the third reading. These changes come as a way for the village to include a service line replacement fee. The new rate will include a $3.75 increase, this change will go into affect January. Village Administrator Chad Ordway asked council to pass an emergency resolution allowing him to apply for funding for the wastewater treatment plant. Ordway said it will be a $500,000 grant and a $500,000 loa
Edon council approves revised water and sewer rates (opens the original)
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EDON â Edon Village Council Monday passed two ordinances to revise the water and sewer rates after the third reading. These changes come as a way for the village to include a service line replacement fee. The new rate will include a $3.75 increase, this change will go into affect January. Village Administrator Chad Ordway asked council to pass an emergency resolution allowing him to apply for funding for the wastewater treatment plant. Ordway said it will be a $500,000 grant and a $500,000 loa
Health department says response to cyclospora closed (opens the original)
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The Williams County Health Department (WCHD) Tuesday reported cyclospora cases were down 67.9% in August. The number of causes went from 28 in July to nine in August. The WCHD has not seen any new cases in the last few weeks. âThat outbreak appears to be closed, at least in the eyes of public health and emergency response,â said Oscar Hernandez III, health commissioner. So total cases in Williams County, I donât know know if weâre 100% set on those yet, but we have definitely seen a redu
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