Those who visit, live and work the village off Paulding now have a new place to stop for gas, refreshment, and even a quick meal. Victor’s Mart at 327 W. Wayne Street cut the ribbon on the new store, welcoming everyone graciously.
Large back pack Zipper binder with or without straps 1 folder for inside zipper binder 1 1 inch black binder 1 2 inch white binder 1 1 inch blue binder 4 glue sticks 3 packs of pencils with erasers 12 Expo dry erase markers (black only) 1 clean sock for dry erase boards package of page dividers (minimum 5) 2 boxes of Kleenex 1 roll of paper towels 2 containers of Clorox wipes 3 packages of 100 count index cards 4 pack highlighters 1 pair of scissors Earbuds or headphones for Chromebooks (must have) Fifth Grade Large back pack Zipper binder with or without straps 1 folder for inside zipper binder 1 2 inch black binders 1 1 inch blue binder 1 2 inch white binder 1 pack of pencils with erasers 1 clean sock for dry erase boards 12 Expo dry erase markers (black only) 2 boxes of Kleenex 1 roll of paper towels 2 containers of Clorox wipes 1 package of 100 count index cards Earbuds or headphones for Chromebooks (must have) Students will be notified the 1st day of school if a teacher is requesting something specific 7th grade: 2 boxes tissues 8th grade: 1 box of tissues and 1 roll of paper towels 2 Black dry erase markers Folders for each class Notebook for each class Pencils Highlighters 8th Grade Math, Algebra I: TI-30XII Wayne Trace High School Students will be notified the 1st day of school if a teacher is requesting something specific Kleenex or Clorox wipes given to 1st period teacher 2 Black dry erase markers Folders for each class Notebook for each class Pencils Highlighters Mrs. Develvis Kleenex – 3 boxes Clorox Wipes 20 Pencils 4 Glue sticks 4 Folders with binder holes 2 Dry erase markers Pencil pouch One pair of earbuds/ headphones 1 Regular calculator (not scientific) .
INFORMATION SUBMITTED Mrs. Hovest (TK) Aubree Dias Hendrix Ebel Bowen Edwards Adelyn Elliott Amelia Flint Kaiden Harris Jensen Ludwig Charloette Miller Tessa Miller Miguel Morales Luis Fernando Ramirez Gonzalez Leelyn Wilcox
Makes 2 to 4 servings This is a recipe from my new cookbook, The Cherished Table. We have very nice sweet onions from our garden this year.
Anthony M. Alba, Grover Hill, no motorcycle license, dismissed Anthony M. Alba, Grover Hill, 75/55, $45 fine, $97 costs Christopher A. Hudson, Latty, 77/55, $45 fine, $95 costs Dean J. Lause, Louisville, Ken., 80/65, $45 fine, $95 costs Miguel A. Mojica, Adrian, Mich., 60/55, $100 fine, $97 costs Darcy D. Stoller, Paulding, driving and texting, $95 costs Moises Bahena Nava, Houston, Texas, no license, driving and texting, no contest, $300 fine, $97 costs Benjamen D. Parks, Oakwood, stop sign, $55 fine, $95 costs Lindsay N. Bowling, Defiance, failure to control, $70 fine, $95 costs Christopher L. Runyon, Van Wert, driving under suspension, failure to control, $170 fine, $97 costs Kristen N. Sargent, Antwerp, assured clear distance, $70 fine, $95 costs Yassine Amaziane, Euless, Texas, failure to yield to emergency vehicle, $70 fine, $95 costs Joshua L. Hart, Auburn, Ind., driving and texting, $150 fine, $95 costs Bryan E. Glaze, Indianapolis, Ind., 65/60, $150 fine, $105 costs James R. Cross, Hopkinton, Mass., 94/65, $100 fine, $95 costs Barrientos S. Corder, Carmel, ind., 84/65, $45 fine, $95 costs Michelle K. Cramer, Lima, Ohio, 75/55, $45 fine, $95 costs Jada S. Green, Indianapolis, Ind., 91/65, $100 fine, $95 costs Sara L. Cantu, Paulding, 70/55, $45 fine, $95 costs Nathaniel Z. Williams, West Bloomfield, Mich., 91/65, $100 fine, $95 costs Joseph J. Massengill, Paulding, 81/55, $100 fine, $95 costs Raul A. Guerrero, Indianapolis, Ind., failure to yield to emergency vehicle, $70 fine, $95 costs Sarah C. Carter, Blookington, Ind., 67/50, $300 fine, $95 costs Drew M. Grimm, Bryan, Ohio, stop sign, $55 fine, $95 costs Pai Pai, Fort Wayne, Ind., 70/50, $300 fine, $95 costs
MARK RICHARDSON Producer, Ohio News Connection Recent changes on the political scene may have brought many younger voters into the fold, but a new poll shows that in Ohio, older voters could still make up an outsized portion of the electorate in November. A survey released this week by AARP Ohio finds that 89% of voters ages 50 and older say they are “extremely motivated” to cast a ballot this year.
INFORMATION SUBMITTED COLUMBUS - The Ohio Department of Commerce Division of Cannabis Control (DCC) issued its first set of dual-use Certificates of Operation (COO) to 98 eligible dispensaries across the state on Tuesday, Aug. 6.
Farmers pay a lot of money for nitrogen (N) fertilizer, especially on corn and wheat but also vegetable crops like tomatoes, pickles, melons, sweet corn, etc. Most N fertilizer is produced from 200 plants world wide using the Haber-Bosch process. Natural gas or coal is used with atmospheric N using high pressure and high temperatures. The coal or natural gas is a source of hydrogen while the atmosphere supplies the N to produce ammonia (NH3). About 96% of the N fertilizer is produced this way but it also has high greenhouse gas emissions, methane and carbon dioxide. The need for N fertilizer is currently about 100 billion tons per year.
INFORMATION SUBMITTED VAN WERT COUNTY—A two vehicle accident occurred at about 12:01 p.m. Thursday.