Serious injuries linger in Thursday accidents across area
Several area residents remain in serious or fair condition after Thursday crashes. Donald Baker, 52, of North Fairfield, is in ICU at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital after being pinned against a workbench by a county truck. Raymond Ross, 98, of Norwalk, is in serious condition at Elyria Memorial Hospital after a head on crash on Ohio 61. Annie Barber, 5, of Marshall Street, improved to fair at the Medical College of Ohio Hospital after riding with her father in a semi that jackknifed on U.S. 6. Donald Hicks, 23, of Berlin Heights, was released from Sandusky Memorial after injuries in the crash that killed Edison High athlete Jeffrey Spradlin on Ohio 13 near Milan. The Huron County Sheriff’s Department received a 3382 grant to buy police cruiser radios, with federal paying 3043 and state and county 169 each.
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Donald R. Baker
North Fairfield
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Baker
Huron County
Raymond L. Ross
N. Pleasant St
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Ohio
Norwalk
Annie Barber
Sheriff Gets Grant
Wilbur Barber
Marshall St
Medical College of Ohio
Toledo
Fremont
U.S. 6
Donald E. Hicks
Berlin Heights
Sandusky Memorial Hospital
Edison
Jeffrey Spradlin
Ohio 13
Milan
Huron County Sheriff's Department
John Boriga
North Star Council of Governments
Borgia
Norwalk Man Jailed on Bench Warrant Christmas Day
A Norwalk man Raymond Seman 28 Summit St was jailed Christmas day after Bellevue Police arrested him for going the wrong way on a one way street. The bench warrant from Norwalk Municipal Court for failing to pay a fine and court costs was found and he was transferred to Norwalk police. He was later released on bail.
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Norwalk
Raymond Seman
Summit St
Bellevue
New Deputy Promoted and Sheriff Sees Term Reappointment
Deputy John Arcudi was promoted to sergeant and helped solve a rural break in with the arrest of two 16 year olds for stealing a shotgun and a rifle. Arcudi, with over two years in the department, holds an associate degree and an Ohio Peace Officer Training Certificate. Sheriff Borgia was sworn in for a fifth term by his aunt.
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Huron County
John Arcudi
Arcudi
Sheriff’s Department
Ohio
Borgia
Carl J. Boehler
Boehler
L.A. Wright
Public hearings on Community Development Grant program set
Citizens may voice project preferences for the Community Development Grant program at two 7 30 p m hearings to be held Tuesday and Thursday in council chambers. A citizen committee will collect recommendations for City Council review. This marks the citys third year applying for grant funds with sewer projects on Seminary Street and Woodlawn Avenue already under construction from the first year. Last year no funding was awarded.
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Ray Sizemore
Dick Kerkhoff
Roger Waite
City Council
Seminary Street
Woodlawn Avenue
Greenwich Man Granted Shock Probation
A 21 year old Greenwich man Edward C. King freed by Judge Robert W. Smith and placed on probation for five years after a September sentence of six months to five years for receiving stolen property. Bond set at $10,000 for Paul V. Perkins 19 Toledo arrested for probation violation. perdido
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Greenwich
Edward C. King
Robert W. Smith
Smith
King
Paul V. Perkins
Toledo
Perkins
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