Amherst City Council weighs drug dog program costs
Amherst officials hold a special Police and Fire Committee meeting to discuss acquiring a drug sniffing dog for the police. The item has been tabled amid a projected $40,000 yearly cost even after students at Marion L Steele High School raised about $5,000 to buy the dog. Citizens have pressed for answers as council President John Higgins invites all interested parties to attend.
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LaGrange Board of Public Affairs Meeting Tuesday
The regular meeting of the Special Board of Public Affairs is set for Tuesday at 6 30 p m in the LaGrange Municipal Building. The session had been rescheduled from August 14.
Stolen items reported and birth notices published
A theft report lists a ring and necklace valued over 400 dollars from a Parmely Drive residence and two bicycle thefts from Sixth Street and a Toys R Us parking lot. Births announced July 25 and 26 include three Elyria families and two Grafton families with newborns listed at specified addresses.
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