Bomb threat evacuates South Central High School
A bomb threat forced the evacuation of South Central High School Tuesday afternoon. Major Greg Englund of the Huron County Sheriff’s Office said a note found in a bathroom stall stated there is a bomb in the high school. Six deputies, five EMS personnel, and the Ashland bomb squad responded as sheriff Capt. Ted Patrick coordinated the search. authorities vowed prosecution if the culprit is caught. The school was cordoned off and remained empty during the search. See threat on page 3.
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Huron County Sheriff's Office
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Ashland
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Huron County Sheriff’s
Sheriff reports busy 2012 for Huron County divisions
Huron County Sheriff Dane Howard released 2012 statistics. Dispatch handled 11 371 911 calls and 6341 complaint reports. Road patrol had 18 deputies covering 500 square miles around the clock, making 988 traffic stops and issuing 395 citations. The patrol recorded 733 arrests, 267 domestic disputes calls, 54 officer needs help calls, and 298 theft complaints not including vehicle thefts, plus 193 suspicious person incidents and 2 093 rigs processed.
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Howard
City moves to final US 224 phase public meeting set
Willard plans the fourth and final phase of the US 224 widening project. City Manager Brian Humphress says design is near complete and a public meeting will be held on Thursday March 7 at 6 pm to review current design and proposed changes. Temporary right of way may be needed from Sharpnack Chevrolet Buick during construction with no permanent takes anticipated.
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Willard
Brian Humphress
Humphress
Josh Gerber
Sharpnack Chevrolet Buick
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Council
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Plymouth Council Debates Police Cruiser Purchase
After a February 26 meeting the Plymouth village council discussed buying a new police cruiser. Chief Charles Dean and council member Richard Helms viewed a 2013 Dodge Charger in Xenia but the plan was paused amid concerns about rear wheel drive and winter traction. Dean favors front wheel drive for headroom and safer handling, trading in a 2004 Explorer valued at 1500 dollars. a four wheel drive option was also seen in Xenia.
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Richard Helms
Xenia
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Lee Welker
Helms
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