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Ohio law increases penalties for interfering with traffic arrests
By Sam Shriver Times Bulletin Reporter sshriver@cherryroad.com COLUMBUS — A new Ohio law that expands restrictions on interfering with traffic-related arrests and requires certain motorists to provide identifying information to police took effect Oct. 6. Van Wert Police Chief Doug Weigle says he’s happy lawmakers made the changes. “I happy to see this legislation spell…
Community
YMCA holds women’s self-defense class during Domestic Violence Awareness Month
The YMCA of Van Wert County recently hosted a free women’s self-defense class led by instructor Shad Robeson of 540 Martial Arts Center.(Photo submitted) Information submittedVAN WERT — The YMCA of Van Wert County hosted a free women’s self-defense class on Oct.17 led by instructor Shad Robeson of 540 Martial Arts Center on Main Street.…
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OHSAA releases second-to-last football computer ratings
COLUMBUS — The Ohio High School Athletic Association released the official football computer ratings on Tuesday afternoon. The weekly ratings report is released each Tuesday afternoon, leading up to the final report this coming Sunday, October 25.
