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Strolling down memory lane
Happy 4th of July! I hope that you had a wonderful weekend and were able to enjoy time with family and friends.Picnics are the best, except I usually ...
Dealing with terrible tantrums
Dear Grandparenting: Tyler got me again. He had a fit at the store and made me look like a total fool.Tyler wanted to get started on a box of cookies ...
Out of the past
125 YearsJuly 2, 1897The Klute Band gave one of their excellent concerts at Tawawa Lake last evening. The concert was free and there was a very large ...
Like a duck takes to water
Adrian Aguilar, 10, of Sidney, flips through the air off of a diving board at the Sidney Water Park on Thursday, June 30. Adrian said he has been divi...
Program is a game changer
Shane Payne, left, runs from Konner Pellman, both of Sidney, during a Sidney Youth Football fifth- and sixth-grade practice at Sidney Memorial Stadium...
Solar Phase 2 Completed in Wapakoneta
WAPAKONETA — Local officials and business owners gathered Thursday for a ribbon cutting ceremony to commemorate the completion of WapakonetaR...
Anna Foundation awards schololarships
SIDNEY — The Anna Education Foundation held their annual banquet recently at the Shelby Oaks Golf Course.The first speaker for the evening was D...
City record
Police logTHURSDAY-3:55 a.m.: warrant. Henry Wolaver, 46, was arrested on a warrant.-1:15 p.m.: harassment. Police responded to reports of harassment ...
BBB program to host ‘Lunch N Learn’ focusing on mental health in the workplace
DAYTON — Women in Business Networking (WiBN), a program of Better Business Bureau (BBB), will host a “Lunch N Learn” on July 26 at t...
Engineering manager retires
Sidney Engineering Manager Randy Magoto, center, of Fort Loramie, talks with Sidney Mayor Mardi Milligan, left, and Sidney Manager Andrew Bowsher duri...
