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Police calls
200 block of East High Street, Lima A theft was reported Monday.
1300 block of Essex Drive, Lima A dog bite incident was reported Monday; the animal remains at large.
1500 block of Allentown Road, Lima A theft was reported Monday.
200 block of East 10th Street, Lima The theft of a motor vehicle was reported Monday.
Kunneke Avenue at South Cable Road, Lima A hit-and-run traffic accident was investigated Monday.
South Metcalf Street at West Elm Street, Lima Police responded Monday to the report of an intoxicated person.
400 block of Cornell Drive, Lima Police responded late Monday to a fight in progress.
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Findlay Road/Jackson Street intersection closed starting today
Construction
LIMA The intersection at Findlay Road (state Route 81) and Jackson Street will close to traffic starting on Monday, May 24 until Tuesday, August 31 for realignment.
Sugar Street, Robb Avenue and Main Street will serve as the detours for traffic from stare Route 81.
Construction
Construction
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Jim Krumel: Youth newspaper carriers a first job like few others
Jim Krumel
Steve Metzger of Elida has restored this 1967 Schwinn carrier bike that was similar to the one he used to deliver newspapers as a youth. He’s even made saddle bags for it and vows to one day ride it around the community.
I’m sure of it.
No doubt in mind.
There’s ink in the blood of Al Meinerding, Eldon Miller, Margaret Finkenbine, Theresa Schnipke and countless others whose first job, way back when, was delivering newspapers.
Putting that paper in the hands of their customers is as special to them today as it was during their childhood.