NMPL thanks you for support
By Brenda K. Miller - Director, NMPL
NEW MADISON The world has been a bit weird in 2020, but one thing remains the goodness of people.
I remember last winter when our patrons were worried about the safety of our staff as the COVID-19 virus began to seep into Ohio. When we reopened in late spring, patrons sent us gifts of hand sanitizer and snacks to keep us going. We never had a group visit us, whether it was book club members or visitors meeting with their insurance brokers, that they didn’t stop to thank us for our time. Then there are those faithful followers on Facebook & Instagram who took the time to notice our efforts and like our posts.
Four sentenced in court
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GREENVILLE Four people appeared in Darke County Common Pleas Court on Monday for sentencing. Judge Jonathan P. Hein presided.
Caleb Warrender, 22, of Niles, was sentenced to 30 days in jail with three days credit on two county of forgery, both fifth-degree felonies. In addition to jail time, Warrender was ordered to pay the restitution amount of $5,160.50, with monthly payments over a 60-month period. He faces more restrictive sanctions and up to 10 months of additional jail time should he violate community control sanctions during his probationary period.
Kyllian McNutt, 28, of Greenville, was sentenced to nine months imprisonment in the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Corrections, with one day local jail time credit, after being convicted on one count of attempted failure to comply with the order or signal of a police officer, a fourth-degree felony. The prison sentence is in line with McNutt’s previous failures to comply with local san