Grand jury indicts 11
By Jacob Clary - jclary@aimmediamidwest.com
A Chillicothe man who was indicted for illegal conveyance of drugs onto the grounds of a specified government facility and aggravated possession of a fentanyl-related compound was among 11 people indicted Tuesday by a Highland County grand jury.
James Zamora, Jr., 33, conveyed or attempted to convey a drug of abuse, on or around March 4, 2021, onto the grounds of the Highland County Justice Center, or an institution that is under the control of the department of mental health and addiction services, or the department of developmental disabilities, the department of youth services or the department of rehabilitation and corrections, according to Highland County Common Pleas Court records.
Why a bespoke outfit is the ultimate feel good fashion purchase
A made-to-measure outfit is an investment that will stand the test of time
Virginia Chadwyck-Healey in a bespoke dress
Credit: Andrew Crowley
If you have ever considered having an outfit made for you, I thought I would cover the exclusive territory of made-to-measure – a break away from all that we see on the high street or from the stalwarts of online retail.
Anyone who has ever commissioned an outfit will know it is very much a “journey”. Many assume it is the privilege of brides, mothers of the bride, or successful city types who can afford to have a tailor come to their boardroom office. But what if you simply want the perfect jacket, or a great day dress?
HIGHLAND COUNTY S.O. REPORTS
June 20
INCIDENTS/ARREST
A deputy investigated a complaint of a breaking and entering at a property in the 8600 block of Peach Orchard Road.
A resident of the 10000 block of North Shore Drive reported his car was missing. After investigation, Lisa Redman, 56, of Hillsboro, was arrested for theft.
June 21
INCIDENT/ARREST
A resident of the 11000 block North Shore Drive reported that a male had made partial entry to the residence. After investigation, Michael Benavides, 23, of Seaman, was arrested and charged with burglary.
June 22
INCIDENT
A resident of the 11000 block of Hickory Trail advised several juveniles were being unruly. This incident remains under investigation.
Why the micro wedding is here to stay
Micro weddings were necessitated by the pandemic but could be the future. Seven happy couples tell us why they re glad they went small
6 March 2021 • 1:56pm
Many couples have found that they are relieved at the prospect of a small wedding
Credit: Anna List Brain
How small is too small for a wedding? Since the start of the pandemic, even the most mega of weddings have been micro-sized due to Covid restrictions, challenging Britain’s £10 billion-per-year wedding industry to prove that bijou – be that 30 guests, 15 or just six – can also be beautiful.
While big weddings will hopefully be back on the cards from June, according to the Government’s roadmap plans, experts believe the less-is-more trend will continue regardless, inspired by the stylish yet scaled back celebrations of 2020.