George L. Steffen
Claudette Davenport
Bonnie G. Fagin

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2009 Beef Breeding and Beef Steer Show Results
2009 Meat/Dairy Goat and All Other Breed Show Results
2009 Dairy Beef Show Results
2009 Pygmy Goat Show Results
2009 Sheep Show Results
2009 Dairy Show Results
2009 Public Speaking Contests
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2009 Rabbit Show Results
2009 Dog Judgings
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MEDINA — The Sandridge Food Corp. is gearing up for another growth spurt, building upon the 26,000-square-foot addition it constructed last year to its plant.
Construction on a 10,000-square foot expansion is slated to begin in October, thanks to a $2 million 166 Direct Loan from the Ohio Department of Development granted Aug. 31. The loan [...]

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Wadsworth and the county’s unincorporated areas will not receive funds from an Ohio Department of Development grant program that aims to help residents in housing-related activities.
And — in the case of the unincorporated areas — they missed the funding for the Community Housing Improvement Program by a hair. Scott Miller, county finance director, said he [...]

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WADSWORTH — The city accepted a law enforcement grant that will pay for a new police officer and the implementation of two technologies new to the department.
Council approved the acceptance of the $76,387 Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant, part of the 2009 American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, on Tuesday.
Administered by the Ohio Office of [...]

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WADSWORTH TWP. — The Medina County Health Department found a bat in the township last week that tested positive for rabies Tuesday. The department reports that cases of bats with rabies are not uncommon and there are no known exposures to any humans or pets in the county.
“It was just lying in my backyard and [...]

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BRUNSWICK — The city’s police department will soon receive a new Dodge Charger cruiser after winning a contest Wednesday at the Ohio Enforcement Expo.
Lt. Brian Ohlin said he and Officer Michael Mummert attended the Columbus conference where the 40 departments invited had the opportunity to pick a set of keys that could start one of [...]

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CHICAGO — The first pass of the game got picked off. Good thing for Brady Quinn he wasn’t the one throwing it. Neither was Derek Anderson.
Eric Mangini didn’t need another look at his top quarterbacks so he gave them the night off rather than one more audition. And if he has decided on a starter, [...]

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YORK TWP. — While lacking the luster it had when the schools annually played for the Inland Conference championship 40 years ago, the Highland-Buckeye football rivalry is still very much alive.
Two-way Bucks lineman Kelton Keller left no doubt.
“Oh, yeah, I hate Highland so much,” Keller said Thursday without hesitation. “I’ve always hated Highland. In fact, [...]

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