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DEAR EDITOR:It’s election time again and we all know how confusing that could be. But if everyone chooses the correct way to make their voting decision and will know that…

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A local ‘Breakfast Nut’ goes to Uganda

By Joe SchrinerCherryRoad Media CorrespondentOTTAWA — Once one of the “nuts” of Ottawa’s WQTL Radio “Rick Conti & the Breakfast Nuts” morning crew, she found herself, years later, in rural…

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Putnam County CIC has annual meeting, presents awards

The Family Owned Business Of The Year award went to B-K Tool And Design. (Photo provided)The Development Partner Of The Year award went to the Village Of Kalida. (Photo provided)Karl Schimmoeller of Fort Jennings received the Extra Mile Award. (Photo provided) KC AllenSentinel Reporterkallen@cherryroad.comOTTAWA — The Putnam County Community Improvement Corporation (CIC) held their annual…

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St. John’s on Grove to host ‘Siberian Solstice’

Information submittedCOLUMBUS GROVE — St. John’s Community Church in Columbus Grove will offer “Siberian Solstice”, a Trans-Siberian Orchestra tribute at 7 p.m. on Nov. 15 during its 20th anniversary concert season.A light show and video presentation augment the vocal and musical performances.

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Rockets dominate Locomotives

Pandora-Gilboa’s Jace Fenbert (middle) looks for extra yards as a pair of Montpelier players attempt to bring him down during their Division VII playoff game Friday night. (CherryRoad Media/Charlie Warnimont) By Charlie WarnimontSentinel Sports EditorCWarnimont@cherryroad.comPANDORA — Pandora-Gilboa had little trouble with Montpelier Friday night during their Division VII, Region 26 playoff game.The Rockets took the…

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Opinion

Letter to the Editor

DEAR EDITOR:It’s election time again and we all know how confusing that could be. But if everyone chooses the correct way to make their voting decision and will know that they made the RIGHT decision,…

Lifestyle

A local ‘Breakfast Nut’ goes to Uganda

By Joe SchrinerCherryRoad Media CorrespondentOTTAWA — Once one of the “nuts” of Ottawa’s WQTL Radio “Rick Conti & the Breakfast Nuts” morning crew, she found herself, years later, in rural Uganda changing the world, for…