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Tuesday, July 29, 2014

  • Police hosting national night out
    Local law enforcement is asking Jay County residents to lock their doors, turn on outside lights and spend an evening outside with neighbors.
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  • Light work
    City of Portland employee Todd Nichols fastens a light fixture after replacing a bulb this morning on Meridian Street between Race and North streets. (The Commercial Review/Ray Cooney)
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  • Monument honors military veterans
    Flags flying high above the playground equipment are noticeable to anyone driving through Dunkirk City Park. But what passersby may not see is the monument they surround.
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  • Neal plays
    Neal Patel participates in a Rube Goldberg workshop Friday afternoon at John Jay Center for Learning. A Rube Goldberg device is a “comically involved, complicated invention, laboriously contrived to perform a simple operation.”
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  • Police hosting national night out

    Police hosting national night out

    Local law enforcement is asking Jay County residents to lock their doors, turn on outside lights and spend an evening outside with neighbors. 
  • Monument honors military veterans

    Monument honors military veterans

    Flags flying high above the playground equipment are noticeable to anyone driving through Dunkirk City Park. But what passersby may not see is the monument they surround. 

  • Redkey project moves ahead

    REDKEY—Troy Stahl of Fleis & Vandenbrink Engineering, Inc., congratulated Redkey Town Council members Thursday evening on receiving a nearly $4 million grant from United States Department of Agriculture. 

  • JCH offers incentives

    Jay County Hospital team members will now be financially rewarded for their ideas. 

  • Council gives EDIT funding

    Portland City Council on Monday voted to appropriate more than $225,000 of economic development income tax (EDIT) funds to city projects. 

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Family

  • A timeout can be helpful

    Sometimes a time-out can be a good thing. My three-year old grandson, Nicholas, and I were playing one evening. I won our sword fight or whatever it was we were playing. He put his hands on his hips and told me I was in time-out. I was not to get up until he told me I could. 

  • Poker run scheduled

    The 5th annual Norman Vinson Memorial Poker Run will be held Saturday, Aug. 2. 

  • Sis keeps sense of humor

    Sitting in a hospital room, waiting for information about a sick loved one is stressful. 

  • More than 100 give at blood drive

    The American Red Cross held a blood drive Tuesday at Jay Community Center in Portland with 102 donating. 

  • Pennville, Portland to hold camps

    The Youth Service Bureau will conduct free summer camps for children ages three months to five years. 

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