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  • Commissioners make changes
    Drainage assessments for multiple watersheds will be changed in an effort to either pay off debt or combine with a larger watershed.
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  • First to file
    Incumbent Beth Krieg finishes paperwork to run for a second term on Jay School Board Monday morning at Jay County Courthouse. Krieg is the first to file and will run for the District 3 seat, which encompasses Penn, Greene and Jefferson townships. (The Commercial Review/Kelly Lynch)
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  • 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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  • Commissioners make changes

    Drainage assessments for multiple watersheds will be changed in an effort to either pay off debt or combine with a larger watershed. 

  • Dunkirk plant work complete

    DUNKRK — The result of one construction project is ready to be unveiled to the public while the city continues work on several others. 

  • District approved budget

    Jay County Solid Waste Management District sailed through its budgeting process. 
  • 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. 

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Family

  • Couple to wed in October

    Couple to wed in October

    Erin McLaughlin and Rodney Brooks are planning an Oct. 4 wedding. 

  • Sign up now for classes at Arts Place

    Applications are being accepted for the first semester of MusicWorks at Arts Place beginning Aug. 25 and continuing through Dec. 23. 

  • 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. 

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