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Trailhead will be moved
GENEVA — A contentious trailhead in Adams County will be relocated.
Portland OKs paving project
Some Portland residents will have their streets renovated in the coming year.
ISTEP scores are still on hold
Like all school corporations in the state, Jay County continues to play a waiting game when it comes to final test scores.
County gets insurance review
Jay County has a few gaps in its insurance coverage, as well as some advantages over other counties, the county commissioners learned Monday morning.
Dunkirk sticks with contract
DUNKIRK — City council decided not to negotiate one of its fire contracts.
Sewer district approves budget
Jay County Regional Sewer District approved its 2016 budget Monday evening.
Council pushes to collect court fees
A Jay County Council member made one suggestion for spending more money. But not before he made a suggestion for bringing in a much larger amount.
JCH hits goals
Jay County Hospital surpassed several of its goals this year, hospital CEO Dave Hyatt told the Jay County Commissioners on Monday.
City fined for fish kill
Portland City Council unanimously approved payment of claims at Monday night’s meeting, but something smelled fishy to one council member.
FR council sets salaries
Fort Recovery Village Council took care of some end-of-year business at its Monday night meeting.
Board bumps contract amount
As Portland prepares for a nationwide project, it changed its contract with a land-surveying firm now that old sidewalk construction guidelines are being enforced by the state.
Waste district to offer grants
With its finances in good shape and getting better every month, Jay County Solid Waste Management District is looking for more ways to promote recycling.
Dunkirk OKs flooding study
DUNKIRK — Precautions are being taken to avoid further flooding in the city.
Cost unclear for tile replacement
Jay and Blackford County residents who will pay for a new drainage tile will have to wait a while longer to find out what the cost might be.
FR schools test scores remain strong
FORT RECOVERY — Test results for 2014-15 were similar to those from previous school years.
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