LOCAL GOVERNMENT
Dunkirk sticks with choice of Tahoe
DUNKIRK — The police department will soon have a new vehicle.
FR steps toward rate increase
FORT RECOVERY — Water and sewer raters are likely to increase.
Council approves payroll changes
Portland wastewater employees who receive additional certifications will get a pay raise.
Grant awards issued
Local organizations have been awarded nearly $350,000 for a variety of projects.
Ordinances are approved
REDKEY — Several new ordinances are now on the books.
Stone usage up for winter
“We’ve used a lot more stone,” Jay County highway superintendent Ken Wellman told county commissioners Monday.
Journey of hope beckons
A Portland police officer is making a 600-mile trip to visit a young boy with cancer whose story has inspired him.
Hospital ponders its future
For months and months, Jay County Hospital has stared at financial losses.
Governor pays Jay a visit
Indiana’s governor visited Jay County Friday to learn more about Jay County High School’s career and technical education programs and discuss his plans to address issues that impact the community.
JEMS needs more space
We simply need more space.
Council deals with salary issues
Jay County’s deputy coroners will see a pay increase. Decisions on other requests for salary bumps will wait until at least March.
Deeds turned over to Dunkirk
Jay County Commissioners agreed Monday to deed seven more properties from the delinquent property tax list to the City of Dunkirk as part of an ongoing blight removal effort.
Village annexations moving forward
FORT RECOVERY — In 30 days, the village will expand. And, if all goes as planned, it will do so at least twice more this year.
Portland city court caseload drops
Portland City Court saw its caseload drop a by 16.5 percent in 2016, but fees collected stayed almost stable.
Officials react to spike in ODs
County and city officials expressed dismay Monday over the spate of drug overdoses in recent days, voicing frustration about how to deal with the problem of drug abuse in the community.
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