Jen Lazenby

Editor of the Northwest Signal newspaper.

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Mia Gyurasics of Liberty Center Middle School (middle) was the winner of the 2024 Northwest Signal Henry County Spelling Bee, while Celia Shepsko (left), also of Liberty Center Middle School, was the runner up. The competition was held at Patrick Henry Middle School Thursday.

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NACS Board places levy on March ballot, approves cuts

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Police in a central Kansas city raided a weekly newspaper last week — seizing computers, phones and hampering reporters from doing their jobs. Press freedom watchdogs have decried the raid on the Marion County Record as illegal; police disagree. https://t.co/zJk5fDFYK6

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While it does cause odors, hydrogen sulfide is not harmful in drinking water and is safe to drink. The “do not drink” advisory was unnecessary, and the residents can drink the water while the repairs are being made.

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At 6:15 p.m. Tuesday, the drinking water "do not drink" advisory issued by the Village of Holgate has been canceled.

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The Village of Holgate has issued a water advisory, and residents are being advised not to drink the water until further notice.
The village will issue a notification as soon as the issues are resolved.

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Village Administrator Jessi Randall issued the following statement: The Village of Holgate is undergoing repairs to the equipment that is used to treat hydrogen sulfide, which is naturally occurring in the village's drinking water.

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The Village of Holgate has issued a water advisory, and residents are being advised not to drink the water until further notice.
The village will issue a notification as soon as the issues are resolved.

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NAPOLEON — Following the resignation of Henry County Commissioner Jeff Mires earlier this month, the Henry County Republican Central Committee selected Lori Siclair of Napoleon to fill the vacant seat. https://t.co/04Ao9MhlMI

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Editor’s Note: Four individuals will be inducted into the Napoleon Area City Schools Distinguished Alumni Hall of Fame Class of 2023 this Friday — George Huber, Class of 1961 Florida High School; David Retcher, Class of 1979 Napoleon High School; Br… https://t.co/maTeRg1nY8

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NAPOLEON — Showing youth more about the teaching profession is the focus of Teachers of Tomorrow at Napoleon Senior High School. https://t.co/BzlPtZthyJ

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COLUMBUS — The Transportation Review Advisory Council (TRAC) Wednesday approved the annual list of projects to receive funding from the Ohio Department of Transportation’s Major New Capacity Program, including an interchange at U.S. Route 24 and Cou… https://t.co/pwwQuIq8X2

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NAPOLEON — The city is contracting with a new company for this year’s annual Fourth of July fireworks, which includes planning to move to a new site. https://t.co/HNnUKZCCus

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@NW_Signal Total snow accumulations of 3-5 inches are expected in Henry and Defiance counties. Total snow accumulations of 4-6 inches are expected in Fulton and Williams counties.
Plan on slippery road conditions. The hazardous conditions could impact the morning commute.

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COLUMBUS — A Henry County couple recently won the Ohio Farm Bureau’s Young Agricultural Professionals (YAP) 2023 Excellence in Agriculture competition. https://t.co/CxJaQLztVI