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Titanic experiment injures Lima pupils
LIMA — A Lima Schools teacher has been placed on paid administrative leave pending the outcome of an investigation into an experiment that injured 13 children.
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Details, evidence emerge in Ottawa brothers' murder
OTTAWA – One of the brothers killed earlier this month died of a gunshot to the head while the other died of strangulation, a prosecutor said Tuesday.
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Two men in custody after man tries to run over Hardin County deputy
ADA — Two Lima men were in jail Thursday after one of them tried to run over a Hardin County deputy during a drug buy the day before.
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Lima mayor's fake heart attack shows emergency response times
LIMA — Standing inside the YMCA Lima lobby Wednesday morning, Lima Mayor David Berger began complaining of chest pain, nearly doubled over.
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Shotgun stolen from detective's car
CELINA — A Mercer County Sheriff’s Office detective had a shotgun and equipment stolen from an unmarked vehicle parked overnight Monday at Zuma Automotive in Celina.
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Shurelds sent to prison on probation violation
LIMA — Marquavius Shurelds’ attorney told a judge Wednesday the real reason authorities sought to send his client to prison was a belief he is connected to the slaying of his girlfriend.
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Findlay councilman resigns following shoplifting allegation
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Police calls for Thursday, May 23
Police calls as of 9:05 a.m. Thursday, May 23 from the Allen County Sheriff's Office, Lima, Shawnee and Delphos police departments:
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Lima Ford plant reduces summer shutdown to meet demand
LIMA — Ford Motor Co. is at manufacturing capacity at many plants across North America, so the company carved out a bit more today.
John Grindrod: Complexities of saying goodbye at ‘The Office,’ elsewhere
We approach them with equal parts joyful anticipation and sorrowful longing. They are the TV series finales, and last week was yet another for…
Bart Mills: If I had a million dollars, I'd mess with you
Last week’s ruckus over the Powerball’s potential $600 million payout left me wondering once again about whatever happened to Lettie Kistler a…
Eugene Robinson: It's news, not espionage
WASHINGTON — The Obama administration has no business rummaging through journalists’ phone records, perusing their emails and tracking their m…
Editorial: Worry about food stamps, not junk food
Chicago Tribune
Jack Torry: Obama can blame only self for loss of control
Just four months after being sworn in for a second term as president, Barack Obama and the alleged geniuses who advise him may have fumbled aw…
From Katrina to Oklahoma City, triumph follows the storm
Like many people, I was glued to the coverage of Monday’s catastrophe in Oklahoma. The images seemed too disturbing to look at, but too intrig…
George F. Will: Hard to derail an agenda that doesn't exist
WASHINGTON — Leaving aside the seriousness of lawlessness, and the corruption of our civic culture by the professionally pious, last week was …
Letter: A mother's love is always there
A mother’s love
Letter: Drawing the line in support of pro-life
Drawing the line in
Letter: Another side of wind farms
Another side of
Letter: Did you elect King Obama?
Did you elect
Editorial: Tornado rips through Oklahoma City suburb
The Lima News
Karen Bakies: Big test today? Brain needs breakfast, exercise
The end of the school year is here, and many students will be taking final exams.
Editorial: Genetically engineered foods require labels
Americans have made it abundantly clear they want the ability to make informed decisions about what they eat. The United States should join ev…
Letter: Truth in presentation
Truth in presentation
Lane Filler: It's time to end tax-exempt status
You are a financial supporter of the Westboro Baptist Church. You know, that posse of full-blown whackdoodles from Kansas that descends on our…
Michael Reagan: Imagine if a Republican were president ...
Remember the 1996 movie, “A Time to Kill”?
Jim Krumel: News veterans shine in annual AP Awards contest
One of the secret formulas for building a championship sports team is to have a strong core of veteran players.
Editorial: A shout out for Jim Jordan
Three things in a two-week span this month tell you plenty about the way U.S. Rep. Jim Jordan approaches his job in Congress.
Don Kusler: Affordable Care Act: Will it affect doctors? NO: Higher quality of care available
WASHINGTON — Contrary to what you may have heard from its relentless critics, the Affordable Care Act will make more health care of higher qua…