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Patio Party to return to 19 Hawthorne

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LIMA — The weekly Patio Party will start at 6 p.m. Thursday, May 30 at 19 Hawthorne, 1000 Fetter Road, Lima.

Lima police arrest Memphis man after 3-hour standoff

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LIMA — Lima police arrested a man wanted in Tennessee after a three-hour standoff Tuesday night, the Lima Police Department reported in a press release.

Lima woman sentenced to five years in prison after jury’s guilty verdict

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LIMA — Jurors found a Lima woman guilty of aggravated burglary and theft, and Judge Terri Kohlrieser sentenced her to a minimum of five years in prison Wednesday in the Allen County Common Pleas Court.

Balogun advances to fifth round at national spelling bee

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NATIONAL HARBOR, Md. — Lima’s entry into the Scripps National Spelling Bee made it to the fifth round and finished 46th overall Wednesday.

Glenn calls for air conditioner donations

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LIMA — Lima councilman Derry Glenn is asking for donations of air conditioning units to donate to elderly residents.

Lima’s Spartan Ride restarts in June

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LIMA — Children searching for a new book to read this summer can visit the Spartan Ride, a mobile library operated by Lima schools.

Decker to speak at UNOH graduation

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LIMA — Nutrien’s Russ Decker will speak to graduates during the University of Northwestern Ohio’s commencement ceremony at 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. Sunday, June 9, at the Veterans Memorial Civic Center, 7 Town Square, Lima.

Mercy Health launches stroke risk assessment

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LIMA — Mercy Health is now offering online stroke risk assessments for people who want to understand their risk and lifestyle changes they can make to lower their chances of suffering a stroke.

Section of Sugar Street closed Thursday

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BATH TOWNSHIP — Sugar Street, between Bluelick and Bible roads, will be closed from 6:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Thursday for paving, weather permitting, according to the Allen County Engineer’s Office.

OSU-Lima promotes Carroll, Tompkins

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LIMA — The Ohio State University-Lima promoted Patrick Carroll and Virginia Tompkins to the rank of full professor. Carroll and Tompkins both work in the psychology department.