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There is the possibility of a $500,000 grant for the Village of Alger. The county regional planning office and village officials want your input.

There will be a meeting at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 18, at the village hall, 207 Angle St. to discuss possible infrastructure projects, such as:
 • Parks and playground equipment
• Sidewalks
• Storm sewers
• Water hydrants
• Roads, curbs and gutters
• or other infrastructure projects.

A survey was taken in Alger last fall which determined that Alger qualified for a grant up to $500,000 since most residents report low to moderate incomes.

Can you guess how he proposed to his wife?

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Compiled by Darlene Bowers

“Every day is a gift from the Lord and you never know what is going to come your way. I need to trust in Him daily for guidance,” shares Jack Duffy whose Bible is filled with many underlined passages and verses. Read on to learn more about this Ada pastor and his life and work in Christ with the First Baptist Church of Ada.

Jack Duffy
Pastor of First Baptist Church of Ada
350 West North Ave.
Ada, OH 45810

About the main cause of Hardin's drug problems

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By Monty Siekerman
Sheriff Keith Everhart spoke at the weekly Kiwanis Club meeting on Tuesday in McIntosh Center. He said:

1.  Six people died in Hardin County from drug overdoses. He went on to discuss what he believes is the main cause of the drug problem.

2. Killing of law enforcement officers in America is, in most cases, assassination. He went on to give his thoughts about the pressing issue.

3. He called himself a "Hometown Boy" having grown up here. He said he loves the community.

4. The sheriff described his current deputies and staff as his "Dream Team."

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The Ada Kiwanis Club will meet on Tuesday January 10th, at noon in the Dean's Heritage Room, McIntosh Center, Ohio Northern University.

Kiwanian Charles Van Dyne will be in charge of the club program.

Hardin County Sheriff Keith A. Everhart will be the guest speaker.

Ed Corle and Laura Barnhardt Corle

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FROM ONU ART AND DESIGN FACEBOOK - Two Ohio Northern University graduates are displaying their recent work during the University of Findlay’s annual Art Department Faculty Exhibit.

The show opens Jan. 11 and runs through Feb. 3 at the Lea Gallery.

Exhibiting their works are Ed Corle (BFA ’78), associate professor of art who teaches ceramics, sculpture and three-dimensional design, and Laura Barnhardt Corle (BFA ’77), an adjunct instructor who teaches watercolors.

Image: by Laura Corle (BFA ’77)

She enjoys making hanging baskets from yarn

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According to the newsletter, Maxine is always a happy, warm, and loving girl. Her birthday is June 13 and she attended Dunkirk schools as a youngster.

A favorite food of Maxine’s is a tender roast with gravy that just falls apart. In the summer time, you can find Maxine sitting outside enjoying the beautiful weather even though fall is her favorite season. We just celebrated her favorite holiday of Christmas as well.

Maxine was married three times with her last one being for 40+ years to Cletus. Maxine has seven children, two boys and five girls. Maxine recalled her favorite vacation as the one she took with her family to Disney World.

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