INFORMATION SUBMITTED DELPHOS — The library is pleased to announce it has received a Guiding Ohio Online grant for a digital trainer. This project was made possible in part by the Institute of Museum and Library Services and the State Library of Ohio.
INFORMATION SUBMITTED OHIO — This weekend marks the 20th annual Lincoln Highway Buy Way Yard Sales across the State of Ohio. The historic Lincoln Highway was the first transcontinental road for automobile travel in the United States, dedicated in 1913 and extending from New York City’s Times Square to San Francisco’s Lincoln Park.
INFORMATION SUBMITTED DELPHOS — Final Forms is open to complete the back to school forms for the 24-25 St. John’s Junior High and High School school year.
VAN WERT—Everybody loves a bargain and bargain hunters are finding their treasurers at the World’s Longest Yard Sale all along U.S. 127 from 5 miles North of Addison, Michigan to Gadsden, Alabama.
INFORMATION SUBMITTED LIMA — The following is the weekly report concerning construction and maintenance work on state highways within the Ohio Department of Transportation District 1 for 2024. Allen County State Route 66 between First Street and Cleveland Street in the city of Delphos will close on Monday, Aug.
INFORMATION SUBMITTED VAN WERT — The following individuals appeared on Van Wert County Court of Common Peas: Thursday, July 25, 2024 Change of pleas Zachariah Williams, 39, Van Wert, changed his plea to guilty to aggravated possession of Drugs, F5, and breaking and entering, F5. He then requested and was granted Intervention in Lieu of Conviction, and his case was stayed pending completion of the treatment program; ordered to pay court costs.
INFORMATION SUBMITTED DELPHOS — On July 21, a male called from the 200 block of N. Jefferson St, to report that a neighbor was trying to kick his door in.
INFORMATION SUBMITTED PAULDING — On July 18, 2024, the Paulding Putnam Electric Cooperative Board of Trustees unanimously voted to provide fiber internet as a new service offered by the co-op. This decision came after conducting several feasibility studies earlier this year.
Farmers pay a lot of money for nitrogen (N) fertilizer, especially on corn and wheat but also vegetable crops like tomatoes, pickles, melons, sweet corn, etc. Most N fertilizer is produced from 200 plants world wide using the Haber-Bosch process. Natural gas or coal is used with atmospheric N using high pressure and high temperatures. The coal or natural gas is a source of hydrogen while the atmosphere supplies the N to produce ammonia (NH3). About 96% of the N fertilizer is produced this way but it also has high greenhouse gas emissions, methane and carbon dioxide. The need for N fertilizer is currently about 100 billion tons per year.