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By: Joe Lyons
Judge Sets $25,000 Cash Bond, Bans Daniel Miller From Having Animals Following 10 New Charges ASHLAND, Ohio — An Ashland Municipal Court judge set a $25,000 cash bond Wednesday morning for Loudonville-area dog breeder Daniel A. Miller after 10 additional misdemeanor charges were filed in connection with the treatment of dogs at his Ashland County
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12 Killed in Ohio Crashes Over Labor Day Weekend COLUMBUS, Ohio — Twelve people were killed in 12 separate crashes across Ohio during the four-day Labor Day weekend, according to preliminary statistics released by the Ohio State Highway Patrol. The holiday reporting period began at midnight Friday, Sept. 4, and ended at 11:59 p.m. Monday,
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Sheriff: Investigation Into Loudonville-Area Dog Breeder Remains Active, Additional Charges Possible ASHLAND, Ohio — The investigation involving Loudonville-area dog breeder Daniel A. Miller remains active, and authorities have not ruled out additional charges or the possibility that other people could be charged. Ashland County Sheriff Kurt J. Schneider, Deputy Curt Hall and special prosecutor
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Ashland University Students Honor 2,977 Victims With 9/11 Flag Memorial ASHLAND, Ohio — A powerful display of patriotism and remembrance is taking shape today on the front lawn of Ashland University’s student center, where students are placing approximately 3,000 American flags in honor of the victims of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. The
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Crestline Man Arrested Following Two Narcotics Search Warrants CRESTLINE, Ohio — A 61-year-old Crestline man was arrested Tuesday after authorities executed two search warrants connected to an investigation into the alleged use and sale of methamphetamine. The Crestline Police Department and METRICH Enforcement Unit served the warrants on Sept. 9 at two Crestline residences: 103
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Firearm Discovery Leads to Drug Seizure at Mansfield Residence MANSFIELD, Ohio — An arrest-warrant operation in Mansfield led authorities to seize two firearms, nearly $3,000 and suspected illegal drugs Thursday, according to the METRICH Enforcement Unit. Members of the Northern Ohio Violent Fugitive Task Force went to a residence at 238 E. Second Street on
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Ohio Department of Agriculture Moves to Revoke Loudonville Dog Breeder’s License After Disturbing Findings State alleges Daniel Miller knowingly allowed individuals to engage in sexual conduct with dogs at his kennel LOUDONVILLE, Ohio — The Ohio Department of Agriculture is seeking to revoke the high-volume dog-breeding license of Daniel A. Miller after a state
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Two North Carolina Murder Suspects Found Dead After Multi-County Pursuit in Southeast Ohio ATHENS COUNTY, Ohio — Two suspects accused of killing two people and critically injuring two others inside a North Carolina home were found dead following a multi-county police pursuit in southeast Ohio Friday morning. The suspects were identified by the Gaston County
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Joe Lyons | Special to the Post-Dispatch WENTZVILLE — The Timberland High football team had a little payback on its mind Friday night.
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Joe Lyons | Special to the Post-Dispatch O'FALLON, Mo. — Going into the final round of the St. Dominic Super Cup, the host Crusaders boys soccer team knew it faced a major hurdle Saturday.
