Aaron E. Auzins is a journalist who focuses on local news in Napoleon, Ohio. He writes for the Northwest Signal Newspaper and his work has also appeared in the Bryan Publishing Co. Aaron covers a range of topics including local government, community events, infrastructure projects, and education.
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DESHLER — Village council Tuesday heard an update on Deshler’s weather alert sirens.
Today wraps up National Library Week, which has a theme of “Ready, Set, Library!” to promote the idea that libraries give a green light to be a place to connect
SWANTON — The Swanton Church of the Nazarene has a new interim pastor with the arrival of Pastor Bill Grigory in early March.
MALINTA — Village council Monday approved a purchase to replace a light at the memorial flagpole.
By: Aaron E. Auzins Aaron
The village has worked toward the project intended to update its sewer lift stations that are more than 40 years old.
By: Aaron E. Auzins, Jen Lazenby
The Certificate of Excellence in Reliability recognizes utilities that placed in the top 25 percentile of reliability nationwide in 2023, as measured against the U.S.
LIBERTY CENTER — Village council Monday heard a brief update on the truck turnaround at the grain elevator.
Alan Leininger, Henry County OSU Extension agriculture & natural resources educator, said comparisons have already started between this spring and 2019, where wet conditions led to many crops not being planted.
By: Aaron E. Auzins Aaron
The village and library have worked together for some time on the project, with key parts of the project including creating a sloped roof for water
This was spurred by a recent webinar, but Behrman noted Deshler's electric department already has its own solar policy in place.
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