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A WEATHER LOCAL FORECAST Today: Rain and snow showers likely, mainly before noon. Cloudy, TODAY with a high near 39. North 39.26 wind 16 to 18 mph. Tonight: A slight chance of snow showers before midnight. Mostly cloudy, SUNDAY with a low 41 30 around 26.

North wind 10 to 17 mph. Sunday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 41. NorthMONDAY west wind 6 to 9 mph. Sunday 53 41 night: Partly cloudy, with a low around 30. Southwest wind 3 to 5 mph.

TUESDAY Monday: Mostly sunny, 58.46 with a high near 53. Monday night: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 41. Tuesday: A chance of showers. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 58. Tuesday night: A chance of showers.

Cloudy, with a low around 46. Wednesday: A chance of showers. Mostly cloudy, with a high near 54. Wednesday night: A chance of showers. Mostly cloudy, with a low around 41.

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Comer GALION: On October 30, 2014 God called Rita Mae Comer back home after a brave battle with cancer. Those she left behind to cherish her memory are her mother, Lela Hillis of New Port Richey, FL; her two children: Dana L. Comer and James Comer; five grandchildren: and sister, Becky Smith of Twin Peaks, Colorado to rest on the eternal shores. She spent her life caring for the old and sick as a nurse to many. Rita loved her black and white movies and of course Elvis.

She will be loved and missed by all; we love and miss you very much mom. Rita was born May 30, 1958 in Galion to the late Kerman Ginn and Lela (Cook) Hillis. She was a member of the Gospel Baptist Church, Galion where she was baptized in 2006. She was a lifetime member of the Galion VFW post 79. She previously worked at the Church Directories for 6 years, was a Home Health Aide, and drove school bus for Head Start in Galion.

She was preceded in death by her father, Kerman Ginn and; sister, Beatrice Ginn. Friends may call Monday November 3 from P.M. at the Mark A. Schneider Funeral Home, 303 Portland Way Galion. Funeral services will be held Monday November 3, 2014 at 2:00 P.M.

at the funeral home with Chaplain Jed Brake officiating. Memorial contributions can be made to the American Cancer Society in care of the funeral home. The Mark A. Schneider Funeral Home is honored to serve the family of Rita Mae Comer. Online condolences can be made to the family at masth.

com Schneider Levy Continued from Page 1A momentum we have going for us right now," Sheriff Scott Kent said. His department would lose it, he said, if the five-year, 2.75- mill criminal services levy up for renewal on Tuesday doesn't make i it past the voters. Since it was first enacted in 2009, the levy has been generating $1.4 million a year for the sheriff's office. The original expectation was for a $1.8 million boost, but sagging property values following the recession of 2007-09 brought that number down. "My total budget for this year was $2.3 million.

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at Mansfield, Associated Press MOJAVE, Calif. Commercial space tourism suffered a huge setback Friday when a prototype passenger rocket exploded during a test flight, scattering debris over the Mojave Desert and killing one pilot while seriously NEWS OF PUBLIC Municipal Court Thomas W. Chatman 34, Crestline, open container, fined $50. Nathan L. Tolle, 27, Galion, disorderly conduct, fined $25.

Christopher A. Charlton, 35, Bucyrus, receiving stolen property, fined $50, 90 days jail suspended. Mindy J. Hildreth, 3 34, Bucyrus, failure to disperse, fined $76. Aaron M.

Watkins, 19, Galion, domestic threats, fined $100, 30 days jail. Amanda A. Phipps, 24, Bucyrus, wrongful entrustment, fined $50. Tamrun L. Eubanks, 26, Cardington, receiving stolen property, fined $50, 10 days jail suspended.

Benjamin J. Santamaria, 33, Galion, disorderly conduct, fined $200, 30 days jail suspended. Andrew J. Kline, 31, Mount Gilead, criminal mischief, fined $100, 60 days jail suspended. Seth Continued from Page 1A important to him.

I cannot tell you how much we appreciate the amazing care he has received at both Angeline and Fairhaven. The staff at both places is completely amazing," Julie said. Julie said her family's home caught on fire two years ago and was a total loss. "We just finished rebuilding and made it handicap-accessible for Seth. We got it done just in time," Julie said through tears.

Julie and Thad said they are very proud of 2009. was virtually the same at $2.4 million. "I haven't been trying to use any kind of scare tactics. If this levy doesn't pass, the sheriff's office is still going to be here and we're still going to serve the people," the sheriff said. "However, if it doesn't pass there's going to have to be drastic adjustments.

Cuts will have to be made, layoffs will likely occur and calls for service are going to have to be prioritized by emergency." The drug war may be taking up much of the sheriff office's resources these days, but the demands on local law enforcement can come from many directions, as recent months have shown. "In September we had the four murder cases in Bucyrus. To investigate just one of those cases is overwhelming to an agency. The sheriff's office was able to provide manpower to help investigate two of those murders," Kent said. "Later in September, October we had the 15- year-old who was missing from her home (Rebecca Kemper).

In the 20 years I've been here I've never seen a search group that big. I'm thinking I had 100 to 150 hours overtime. injuring the other. Virgin Galactic's SpaceShip Two blew apart Friday after being released from a carrier aircraft at high altitude, according to Ken Brown, a photographer who witnessed the explosion. One pilot was killed and one seriously injured Steven L.

Conner, 21, Galion, driving under suspension, fined $150, 60 days jail, 30 days suspended. Laura R. Prosser, 32, Crestline, criminal trespassing, fined $100, 30 days jail suspended, possession of drug paraphernalia, fined $100. Manuel Perez-Perez, 24, Galion, criminal trespassing, fined $25, 10 days jail suspended, public intoxication, fined $25. Aiyub Muhammad, 23, Galion, obstructing official business, fined $25, 10 days jail suspended.

Heath G. Hoffman, 29, Sulphur Spring, driving under suspension, fined $300, $250 suspended. Darek D. Dennison, 28, Bucyrus, OVI-second offense, fined $450, 180 days jail, 170 days suspended. Aaron A.

Keister, 34, Crestline, driving under suspension, fined $25. Kimberly A. Owens, 47, Galion, Seth for his accomplishments. "We have been blessed to have him in our lives," Julie said. Hillary Horsley has been Seth's nurse since September 2013.

"Seth has a feeding tube and has difficulty walking. He's not very verbal, but will give oneword responses when given choices," Horsley said. Horsley said to know Seth is to love him. His physical education teacher for the past five years, Therese Barron, agrees. "He's a good kid and always knows where everything is.

lose things a lot, but Seth always knows where to find them," Barron said with a smile. These unexpected investigations are expensive, but they are necessary." But it's today's battle against heroin that demands the attention of the sheriff's employees on a daily basis, and Kent likes the effort he's seeing. "We have to take a proactive approach to it. If we don't, it's going to invite that type of person here. The criminals are looking for areas that aren't patrolled heavily so they can set up shop and bring more poison to the area," he said.

Crawford County consists of more than 400 square miles, most of them rural. The sheriff's office has two deputies patrolling the county's roads during the day, three overnight, although with the help of the county prosecutor it's set up a special response team with the Bucyrus and Galion police departments. "We've been through some SWAT training, some high-risk search warrant training, because we never know what's on the other side of that door when we go inside. Unfortunately, we see a lot of guns," Kent said. Also on the proactive side, Kent's office has deputies providing D.A.R.E.

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the day before you wish it to appear. in the accident about 120 miles north of downtown Los Angeles. The area is in the desert north of Mojave Air and Space Port, where the test flight originated. British billionaire Richard Branson, founder of Virgin Galactic, has been the front-runner in driving under suspension, fined $25. Christian J.

Price, 21, Galion, driving under suspension, fined $25. Nola A. Yocum, 31, Galion, OVI-first offense, fined $375, 30 days jail, 27 days suspended. Sheena M. Conley, 29, Bucyrus, child endangerment, fined $100, 180 days jail suspended.

Andrew J. Utter, 30, Galion, criminal trespassing, fined $100, 30 days jail, 15 days suspended. Corby A. Creech 36, Marion, receiving stolen property, fined $100, 180 days jail. Sheena M.

Conley, 29, Bucyrus, OVI-first offense, fined $375, 180 days jail, 177 days suspended. Rodney E. Lilly, 50. Crestline, driving under suspension, fined $50. Spencer A.

King, 46, Bucyrus, driving under suspension, fined $10. David A. Boyd, 49, Galion, driving under suspension, Regina (Renee) Rigney took care of Seth at Fairhaven. "He always has a smile on his face. And he loves his pop and chips so we always made sure he had them," Rigney said as Karen Clinger, housekeeper at Fairhaven, shook her head in agreement.

Todd Dilley, superintendent at Angeline School, said there are eight students in Seth's class. "The school serves a total of 175 children and adults," Dilley said. The school was founded in 1968 and is part of the Wyandot County Board of Developmental Disabilities. Dilley said interven- sistance Education) classes to students from kindergarten through the sixth grade in eight schools in the county. The criminal services levy renewal will cost the owner of a home valued at $51,000 an estimated $45 a year, rising to $129 a year for the owner of a $150,000 home.

"The sheriff has done a fantastic job of keeping his budget in line, and continues to provide services when the state has pushed felony fours and fives back on the county at our expense, when they used to go to the state," Crawford County Commissioner Jenny Vermillion said. The sheriff's office has 21 vehicles with more than 100,000 miles on them. Last year the number of CCW (carrying a concealed weapon) permits spiked by 239 percent, forcing the department to bring on an extra staff member just to handie those. And earlier this year, the department had to upgrade its computers, which were running on the Windows XP operating system, because the U.S. Justice Department required it.

Of course, there are grants available for such expenses. "Back in 2009, 2010 those grants were everywhere. Every time you turned around there was a the fledgling race to give large numbers of paying civilians a suborbital ride that would let them see the Earth from the edge of space. Branson was expected to arrive in Mojave on Saturday, as were investigators with the National Transportation Safety Board. RECORD fined $25.

Bonnie S. Bucher, 49, Bucyrus, hit-skip, fined $375, 180 days jail, 177 days suspended. Travis A. Hancock, 26, Bucyrus, OVi-first offense, fined $375, 30 days jail, 27 days suspended. Megan M.

Dauchenbaugh, 20, Bucyrus, driving under suspension, fined $100. Jaron C. Israel, 24, Shelby, theft, fined $50, 180 days jail suspended. Ashley Nickler, 23, Bloomville, domestic violence, fined $50, 90 days jail suspended. David W.

Alspach, 1 19, Bucyrus, criminal damaging, fined $50, 30 days jail suspended. Applications for marriage license David Charles Baker, 49, Shelby, project coordinator, and Melissa Lynn Sanders, 50, Galion, technician. tion specialist Brittany. Kirian, who works with Seth daily, suggested the schools issue his diplomas. Amy Taylor-Sheldon, special education supervisor at Wynford High School, said it is important for Seth to be able to receive his diploma while he can still enjoy it.

"We are all so very proud of him," TaylorSheldon said. Horsley said Seth is the reason she comes to work every day. "He is always smiling, never sad. He's the life of the party and we wanted him to enjoy his day," Horsley said. 419-563-9213 grant out there, but they're getting fewer and fewer and harder to qualify for," Kent said.

"And most of those grants are on the road side," county jail administrator Kent Rachel said. "It's very rare that we find a grant for the jail side. I just applied for a grant for radios through Motorola, but that's the first grant that I can ever remember us qualifying for. Our radios were bought in 1998." And yet, last year the sheriff's office was still able to increase warrant. arrests by 31 percent, bringing the jail up to an average daily inmate population of 118.

"When things were tight, we had to kind of limit how many people we had in the jail at one time. We've brought that number back up by getting some of these warrants served," Kent said. And again, it's drugs that are behind the rising numbers. "Of the people being booked into the jail, I would say that 75 to 80 percent of them are drugor alcohol-related bookins," Rachel said. "The general public has no idea what we deal with in here." 419-563-9225 Twitter: Share your loved one's legacy with Ohio State The Lantern is now offering an Obituary section to recognize your loved ones.

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