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New articulation agreements for WC

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Wilmington College signed articulation agreements this year with a number of higher education institutions in Ohio. The partnerships will provide students with a seamless transfer process to various WC programs.

‘Dangerous dogs’ returned to owner

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WASHINGTON C.H. — The owner of the two pit bulls cited for having dogs-at-large was back in court Dec. 14 to settle the case.

A special Christmas

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Gliding over the river and through the woods will be a much easier thing to do for an antique sleigh that, thanks to the efforts of McClain high school students, has been completely refurbished.

Group led by Schoolcraft bringing Christmas to multiple families.

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Christmas will be brighter for two area families thanks to the effort of a group, organized by handyman Frank Schoolcraft, that gifted each family a new cooktop range and refrigerator on Friday, Dec. 12.

Wenstrup visits Greenfield HCCAO

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U.S. Rep. Brad Wenstrup (R-OH) visited the Highland County Community Action Organization, Inc. (HCCAO) in Greenfield this Tuesday. He had the opportunity to meet with staff and tour the facility, learning how it serves local residents and helps transition people to a healthy life of independence.

HILLSBORO P.D. REPORTS

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The Hillsboro Police Department has released the following information:

HIGHLAND COUNTY S.O. REPORTS

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The Highland County Sheriff’s Office has released the following information:

Greenfield man gets community control

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A Greenfield man was sentenced to three years of community control on drug charges recently in Highland County Common Pleas Court.

Marijuana laws put officers in gray area

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With the enactment of Ohio’s recreational marijuana law, approved by voters in the Nov. 7 general election, area law enforcement officials have more questions than answers about what the new law will actually look like.

Author visits Rainsboro Elementary

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Recently in the reading classrooms at Rainsboro Elementary children listened intently to stories of swimming holes, fishing spots and hiking the hollers during childhood summers in Kentucky.