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State Patrol Reports Large Reduction in Fatal Crashes
|The Ohio State Highway Patrol released provisional Labor Day fatal crash statistics what show seven people were killed in seven fatal crashes during the holiday reporting period of Friday, September 4 at 6 p.m. through Monday, September 6 at 11:59 p.m. Of these seven fatal crashes on only one is believed to be alcohol-related. During the same reporting period last year, 17 lives were lost on Ohio roadways - of which seven were alcohol-related.
Over $368,000 Given to Area Organizations
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The Marion Community Foundation announced the recipients of its 2010 grants, totaling more than $368,000 awarded to Marion area organizations, during the Foundation’s fourth annual Grants Announcement Breakfast, held Tuesday in Marion.
- Marion General Hospital Offers Heart Healthy Eating Class
- City Streets Closing for Popcorn Festival
- ‘Get Acquainted‘ at League of Women Voters
- Outstanding Elder Caregivers Sought
- Applebees Offering Free Meals for First Responders
- Last Chance to Buy Discounted Popcorn Fest Ride Tickets
- Marion City Council Committees to Meet Tuesday
- Deadlines Near for Several Popcorn Festival Events
- State Officials Look at Regulating Youth Sports
- Dispatch Poll Shows GOP Candidates Lead
- Marion Government Offices, Health Department Closed for Holiday
- Tips - Keep from Burning Yourself and Your Home
- Richwood Resident, Ridgedale Teacher Named Contest Finalists
- Woman Sought for Violating Probation
- Sheriff's Deputies Out in Force Over Holiday Weekend
- Federal Officials - No Link Between Diaper Brand and Rashes
- Governor Spares Convicted Bucyrus Murderer
- Palace Theatre's Season Kicks Off with Doc Severinsen
- Golf Outing Raises Thousands for Hospice
- September is Campus Fire Safety Month
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National Headlines
- U.S. sues sheriff for not cooperating with probe
- End of WWII 65 years ago marked on USS Missouri
- New volcanic eruption has villagers fleeing again
- Double-hand transplant recipient progressing well
- No link found between severe rash, new Pampers
- Prison's segregation unit to get improvements
- Hoarders no help for rescued pets
- Next time, take an ambulance
