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2 days ago | 
bryantimes.com | Lucas Bechtol
Bryan City Council had the first reading of an ordinance that would restrict use of low-speed micromobility devices, such as E-scooters, on city roads. The ordinance will create a new section in the Bryan Codified Ordinances and would follow the Ohio Revised Code (ORC) definitions of low-speed micromobility device.
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2 days ago | 
bryantimes.com | Lucas Bechtol
Dianne (Fletcher) Wyrick, 87, passed away peacefully on Saturday, Jan. 25, at Waterford Assisted Living in Perrysburg under hospice care. Her loving husband, Edwin, of 62 years was by her side. She was a cherished wife, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, daughter, sister, aunt and friend to many. Dianne often expressed the need to show compassion and love to others, by putting Christ first, others second and herself third. She was born on Aug.
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bryantimes.com | Lucas Bechtol
The city of Bryan was recognized as a Tree City USA April 16 at the Northwest Ohio awards ceremony. This is the 36th time the city has been honored with this nationally recognized award. The award was presented by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources, Division of Forestry. The title of Tree City USA was bestowed upon Bryan for its ongoing efforts to maintain and improve quality of life through a comprehensive tree management program.
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2 days ago | 
bryantimes.com | Lucas Bechtol
DEAR ABBY: My oldest daughter, "Alexa," is breaking my heart. She's engaged to a nice enough man she's been with for five years, but she has cast aside every single wedding tradition that's important to us. Alexa won't wear an engagement ring because diamonds are "ugly" and not politically correct. She has refused to have either an engagement party or a bridal shower. Because they are forgoing a registry, my friends have no idea what to get them for wedding gifts.
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3 days ago | 
bryantimes.com | Lucas Bechtol
Particleboard is a common material made of compressed wood chips, resin and adhesives, and it’s used in furniture and to build walls, floors and cabinets inside our houses. The problem? Most particleboard can off-gas chemicals like formaldehyde, which can create an unhealthy home environment.
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3 days ago | 
bryantimes.com | Lucas Bechtol
Northwest State Community College will host a series of hands-on summer STEM camps for learners of all ages, beginning on June 9 with Tinker Camp. The camp season will wrap up on July 16. This year’s summer camp subjects include many of Northwest State’s academic divisions, including Custom Training Solutions (CTS), Arts & Sciences and Nursing & Allied Health and Business & Public Service.
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3 days ago | 
bryantimes.com | Lucas Bechtol
The Northwest State Community College FIRST Robotics high school team 6181 (Cryptic Cyborgs) competed at the 2025 Buckeye Regional tournament held at Cleveland State University – Wolstein Center, April 3-5. Teams from Ohio, New York and Pennsylvania, as well as international teams from the Dominican Republic and Turkey competed at the event.
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3 days ago | 
bryantimes.com | Lucas Bechtol
On April 10, the Northwest State Community College Foundation proudly awarded a record 440 scholarships worth in excess of $900,000 to students from the region. The event theme was “Unlock Students’ Possibilities,” and it spotlighted scholarship recipients, donors and the community as well. “We were blessed to hold another amazing Scholarship Awards event for our community,” said Robbin Wilcox, executive director of development and the NSCC Foundation.
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bryantimes.com | Lucas Bechtol
The April meeting of the Three Arts Club was held at the home of Deb Nixon with 16 members answering the roll call, “The oldest item that you still use in your kitchen.” Dawn Layman was introduced as a new member. The meeting was called to order. The secretary and treasurer’s reports were approved as read. A thank you was read from the Trinity Art Center thanking us for our $250 donation for supplies. It was very much appreciated. The reverse purse raffle was a success.
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bryantimes.com | Lucas Bechtol
Kari Shininger, representing Ohioans Home Healthcare, was guest speaker for Parkview-Montpelier Hospital Auxiliary at the general meeting Monday, April 14, in the hospital’s conference room. Shininger serves as patient liaison with hospice services, which became licensed at Ohioans within the past year. She works with patients on temporary services needed following surgery, as an alternative to spending time at a skilled nursing facility.
