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Lee pleads guilty to prison escape

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LIMA — A man who escaped from Allen-Oakwood Correctional Institution last May pleaded guilty in Allen County Common Pleas Court on Tuesday to one count of escape.

Public asks about Bluffton University’s future

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BLUFFTON — A concerned public questioned the future of Bluffton University during a town hall Tuesday about the school’s anticipated merger with the University of Findlay.

Newspaper delivery by mail will be a day late

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Subscribers of The Lima News who receive their printed newspaper by mail will receive it a day late this week.

Softball: Wapakoneta dominates Allen East for second win

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WAPAKONETA — Two days into the new softball season, everything seems to be clicking for Wapakoneta.

Founder of Warriors Way selected to represent area at Jefferson Awards

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LIMA — David Bates felt like was on a mission to help veterans address mental health issues through making knives.

LACNIP to request funding to help with community gems

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LIMA — Lima-Allen County Neighborhoods in Partnership president Denise James said at a joint Finance and Economic and Community Development Committees meeting that LACNIP would be better served to request a community development block grant from the Housing and Neighborhoods Department.

Lima native author writes second book

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LIMA — A trail of family history and a love for writing met to create a series of books for one author. Kimberly Nixon won her first author award in the first grade at the Lima Public Library. Nixon said she went on to continue to write throughout her life.

Reminisce: Women were the main workers in Lima’s cigar industry

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Lima in the first half of the 20th century was a city of lunch pails, factory whistles, hard work, hard workers, and, of course, lunch-hour folk dancing.

Lima’s stray animal problem is improving

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LIMA — The city of Lima took action with a stray animal problem a few years ago.

Holy Cow! History: The other time Japan attacked Pearl Harbor

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Pick up any American history textbook, and you’ll read about “the day that will live in infamy.” You know, Japan’s devastating attack on Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. It was Dec. 7, 1941.