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Roses and Thorns

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The roses are in full bloom, almost enough to not notice the annoying thorns this week.

Friday morning robbery in Lima leaves one dead

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LIMA — An attempted robbery on Lane Ave. in Lima on Friday morning left a 17-year-old dead and several others in custody with the Lima Police Department.

Downtown Lima kicks summer off right

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LIMA — Downtown Lima, Inc. hosted its first annual “Summer Kickoff” with six vendors and nine local nonprofit organizations participating.

Area baseball: Locos fall to Monarchs in home opener

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LIMA — The Lima Locos started the season with three straight wins on the road.

OVI checkpoint set on 81 in Allen County, 198 in Auglaize County

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LIMA — A pair of OVI checkpoints have been announced by the Ohio State Highway Patrol.

US inflation at new 40-year high

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WASHINGTON (AP) — The prices of gas, food and most other goods and services jumped in May, raising inflation to a new four-decade high and giving American households no respite from rising costs.

No quick fixes for anglers when Mother Nature’s involved

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When it comes to fixing a conceived problem, people normally want a quick fix. When the concern deals with Mother Nature, a solution rarely happens fast.

Real Wheels: Great color, great Chevy

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ELIDA — As Bernard Zwiebel scanned the pages of an auto trade magazine, the colors of a 1957 Chevrolet — canon coral and imperial ivory — had him taking a longer look. The fact that it was a Chevrolet added an exclamation point to his excitement.

Ohioans receive letters offering free identity theft protection

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COLUMBUS, Ohio - A company that identifies itself as an Ohio contractor recently sent out letters to Ohioans who were victims of unemployment identity theft, offering a year of free identity theft protection services, paid for by the state.

Fire marshal: ‘No evidence’ of criminal activity in Bluffton explosion

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BLUFFTON — While the investigation into Wednesday’s house explosion outside of Bluffton is ongoing, the Ohio State Fire Marshal’s Office said that any link to criminal activity appears unlikely.