The eyes have it. A group of DTR Industry associates watch the check presentation ceremony on April 11 in the plant. DTR and Toyota presented a check for $15,000 to Bluffton schools. The schools will use the donation for technical upgrades in classrooms.
The Ohio High School Athletic Association will be adding a seventh tournament division in football beginning in 2013, Commissioner Daniel B. Ross has announced. The addition of a seventh division was approved by the OHSAA's Board of Directors by a 6 to 3 vote during its regularly scheduled meeting on Thursday.
The plan will place the top 10 percent of schools based on enrollment in Division I, with the remaining 644 schools divided evenly among the next six divisions. This will leave 72 schools in Division I with the other six divisions averaging approximately 108 schools.
By Mitchell Gatzke
The Detroit Red Wings began their playoff journey Wednesday night in Nashville against the Predators. The result was not a favorable one for Wings fans as they went down by a game in the series with a 3-2 loss.
Paul Gaustad opened up the scoring in the first period in an extremely lucky fashion. The Predators forward collected the puck behind the net, skated into the corner and simply shot it in front of the net.
By Laurel Neufeld Weaver MSW LISW-S
Rape Crisis and Anti-Human Trafficking Program Coordinator
Crime Victim Services of Allen and Putnam Counties
A movie documentary Sex+Money: A National Search for Human Worth is playing at the Shannon Theater Saturday morning April 21st at 10 a.m. Admission is free but donations will be accepted at the door for NW Ohio Human Trafficking Rescue and Restore Coalition. A short talk back will follow the movie showing. This movie is recommended for late teens or adults.
DTR Industries and Toyota donated $15,000 to the Bluffton schools on April 11. Along with children whose family members are DTR associates, stand Congressman Jim Jordan; Bob Young, vice president, purchasing, Toyota; William Yokas, senior vice president, manufacturing, DTR; Greg Denecker, Bluffton schools superintendent; and Eric Fulcomer, Bluffton mayor. Watch for a video and more information later tonight.
