Student left in DEA cell to get $4 million from U.S.
SAN DIEGO (AP) — An attorney for the man who was abandoned in a Drug Enforcement Administration holding cell for four days without food or water says his client has agreed to settle claims for $4.1...
View ArticleHorace Greeley letter archives selling for $45,000
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — A dealer of rare historic documents is selling a trove of more than two dozen letters written by legendary newspaper editor Horace Greeley that describe his difficult and often...
View ArticlePolice: Ohio State tailback Carlos Hyde's case officially closed
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — A little over a week after he was suspended by Ohio State coach Urban Meyer for an alleged assault against a woman, running back Carlos Hyde had his case dropped on Tuesday by...
View ArticleSRO at Perrysburg city parks plan review
PERRYSBURG — Flooding council chambers Tuesday, a standing room only crowd of residents was given a detailed review of a $26 million master plan for the city parks by those who created it. The project,...
View ArticleHeadworth drives nine winners at Wood County Fair
Mark Headworth, an owner, trainer and driver from Oregon, Ohio, drove nine winners during the harness racing program at the Wood County Fair Tuesday. Headworth said the key to winning the nine races...
View ArticleTo the Editor: Gardner's vote focuses on wealthy, corporations
To the Editor:Having recently read the Toledo Blade's editorial and Editor David Kushma's analysis of the state budget, we can easily say that they provided in-depth information about its problems...
View ArticleTo the Editor: Column should put rumors, gossip to rest
To the Editor:I'd like to express my disappointment in Kevin Gordon's sports opinion column published July 23 regarding the hiring of Gary Gardner as Bowling Green High School's head basketball coach....
View ArticleTo the Editor: Short BG stay lasts 37 good years
To the Editor:Hail and Farewell.After 37 years in Bowling Green and Wood County I am pulling up my rather deep roots and leaving for Georgetown, Texas, to be with family. Originally I thought I would...
View ArticleTo the Editor: Concealed guns in churches a matter of safety
To the Editor:A bill has recently been introduced to the Ohio General Assembly, by State Rep. Ron Maag, (R) (Lebanon) to allow concealed carrying in churches. Before we as a state can form an opinion...
View ArticleTo the Editor: Names should be required of all posters on Sentinel website
To the Editor:I am requesting that officials of the Sentinel change your policy regarding on-line (blog) comments made on your news stories and Letters to the Editor (LTE). Those submitting on-line...
View ArticleTo the Editor: Why are these 7 items out of sync with charter?
To the Editor:If the oil and gas industry is more likely to be drilling for oil than fracking for gas in and around Bowling Green [Geologist Robert Vincent, Sentinel-Tribune, 7/26/2013, p. 5], it...
View ArticleSports Briefs: 07-31-13
Otsego Jr. High football set to start workoutsTONTOGANY - Otsego seventh and eighth grade football teams begin workouts on Aug. 12 from 2:30-5 p.m. at the high school practice fields.Those interested...
View ArticleBulls beat Mud Hens, 6-2 (7-31-13)
TOLEDO - Durham defeated Toledo, 6-2 in an International League game Tuesday. The Mud Hens are 48-64 in the IL West.Bryan Holaday had two hits for Toledo. Holaday, Kevin Russo and Danny Worth each hit...
View ArticleFlashes from Gordon: Eastwood needs to show patience with first-year coach
Random thoughts while wishing the Rossford school district would build a football stadium at the Glenwood Athletic Complex:PATIENCE: Lindsay Ross is a sweetheart who is well-respected in the coaching...
View ArticleJeffers clan gathers for 100th reunion
GRAND RAPIDS - The 100th Jeffers family reunion was held Sunday at the Otsego Park stone shelter. It always takes place on the last Sunday of July.Nearly 100 family members attended the milestone...
View ArticleChristopher Tolles, Jessica Zumfelde wed
Jessica Zumfelde and Christopher Tolles were united in matrimony on May 11 at St. Paul Lutheran Church, Napoleon.Pastor Peter Marcis officiated the 4:30 p.m. ceremony.The bride is the daughter of James...
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Riverfront project draws crowd
PERRYSBURG - Flooding council chambers Tuesday, a standing room only crowd of more than 100 residents was given a detailed review of a $26 million master plan for the city parks by those who created...
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Mary L. Vetter
Mary L. Vetter Mary L. Vetter, 69, of Bowling Green, OH died July 29, 2013 at Wood Haven Health Care.She was born May 26, 1944 in Bowling Green to John and Edna (Green) Bostdorff.Mary was a 1962...
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John Cornelius
John Earl Cornelius John Earl Cornelius, 43, of Bowling Green, Ohio, passed away Monday, July 29, 2013 in Bowling Green. He was born on January 25,1970 in Eloise, Michigan to David and Brenda...
View ArticleTeen texting safety day at the fair
LIME CITY - Wood County Safe Communities will hold a Teen Texting Safety Day at the Wood County Fair Thursday from 12 to 7 p.m.The event, sponsored by the Bowling Green Police Division and the...
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