ELLEFONTAINE XAMINER B E Vol. 129 Friday, June 19, 2020 No. 156 AVAILABLE DAILY ONLINE @ examiner.org First COVID-19 death reported in Logan County BY THE EXAMINER STAFF Commissioner Dr. Boyd Symptoms may appear COVID-19,” Dr. Hoddinott Hoddinott said. two to 14 days after expo- said. Officials from the Logan “COVID-19 can be sure to the virus. People “That’s why it is more County Health District a very bad disease, and this with these symptoms may important than ever that reported Thursday the first have COVID-19: fever or every resident do their part death reminds us all to death in the county as a chills, cough, shortness of to slow the spread by tak- result of COVID-19. protect each other with breath or difficulty breath- ing appropriate measures A 56-year-old man social distancing and wear- ing, fatigue, muscle or to prevent and contain the reportedly passed away ing masks in enclosed body aches, headache, new spread of the virus in our Wednesday stemming from areas.” loss of taste or smell, sore community.” complications from the throat, congestion or runny Additional symptoms virus. The LCHD extended No further identifying information will be nose, nausea or vomiting are possible, and the CDC heartfelt sympathy to the nurses and death care pro- themselves for sickness will continue to update this released to protect the and diarrhea. family in their time of loss. fessionals who may have and what to do should they “We are particularly list as we learn more about decedent and their family “Our agency feels terri- been in close contact, with- become ill. concerned with residents COVID-19. ble for the family and at this difficult time, offi- in 6 feet with this patient, If you were not contact- 60 years of age or older and For more information, friends of the individual cials said. ed by health district staff, those with underlying visit www.loganhealth.org or and want them to know for 10 minutes or more. Public health profes- Guidance was provided you were not identified as a health issues who are more www.coronavirus.ohio.gov they are in our prayers,” sionals have worked with person in close contact at risk of developing seri- or call (833) 4-ASK-ODH or Logan County Health to those close contacts family members, doctors, regarding how to monitor with the confirmed case. ous health issues due to (833) 427-5634. BHS Envirothon Team wins Bellefontaine City Schools, MRESC selected for first place at state contest national pilot project BY THE EXAMINER STAFF BY THE EXAMINER STAFF The team was made up of judges. petitive, academic, team of seniors Ben Sailors, Their on the event for high school stu- Bellefontaine City Schools, in collaboration with the he Jacob Shell and Dustin presentation was added dents which tests their Midwest Regional Educational Service Center, was Bellefont- VanBuskirk. to their previous score. As knowledge in five selected as one of 50 districts nationwide to participate areas: Aquatic Ecology, in an innovative math initiative with Desmos, district Underclassman Evan the best in state, they will aine High Current Environmental officials announced this week. Kauffman, Olivia Eader each receive a $100 award Issues, Forestry, Soils and Desmos is a computer-based math supplemental T and the school will School and Neil Kauffman Wildlife. curriculum that will be implemented in grades six receive $300 for a future Envirothon rounded out the team. The event is designed through eight next school year. environmental event. “Desmos is on a mission to help every student learn The team was given a to stimulate and reinforce team placed Typically, they would and love learning math,” representatives said in a scenario and they were the students’ interest in proceed to the national release. “Students will be able to take advantage of first in the challenged to develop an our environment and our everything that makes computers special. They invite environmental plan to Envirothon competition natural resources while state in a students to create their own mathematical ideas, address the scenario. in Lincoln, Neb., but encouraging cooperative rather than just consuming ours. They encourage stu- recent virtual They worked virtually as a unfortunately that will decision making, team dents to share their creations with each other, rather competition. team to complete the not take place this year. building, and problem than with a grading algorithm.” After placing in the top plan in a 24-hour period They were advised by solving. Envirothon is For the pilot project, Desmos looked for partner six in the district compe- and presented their science teacher Kristy conducted by the Soil and school districts who had: tition, they advanced to resulting ideas through a Mount. Water Conservation the state contest. Zoom meeting to a team Envirothon is a com- District. See SELECTED on Next Page eMail: [email protected] Local & State ONLINE @ examiner.org BELLEFONTAINE EXAMINER HUBBARD PUBLISHING CO. PO Box 40 • Bellefontaine, OH 43311 An independent daily newspa- per Founded in 1891 Selected ______by E.O. & H.K. 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A, was charged Wednesday • A record of perseverance and problem-solving, both Dailies cated to walk on his own and was with felony domestic violence after a 2 of which are necessary in a best-case school year, and PUBLISHER: JON HUBBARD escorted through the residence and out- a.m. incident at his residence. especially necessary in this time of school closure. GENERAL MANAGER: T.J. HUBBARD side to a cruiser. Megan Slayback, of the same address, • Demographic diversity, particularly with respect to ADVERTISING DIRECTOR: BOB CHAPMAN He was lodged in the Logan County met with officers of the Bellefontaine student race and gender “so we can understand how to CIRCULATION MANAGER: JILL THOMAS Jail. Incident reports note he was con- Police Department around an hour later include and support students who have historically been victed of domestic violence in early SUBSCRIPTION RATES at her grandmother’s residence. She told excluded and under supported.” 2009. officers the suspect arrived home angry Bob Batty, MRESC’s director of curriculum/math con- Delivered by carrier, per week ...$2.40 with her for texting him while he was By motor route, per week...... $2.40 FIRE DEPARTMENT ACTIVITY tent specialist, believes the pilot is a fantastic opportunity out. for area teachers and students. Price of single copy...... 75¢ He allegedly hit and kicked her By mail R.F.D. in Logan and adjoining Firefighters of the Bellefontaine Fire “Desmos is a leader in mathematics education,” he repeated inside and outside the resi- Counties, per year postpaid ...$125.40 and EMS Department report the follow- said. “They offer unparalleled support and responsiveness dence before telling her to get her chil- By mail outside of Logan and ing activity: to teachers. Their online platform and curriculum will surrounding counties...... $147.40 dren and leave. Wednesday — 7:52 a.m., squad run; push students to make sense of the mathematics in a new ONLINE Edition Officers noted injuries to Slayback 8:26 a.m., squad run; 11:30 a.m., squad and exciting way.” Five weeks ...... $9.50 sustained in the alleged attack, includ- run; 1:44 p.m., squad run; and 5:40 p.m., Batty will be working with district leaders, teachers and Thirteen weeks...... $24.70 ing a chipped front tooth and blunt Desmos consultants throughout the pilot project. Twenty six weeks ...... $49.40 Fifty two weeks-(1 year)...... $98.80 Lesser periods by mail slightly more than propor- n LOCAL NOTES tionate cost of yearly rate. Mail subscriptions will not be accepted from territories served by an n BUCKEYE BRIEFS Examiner newspaper courier or motor routes. Community drive-in movie All subscriptions for papers delivered From ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS by carrier are payable in advance at planned for June 19 the Examiner office. No paper sent by ordered teams of National Guard medical mail unless paid for in advance, a Nursing home residents still The Bellefontaine Joint Recreation District and the postal regulation. Subscriptions are personnel into nursing homes to ramp up Bellefontaine Police Department partner to host a commu- non-refundable. Online subscriptions majority of coronavirus deaths must be paid in advance. testing. nity drive-in movie event at 9 p.m. Friday, June 19, at the Meanwhile, the state said Thursday Bellefontaine Elementary School parking lot. HOW TO REACH US COLUMBUS — Coronavirus deaths The 1987 movie Spaceballs will be featured for the event, GENERAL: 592-3060 in nursing homes continue to make up that jobless claims continue to fall as the where snacks will be served and social distancing is possi- CIRC/SUBSCRIPTIONS: state reopens, though the numbers remain Option 4 the vast majority of pandemic fatalities in ble. Citizens Federal Savings & Loan Association also spon- CLASSIFIEDS: Option 5 high compared to pre-pandemic times. sors the event. Ohio, according to the most recent Health AFTERHOURS: (937) 407-0205 For the week ending June 13, the state Department data. NEWSROOM received 32,788 claims, according to the Russells Point hosts golf cart Option 1 Wednesday marked at least the fifth Nate Smith...... 1118 Department of Job and Family Services. week in a row that seven of every 10 permit processing Saturday Mandy Loehr...... 1116 That raises the total number of claims SPORTS COVID-19 deaths have involved long- The Village of Russells Point hosts a special permit pro- Option 2 during the pandemic to 1.4 million, or cessing day from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, June 20, for Matt Hammond-Sports Editor ...... 1122 term care residents, with 1,860 nursing more than the total claims for the past operating golf carts and eligible unconventional vehicles Aaron LaBatt ...... 1115 home residents dying since the pandemic three years combined. within the village corporation limits. ADVERTISING Option 3 began out of a total of 2,611 confirmed The state has paid more than $4.1 bil- The permit processing takes place at the Russells Point Bob Chapman-Ad. Director ...... 2125 Municipal Building, 433 State Route 708. Jim Strzalka ...... 1126 or probable deaths, according to the state lion in unemployment compensation to data. That's a rate of 71%. A completed application, proof of current vehicle regis- www.examiner.org more than 700,000 people. tration and insurance and a non-refundable $25 fee are At least 40 residents at one long-term Also Thursday, Attorney General Dave required. Cash in the exact amount or checks will be accept- E-MAIL care center in Mahoning County have Yost accused an Athens County couple of ed for the annual fee. [email protected] New permits issued this year will be valid through April [email protected] died of COVID-19 since April, The price gouging, alleging they jacked up [email protected] Repository reported earlier this week. the price of bottles of hand sanitizer by 30, 2021. For more information, visit www.russellspoint- oh.gov or contact the clerk of courts, (937) 843-2245 ext. 5. [email protected] As the deaths continued, the governor more than 1,000% in some cases. [email protected]

FRIDAY BELLEFONTAINE DIGITAL EDITION EXAMINER 6.19.20 ONLINE @ examiner.org Local & State n LOGAN COUNTY BEAT SHERIFF & HIGHWAY PATROL Summons issued for assault Birchfield came to her defense. in the store. Employees said Lucas Troopers said he was operating a John “Tyler” Birchfield, 27, of Birchfield said Blackburn began shoving walked into the store, stating that she sport utility vehicle near the Hopewell Columbus, was issued a summons for and hitting him, and deputies observed was having trouble with her vehicle, and railroad crossing when he lost control of assault related to an incident that his right eye was red and there was then she fell face first onto the floor. the vehicle. Further details of the crash Wednesday in West Mansfield. a scratch on his collarbone. Indian Lake EMS checked Lucas at are pending investigation. Deputies of the Logan County Blackburn told deputies that Kensler the scene. Deputies noticed that she had May was wearing his seatbelt and was Sheriff’s Office were dispatched about 6 got in his face and yelled, “Hit me!” and a strong odor of alcoholic beverage on cited for failure to control. Damage was p.m. to 372 E. State St., West Mansfield, then said Birchfield struck him in the her person. heavy to the SUV, which was towed in reference to an assault. left side of the face. Deputies observed She couldn’t not identify anyone who from the scene. Birchfield and his girlfriend, Shonica that his face was red and he had a could pick her up from the store, so • Levi Vondenhuevel 36, of Kensler, spoke with deputies at the resi- swollen lip. deputies placed her under arrest and Continental, was cited for unsafe vehicle dence regarding an altercation that Birchfield was issued the summons transported her to the Logan County related to a non-injury crash about 5 occurred at 458 Highland St., West and deputies sent a report to the Logan Jail. p.m. Wednesday on U.S. Route 33. Mansfield, involving Joshua Blackburn. County Prosecutor’s Office for review of Troopers said he was operating a Kensler said her children and charges for Blackburn. OHIO STATE HIGHWAY westbound semi tractor-trailer near U.S. Blackburn’s children had been playing PATROL Route 68 when his vehicle experienced Woman lodged for public equipment failure on a mud flap, caus- together several days ago and the chil- intoxication dren found a snake. Kensler and Minor injuries reported ing the mud flap to break away from the Birchfield said they went to the Kathleen A. Lucas, 54, of 12100 in U.S. 68 crash vehicle. Blackburn residence to give back the Bayview, Lakeview, was charged with Travis May, 31, of Belle Center, sus- The mud flap subsequently hit west- snake. public intoxication as a result of an inci- tained minor injuries in a crash about bound cars operated by Debra The pair said a verbal argument dent Wednesday at Lakeview Hardware, 6:15 a.m. Tuesday on U.S. Route 68, but Weiskittle, 46, of Russells Point and began when they arrived at the 8793 Township Road 239, Lakeview. troopers of the Marysville Post of the Matthew Ladow, 23, of Russells Point. Blackburn home, and Kensler said Deputies responded about 5 p.m. to a Ohio State Highway Patrol report he was Each of the drivers were wearing their Blackburn pushed her, and then report of a woman who had passed out not transported from the scene. seat belts. Columbus statue to be removed from namesake Ohio city A look back into the headlines… COLUMBUS (AP) — ness." Democratic Mayor police on May 25. the Columbus Art 75 YEARS AGO A statue of Christopher Andrew Ginther said in a This is the second Commission to launch a TUESDAY, JUNE 19, 1945 Columbus will be removed release. “That does not announcement this week process that will help Inclement weather greeted more than by the largest city that represent our great city, of a monument enshrined determine how to best 100 Girl Scouts woh gathered at the Fair Grounds bears the explorer's name, and we will no longer live to the explorer being replace the statue as well for sessions of annual Day Camp sponsored by the Ohio city's mayor in the shadow of our ugly removed in Columbus. as reevaluate existing Hi-Point Council, but failed to dampen spirits. announced Thursday. past.” Columbus State monuments and symbols The statue located in There has long been Community College said in the city, including the Mrs. Willis Strayer is Camp Director and Mrs. front of City Hall in debate across the nation Tuesday it will be disman- city's seal and flag. Samuel Miller, her assistant. Columbus, Ohio, will be over the explorer’s legacy, tling the statue of “By replacing the stat- Kenneth J. Taylor has been promoted to Major removed immediately and with some calling him a Columbus that has been ue, we are removing one in Germany where he is serving in a field artillery placed in storage as monu- symbol of the conquest displayed on its downtown more barrier to meaningful battalion in the 3rd Army. He is the son of Mr. and ments to Confederates and and subjugation of indige- campus since 1988. and lasting change to end Mrs. Frank Taylor, Center avenue, and has been in other historical figures nous people. Columbus, “We do not seek to systemic racism,” said who repressed or Ohio's capital, quietly can- erase history, but to make the Army four years and overseas since April 1944. Mayor Ginther. “Its oppressed other people are celed its Columbus Day an intentional shift in what Miss Peggy Heidecker, U.S. Cadet Nurse at removal will allow us to being dismantled across holiday beginning in 2018. we visibly honor and cele- White Cross Hospital, Columbus, is enjoying a the country. The removal of such brate as an institution," remain focused on critical two-week vacation from her duties is visiting in “For many people in monuments follows weeks Columbus State Board of police reforms and increas- our community, the statue of global protests over the Trustees President ing equity in housing, the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.H. represents patriarchy, killing of George Floyd at Anthony Joseph said. health outcomes, education Heidecker, north Stanley street, this week. oppression and divisive- the hands of Minneapolis Ginther said he asked and employment.”

FRIDAY BELLEFONTAINE DIGITAL EDITION EXAMINER 6.19.20 eMail: [email protected] EXAMINER Phone: (937) 592-3060 Sports Matt Hammond x1122 or Aaron LaBatt x1115 Browns to induct ODNR offering Cribbs, Slaughter free fishing into Legends program this weekend

CLEVELAND (AP) — BY THE EXAMINER STAFF lasting memories with fam- • Choose a pond, lake or The Cleveland Browns ily and friends during our stream where children will will induct kick return spe- Area residents wishing free fishing days be able to easily catch a cialist Josh Cribbs and to give Indian Lake or other weekend.” few fish. wide receiver Webster public fishing areas a try Fish are abundant in • Use live bait to Slaughter into their will have the opportunity Ohio waters. The Division increase the chance of Legends club this season. this weekend as the Ohio of Wildlife’s six fish hatch- catching a fish. Live bait is An undrafted free agent Department of Natural eries stocked more than 69 also more interesting for quarterback from Kent Resources is offering its million sport fish in public children. State, Cribbs developed annual free fishing week- waters in 2019, including • Take a camera and into of the NFL's best end Saturday and Sunday. walleye, saugeye, yellow snacks. returners while becoming a Ohio residents may fish perch, steelhead, rainbow • Be patient – plan on three-time Pro Bowler dur- for free in any of Ohio’s trout, brown trout, spending time untangling ing eight seasons with the public waters, including muskellunge, channel cat- lines, baiting hooks, land- Browns. He returned eight Lake Erie and the Ohio fish, blue catfish and ing fish and taking pic- kickoffs for touchdowns, River, during the week- hybrid-striped bass. An tures. tying him with Leon end. It is the only weekend estimated 1.3 • Most of all, keep the Washington for the most in of the year when those 16- million Ohioans fish in the trip fun. league history . years-old or older are not Buckeye State every year. Anglers 16 years and Cribbs also had three required to obtain a fishing The free fishing days older are required to have a TD punt returns, and he license to fish in the state’s weekend offers Ohioans of valid fishing license to take amassed 13,488 career public waters. all ages the chance to expe- fish, frogs or turtles from return yards, third most in “Ohio offers extraordi- rience the fun of catching a Ohio waters when not fish- league history. He added nary fishing opportunities fish. The ODNR offers the ing on Ohio’s free 1,175 yards receiving , 808 Huntsville resident Owen Smith holds a crappie he in its lakes, reservoirs, following tips when taking fishing days weekend. yards rushing and scored recently caught while fishing with his father at Indian rivers and streams,” a child fishing: Fishing licenses are avail- nine TDs as a multi- Lake. This weekend’s free fishing days in Ohio gives said ODNR director Mary • Keep the trip simple able from participating faceted offensive weapon adults a great opportunity to do some angling with their Mertz. “I invite all Ohioans by considering a child’s age agents and at www.wildo- for the Browns. children. to get outside and create and skill level. hio.gov Slaughter spent six sea- sons with the Browns, helping the club reach three AFC title games in four seasons. A second- Ohio State-Alabama set home-and-home football series round pick in 1986, he twice made the Pro Bowl. TUSCALOOSA, Ala. 2028 seasons. take place in Columbus, It is the first home- neutral site games. Ohio He had his best statistical (AP) — Alabama and The two powerhouse Ohio on Sept. 18, 2027, and-home meeting State won the last meet- season in 1989, when he Ohio State have scheduled programs announced the with the Buckeyes com- between Ohio State and ing 42-35 in the 2015 caught 65 passes for 1,236 a home-and-home football matchups on Thursday. ing to Tuscaloosa the fol- Alabama. They have Sugar Bowl en route to yards and six TDs. series for the 2027 and The first game will lowing Sept. 9. played four times, all in the national title. Sports Poulter, Hubbard grab RBC Heritage lead

BY DOUG FERGUSON AP GOLF WRITER

The RBC Heritage began two month later than usual with a little rain, a little sunshine and a lot of birdies, most of them from Jordan Spieth to turn a rough start into a furious finish. Ian Poulter holed a 30- foot birdie putt and fol- lowed with a 5-iron to 4 feet for a birdie that closed out his round of 7-under 64, giving him a share of the lead Thursday with Mark Hubbard at Hilton Head. "I've always loved com- ing here to play golf," said Poulter, and he has plenty of company this year. The RBC Heritage, typi- cally a week after the Masters in April, is the sec- ond tournament since the PGA Tour returned after 90 days from the COVID-19 pandemic. The top three players in the world are at Hilton Head — Rory McIlroy, Jon Rahm and Justin Thomas — and none broke par on a day in which 66 players in Ian Poulter putts on the 17th green during the first round of the RBC Heritage golf tournament Thursday in Hilton Head Island, S.C. (AP PHOTO/GERRY the 151-man field shot in BROOME) the 60s. A year ago, only 38 players in the 132-man Spieth said. "It's not a great Bryson DeChambeau, were day, and I couldn't feel and townhouses, and plen- often during three winless field opened with rounds feeling." in the large group at 67. comfortable to give it a ty of people spilled onto years. With a provisional in the 60s. Determined to at least DeChambeau, who good whack, but I was still their decks and into their tee shot in the fairway, Spieth wouldn't have try to get under par for his added some 40 pounds of able to manage keeping it yards to watch. The tour Spieth went over to look at guessed he would be one round, Spieth had a career- mass to increase his swing mostly in the fairway." has ropes to line the fair- the trees, and then some 20 of them after a tee shot best six straight birdies on , was hammering Dustin Johnson was way. This year, they put up yards to the right at his what was 5 yards right of his back nine and finished shots over the range during poised to make a move ropes to line the yards to original tee shot nestled in the 12th fairway hit a tree with seven birdies over his practice earlier in the week. until hit into the water on keep people from coming the pine straw. And then he and didn't stop rolling last eight holes for a 66. He had to tone it down on the par-3 14th and com- all the way onto the course. three-putted. until it was out-of-bounds. Poulter and Hubbard, the tight, tree-lined pounding the error with a One family had a sign Instead of getting down, He made triple bogey and who started birdie-eagle, Harbour Town Golf Links. three-putt triple bogey. He up for Spieth as he walked he told caddie Michael was 3 over through three were a shot ahead of a "I couldn't unleash the still managed a 68. along the eighth fairway, Greller on the next tee, holes. group that included Webb Kraken today," It was the first PGA Tour one of only two holes on "That's over. Le'ts get four "All of a sudden, I'm 3 Simpson, Ryan Palmer and DeChambeau said, a stu- with spectators on the the front nine where he (birdies) today and shoot over through three, and Viktor Hovland, Colonial dent of physics and property, just not on the failed to make birdie. under par." you start to see guys going winner Daniel Berger, Scandinavian folklore. "It golf course with tickets. That shot out-of- "I ended up getting a 2 under through two, 2 Brooks Koepka, Ernie Els was just too tight out there. Harbour Town is lined bounds had all markings of few more than that," he under through three early," and that incredible bulk, The wind was swirling all with vacation homes, villas bad breaks he has seen too said.

FRIDAY BELLEFONTAINE DIGITAL EDITIONEXAMINER 6.19.20 Sports Players at 70 games, MLB at 60, Manfred says deadline is near BY RONALD BLUM We stated positions on 14 new playoff games whose AP BASEBALL WRITER each of those issues. We broadcast rights could be then made trades and com- sold, and MLB would have NEW YORK — Baseball promises across and within the option of 14 or 16 post- players proposed a 70- those issues,” Manfred said. season teams in 2021. game regular-season “At several points in time, I Manfred said MLB would schedule Thursday, a plan went back to the list of give the additional playoffs immediately rejected by issues with Tony and games to broadcast partners baseball Commissioner reviewed where we were, for free this year to make up Rob Manfred with the sides and I did that again at the for the shortened regular 10 games and about $275 end of the meeting. We season and MLB would sell million apart on plans to shook hands and we both the games for 2021. Players start the coronavirus- agreed we were going to -- proposed they split broad- delayed season. push was the word -- push cast revenue 50-50 from the As part of the union our sides to reach an agree- additional 2021 games. That proposal, players would ment consistent with that was a change in stance for a wear advertisement patch- framework.” union that has steadfastly es on their uniforms during That plan included a 60- resisted sharing revenue all games for the first time game regular-season sched- because of fears it would in major league history. ule that would have $1.48 become a step toward a “This needs to be over,” billion in salaries plus a $25 salary cap system. Manfred said. “Until I million players' postseason Cleveland Indians second baseman Jason Kipnis stands on the Major League Baseball Players also would allow speak with owners, I can’t pool, people familiar with logo that serves as the on deck circle during the first inning of a baseball game between MLB to move postseason give you a firm deadline.” the framework told The the Chicago White Sox and the Indians in this April 24, 2013 photo, in Chicago. games this year to neutral Both sides envision Associated Press, speaking (AP Photo | Charles Rex Arbogast) sites if needed because of spring training resuming on condition of anonymity the coronavirus. June 26. Counting back, because details were not counter-proposal he want- have them get roughly 43%. plans for the NBA and NHL. Both sides would that means pitchers and announced. MLB for the ed to make any topic.” “I told him 70 games "Our guys want nothing to expand use of the designat- catchers would have to first time agreed to pay full The union proposal was simply impossible do with that. Number two, ed hitter to games involv- travel Monday for the start pro-rated salaries with would have $1.73 billion in given the calendar and the Fauci says we shouldn’t be ing National League teams. of medical intake testing games in empty ballparks. salaries, plus a $50 million public health situation, and playing in October and their The luxury tax would be the following day. “He was clear that it postseason pool, people he went ahead and made proposal contemplates suspended for 2020, which While the gap has nar- wasn’t going to be easy and familiar with that plan said. that proposal anyway,” lengthening the season.” with a 70-game schedule rowed, both sides remain we were both clear that we “In my discussions with Manfred said. MLB also does not want projects to save the Yankees opposed to additional con- needed approval from our Rob in Arizona we explored a Both MLB and the to bunch more games into $9.95 million, Houston $1.52 cessions, The path toward respective constituencies,” potential pro-rata framework, union proposed starting the same time period. million, the Dodgers an agreement remains Manfred said. “Tony in fact but I made clear repeatedly in the season on July 19, and “We told them we’re not $506,000 and the Cubs uncertain and difficult. informed me last night on that meeting and after it that players said it should end playing doubleheaders,” $135,000. At 60 games, New “We believe this offer the phone that he could there were a number of sig- Sept. 30, three days later Manfred said. “Our public York is projected to save $8.5 represents the basis for an not sell the framework nificant issues with what he than management. Citing health guys tell us you million, the Astros $1.3 mil- agreement on resumption even to his subcommittee, proposed, in particular the Dr. Anthony Fauci, director should not put people lion, the Dodgers $434,000 of play,” union head Tony and that it was going no number of games," Clark of the National Institute of together for that number of and the Cubs $116,000. Clark said in a statement. further and it was not said. “It is unequivocally false Allergy and Infectious hours in the day. It’s not Players with so-called Manfred met with Clark going up for a vote of the to suggest that any tentative Diseases, MLB does not safe. But they just keep split contracts, who get paid in Arizona for about five players or anything like agreement or other agree- want to extend playing ignoring those things.” at a lower salary rate when hours Tuesday, and MLB that because the subcom- ment was reached in that deeper into the autumn. Baseball’s postseason sent to the minor leagues, said Wednesday that they mittee had rejected it. He meeting.” “Dr. Fauci’s out there would expand from 10 would not have to repay the had reached a framework then encouraged me to MLB’s plan would have telling us that football teams to 16 this year, and advance they already for the season. The union offer improvements in the players receive about 37% should playing in a quaran- the two wild-card games received: $16,500, $30,000 or disputed that, saying it was framework. I told him I was of salaries that originally tine. The other two sports would transform into eight $60,000, depending on their merely another proposal. not going to do that, but if totaled $4 billion, and the are playing in a quarantine,” best-of-three series. That contract, for a total of about “We had a list of issues. he could make whatever union’s proposal would Manfred said, referring to would create a minimum of $33 million.

FRIDAY BELLEFONTAINE DIGITAL EDITIONEXAMINER 6.19.20 Sports Steelers’ Heyward: team will be united if it opts to protest

BY WILL GRAVES really paid to the issues confident social progress AP SPORTS WRITER Colin was talking about at can be made — pointing to the time and they were the Steelers' decision to PITTSBURGH — Cam mostly concerned with what close their offices on Friday Heyward is well-versed in he was doing rather than his in honor of Juneteenth — the sometimes messy message,” Heyward said. “I he's a little less certain optics associated with tak- think this time around you about how the NFL moves ing a stand against social see the evidence and you forward amid the Covid-19 injustice. see what he was talking pandemic. He is entering The Pittsburgh Steelers about. It’s not like he was the final year of his con- defensive end and his blowing up smoke. These tract and though he wants teammates met it head on are real issues that effect our to remain in Pittsburgh in 2017, when a miscom- communities and this is a there hasn't been much munication with left tackle chance for a lot of guys to movement when it comes and Army veteran speak up. We all have back- to a possible extension. Alejandro Villanueva left grounds and we’ve all seen “If I have to go into this Villanueva on the field in these tragedies happen. year thinking it should be Chicago for the national They’ve got to stop.” my last year, so be it,” anthem while the rest of The 31-year-old Heyward said. the Steelers remained in Heyward, a married father Either way, 2020 feels the tunnel. The image — of three whose wife is like a last ride of sorts. Villanueva with his hand white, added "these issues Several younger players — over his heart, the other 52 hit home way more namely linebacker T.J. Watt players on the roster hid- because my family is going and wide receiver JuJu den in darkness — became to have to deal with it for Smith-Schuster — will be in a flashpoint in the debate the rest of their lives.” the market for raises soon. on what is and what isn't Pittsburgh Steelers defensive end Cameron Heyward (97) plays against the Cincinnati Heyward called for Quarterback Ben the proper way to protest. Bengals on Dec. 13, 2018, in Pittsburgh. Heyward isn’t sure what his future holds. The more resources for law Roethlisberger is playing on Nearly three years later, enforcement officers and a rebuilt right elbow at age club hasn’t contacted the Pro Bowler about an extension as he enters the final year of it still stings. having a national database 38. For a team that's missed his current deal. (AP File Photo | Don Wright) “Thing that ticks me off that can track complaints the playoffs each of the last about that, what we were protests in the aftermath of of togetherness. uals and affect our com- against officers. two seasons, Heyward has trying to do was remain out the killing of George Floyd “I think we want to stay munity (off the field)." “If you have a prior become acutely aware of a of the spotlight and it got by a Minneapolis police united in what we do and Heyward is confident complaint, that needs to be window potentially closing. turned upside down," office has professional ath- what we want to accom- the climate in 2020 is more filed,” Heyward said. “We know this team is Heyward said Thursday. letes once again trying to plish,” Heyward said. open to honest dialogue "There’s no reason you not going to be the same “To know that we were piece together how to use “Coach (Mike Tomlin) has compared to 2017, when should be right back on the next year,” he said. “I stress looked at as leaving one of their platform to bring always told me if we win Kaepernick's taking a knee street. There should be no that a lot. ... We’ve got a our brothers out and leav- about change. the Super Bowl, that’s not to call attention to police reason why the color of my great group of guys but ing Al out to dry (hurts).” While Heyward, a nine- enough in the city of brutality turned into a ref- skin or the color of my some guys have outplayed Heyward isn't con- year veteran and longtime Pittsburgh. We want to erendum on whether it's child’s skin or the color of their contracts and have to cerned about the Steelers defensive captain, stressed leave lasting change among appropriate to make that my friend’s skin should move on to greater pas- making that mistake again everyone has a voice in the the community as well. For kind of stand during “The threaten you.” tures. That’s just how the as they prepare for a season locker room, he expects us, we’re going to have Star-Spangled Banner.” While Heyward, who game is ... I want everybody unlike any other. The wave any public display by the those opportunities to “It was harder (in 2017) said he is in contact with to get paid as much as they of high-profile nationwide team on the field to be one branch out and be individ- because I felt like ... no one his teammates every day, is can.” YOUTH BALL WL LEAGUE Little League action. Wilcoxon combined for 11 SOFTBALL Wednesday in 12-and- For West Liberty II, LITTLE LEAGUE Offensively for Wilcoxon strikeouts on the mound. 12-AND-UP under softball action. Addison Carter had a West Liberty III drops Homes, Aiden Hull, Garrett For King Law Office, West Liberty I beats West Liberty I was led double with two RBI with West Liberty IV Hull, Carson Vesey, Sutton Nick Kensler went 2-3 with West Liberty II by Tori Dappert, who Emma Liggett, Karlee West Liberty III Wilcoxon, Levi Yelton and an RBI, Casey Boyer hit a West Liberty I Keith’s went 2-3 with a double. Lucas, Ava Martin, Wilcoxon Homes defeated Bayes Lapp all had hits and triple with two RBI, while Kuts and Kurls topped Alivia Campbell went 2-3 Sydney Conley and Isla West Liberty IV King Law an RBI. Kash LeVan, Tucker Searles and Dallas West Liberty II Hillside and Savannah McClintick Leichty all getting on base Office 9-5 on Wednesday in Braden Hershberger and Koons both added hits. Greenhouse 12-8 on hit a double with an RBI. twice.

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SUMMER BASEBALL SPORTS SCOREBOARD MONDAY, JUNE 22 JUNIOR LEAGUE Bellefontaine at Piqua try-way, 11 a.m. SENIOR LEAGUE GOLF RACING Olentangy Orange at Bellefontaine, MONDAY, JULY 13 6 p.m. SENIOR LEAGUE PGA TOUR RBC HERITAGE Patrick Reed 36-34—070 -1 NASCAR CUP SERIES Oct. 25 — , Fort Worth, Texas JUNIOR LEAGUE Bellefontaine at Mechanicsburg, 6 p.m. PAR SCORES Vijay Singh 34-36—070 -1 Nov. 1 — , Martinsville, Va. Marysville at Bellefontaine, 6 p.m. JUNIOR LEAGUE Danny Willett 35-35—070 -1 SCHEDULE, WINNERS Nov. 8 — NASCAR Cup Series Thurday Mechanicsburg at Bellefontaine, 6 p.m. Brian Harman 37-33—070 -1 Jun 15, 2020 2:00PM (GMT 18:00) - words Championship, Avondale, Ariz. TUESDAY, JUNE 23 At Harbour Town Golf Links Feb. 9 — x- at DAYTONA (Erik Hilton Head, S.C. Roger Sloan 35-35—070 -1 x-non-points race SENIOR LEAGUE WEDNESDAY, JULY 15 Russell Henley 36-34—070 -1 Jones) Purse: $7,100,000 Feb. 13 — x- 1 at Bellefontaine at Piqua, 6 p.m. SENIOR LEAGUE Yardage: 7,099; Par: 71 Tom Hoge 33-37—070 -1 TRANSACTIONS SECOND ROUND Emiliano Grillo 35-35—070 -1 DAYTONA () JUNIOR LEAGUE Bellefontaine at Indian Lake, 6 p.m. Feb. 13 — x-Bluegreen Vacations Duel 2 at Piqua at Bellefontaine, 6 p.m. Ian Poulter 33-31—064 -7 Rory Sabbatini 35-35—070 -1 JUNIOR LEAGUE Troy Merritt 33-37—070 -1 DAYTONA (William Byron) Mark Hubbard 31-33—064 -7 Feb. 16 — () BASEBALL THURDAY, JUNE 25 Indian Lake at Bellefontaine, 6 p.m. Sebastián Muñoz 33-32—065 -6 Justin Rose 37-33—070 -1 Major League Baseball Matt Kuchar 35-35—070 -1 Feb. 23 — presented by Jiffy SENIOR LEAGUE Viktor Hovland 31-34—065 -6 DETROIT TIGERS — Agreed to terms with C THURSDAY, JULY 16 Jhonattan Vegas 34-36—070 -1 Lube (Joey Logano) Bellefontaine at Ben Logan, 6 p.m. Michael Thompson 34-31—065 -6 March 1 — () Dillon Dingler. SENIOR LEAGUE Webb Simpson 31-34—065 -6 Aaron Baddeley 34-37—071 E Kevin Tway 36-35—071 E March 8 — FanShield 500 (Joey Logano) TORONTO BLUE JAYS — Signed RHP CJ JUNIOR LEAGUE Ben Logan at Bellefontaine, 6 p.m. Dylan Frittelli 33-32—065 -6 March 15 — Folds of Honor QuikTrip 500, Van Eyk, RHP Trent Palmer, and OF Zach Jackson Center at Bellefontaine, Brice Garnett 33-32—065 -6 Luke Donald 34-37—071 E Hampton, Ga. Britton. 6:30 p.m. SATURDAY, JULY 18 Ryan Palmer 31-34—065 -6 Jason Day 35-36—071 E Tyrrell Hatton 36-35—071 E March 22 — , Homestead, BASKETBALL SENIOR LEAGUE Matthew NeSmith 34-32—066 -5 Fla. SATURDAY, JUNE 27 Jordan Spieth 29-37—066 -5 Charley Hoffman 34-37—071 E National Basketball League Bellefontaine at Coldwater try-way, 11 a.m. Adam Schenk 32-39—071 E March 29 — O'Reilly Auto Parts 500, Fort DETROIT PISTONS - Named Troy Weaver as SENIOR LEAGUE Tony Finau 33-33—066 -5 Worth, Texas JUNIOR LEAGUE Matthew Fitzpatrick 34-32—066 -5 Bud Cauley 35-36—071 E General Manager. Bellefontaine at Defiance (DH), 11 a.m. Charl Schwartzel 36-35—071 E April 5 — Food City 500, Bristol, Tenn. Bellefontaine at Coldwater tri-way, 11 a.m. Erik van Rooyen 31-35—066 -5 LOS ANGELES LAKERS — Announced Dr. JUNIOR LEAGUE Peter Malnati 34-37—071 E April 19 — , Richmond, Va. Karida Brown as Director of Racial Equity and Mackenzie Hughes 34-32—066 -5 April 26 — GEICO 500, Talladega, Ala. Piqua at Bellefontaine, (DH) 11 a.m. MONDAY, JULY 20 Harris English 33-34—067 -4 Jon Rahm 33-38—071 E Action. Tyler Duncan 35-36—071 E May 3 — NASCAR Cup Series Race at Dover, SENIOR LEAGUE Patrick Rodgers 36-31—067 -4 Dover, Del. FOOTBALL MONDAY, JULY 29 Bellefontaine at St. Henry, 6:30 p.m. Vaughn Taylor 32-35—067 -4 Sam Burns 37-34—071 E May 9 — Blue-Emu Maximum Pain Relief 500, National Football League JUNIOR LEAGUE Daniel Berger 35-32—067 -4 Brian Gay 35-36—071 E JUNIOR LEAGUE Bo Van Pelt 35-36—071 E Martinsville, Va. BALTIMORE RAVENS — Named Mark Sidney at Bellefontaine, 6 p.m. Brooks Koepka 32-35—067 -4 May 16 — x-NASCAR Open, Concord, N.C. Azevedo as Assistant Director of College and St. Henry at Bellefontaine, 6:30 p.m. Rickie Fowler 34-33—067 -4 Bill Haas 37-34—071 E Doc Redman 36-36—072 +1 May 16 — x-NASCAR All-Star Race, Concord, Pro Personnel, David Black as National Scout, TUESDAY, JUNE 30 WEDNESDAY, JULY 22 Ernie Els 32-35—067 -4 N.C. and John Cleary as West Area Scout. J.T. Poston 33-34—067 -4 Si Woo Kim 35-37—072 +1 SENIOR LEAGUE Rory McIlroy 34-38—072 +1 May 17 — The Real Heroes 400 () SOCCER SENIOR LEAGUE Sepp Straka 32-35—067 -4 May 20 — Toyota 500 (Denny Hamlin) Minster at Bellefontaine, 6:30 p.m. Northeastern at Bellefontaine C. Bezuidenhout 33-34—067 -4 Sung Kang 37-35—072 +1 Major League Soccer Nate Lashley 36-36—072 +1 May 24 — Coca-Cola 600 () TUESDAY, JUNE 30 B. DeChambeau 33-34—067 -4 May 28 — Alsco Uniforms 500 () FC DALLAS — Signed G Carlos Avilez. SATURDAY, JULY 25 Xander Schauffele 37-35—072 +1 PORTLAND TIMBERS — Acquired D Pablo Max Homa 33-34—067 -4 May 31 — Food City presents the SENIOR LEAGUE SENIOR LEAGUE Joel Dahmen 33-35—068 -3 Adam Long 37-35—072 +1 Bonilla. Returned D Jorge Moreira from on Kyoung-Hoon Lee 36-36—072 +1 Supermarket Heroes 500 (Brad Keselowski) Minster at Bellefontaine, 6:30 p.m. Logan Co. Tournament at Bellefontaine Kevin Kisner 34-34—068 -3 June 7 — Folds of Honor QuikTrip 500 (Kevin loan to Superliga, Argentina side River Plate. C.T. Pan 32-36—068 -3 Bronson Burgoon 38-34—072 +1 National Women's Soccer League WEDNESDAY, JULY 1 J.Janewattananond 35-37—072 +1 Harvick) SUNDAY, JULY 26 Jim Herman 33-35—068 -3 June 10 — Blue-Emu Maximum Pain Relief SKY BLUE FC — Signed M Nichole Baxter, D SENIOR LEAGUE Collin Morikawa 35-33—068 -3 Maverick McNealy 34-38—072 +1 Cassidy Benintente and M Jennifer Cudjoe to SENIOR LEAGUE 500 (Martin Truex Jr) Bellefontaine at Springfield Shawnee, 6 p.m. Stewart Cink 33-35—068 -3 Davis Love III 37-35—072 +1 short-term contracts. Logan Co. Tournament at Bellefontaine Matthew Wolff 35-37—072 +1 June 14 — Toyota/Save Mart 350, Sonoma, Calif. Matt Wallace 35-33—068 -3 June 14 — Dixie Vodka 400 (Denny Hamlin) United Soccer League THURSDAY, JULY 2 Danny Lee 33-35—068 -3 Justin Thomas 34-38—072 +1 ORANGE COUNTY SC — Signed D Kobi MONDAY, JULY 27 Keith Mitchell 36-36—072 +1 June 21 — Chicagoland 400, Joliet, Ill. SENIOR LEAGUE Chris Stroud 34-34—068 -3 June 21 — GEICO 500, Talladega, Ala. Henry. SENIOR LEAGUE Adam Hadwin 35-37—072 +1 Mechanicsburg at Bellefontaine, 6 p.m. Dustin Johnson 33-35—068 -3 June 27 — Pocono Organics 325 in partner- COLLEGE Logan County Tournament at Bellefontaine Brendon Todd 34-34—068 -3 Michael Kim 35-37—072 +1 ship with Rodale Institute, Long Pond, Pa. MARQUETTE — Announced the retirement of JUNIOR LEAGUE Andrew Landry 34-34—068 -3 J.J. Spaun 37-35—072 +1 June 28 — Worry-Free Weather Guarantee women's tennis coach Jody Brown. Bellefontaine at Mechanicsburg, 6 p.m. Corey Conners 33-35—068 -3 Michael Gligic 37-35—072 +1 Scott Brown 36-37—073 +2 350, Long Pond, Pa. Chez Reavie 33-35—068 -3 July 5 — Big Machine Hand Sanitizer 400 MONDAY, JULY 6 Wyndham Clark 32-36—068 -3 Aaron Wise 37-36—073 +2 Kevin Chappell 37-36—073 +2 Powered by Big Machine Records, Speedway, SPORTS NOTES SENIOR LEAGUE Chesson Hadley 35-33—068 -3 Ind. Brian Stuard 34-34—068 -3 Denny McCarthy 37-36—073 +2 Indian Lake at Bellefontaine, 6 p.m. Ryan Moore 36-37—073 +2 July 12 — Quaker State 400 Presented by RACES/5KS Luke List 35-34—069 -2 Walmart, Sparta, Ky. JUNIOR LEAGUE Kyle Stanley 34-35—069 -2 K.J. Choi 37-36—073 +2 5K ON THE LAKE Rafa Cabrera Bello 39-34—073 +2 July 15 — x-NASCAR Open, Concord, N.C. Bellefontaine at Indian Lake, 6 p.m. Jason Kokrak 35-34—069 -2 July 15 — NASCAR All-Star Race, Concord, The 13th annual 5K On The Lake is set for Harry Higgs 34-35—069 -2 Pat Perez 38-35—073 +2 July 4 at 8 a.m. Packet pickup will be from 6- TUESDAY, JULY 7 Louis Oosthuizen 37-36—073 +2 N.C. Cameron Smith 33-36—069 -2 July 19 — O'Reilly Auto Parts 500, Fort Worth, 8 a.m. at West Lake Street in Lakeview. All SENIOR LEAGUE Zach Johnson 35-34—069 -2 Sungjae Im 36-37—073 +2 registration, including race-day registration Texas Sidney Lehman at Bellefontaine, 6:30 p.m. Bubba Watson 36-33—069 -2 Charles Howell III 36-37—073 +2 will be done online. Register early to guaran- Russell Knox 37-36—073 +2 July 23 — Kansas 400, Kansas City, Kan. Joaquin Niemann 35-34—069 -2 Aug. 2 — Foxwoods Resort Casino 301, tee a T-shirt. To sign up, go to https://run- WEDNESDAY, JULY 8 Jim Furyk 33-36—069 -2 Kevin Streelman 37-36—073 +2 signup.com/race/oh/5konthelake The cost is Andy Ogletree 38-35—073 +2 Loudon, N.H. SENIOR LEAGUE Bernhard Langer 38-31—069 -2 Aug. 8 — FireKeepers Casino 400, Brooklyn, Mich. $25 until June 19 and that includes a shirt and Discounts from Byeong Hun An 38-36—074 +3 Bellefontaine at Northeastern, 6 p.m. Wesley Bryan 34-35—069 -2 Aug. 9 — , Brooklyn, Mich. finisher’s medal. The cost until June 26 is $30 Carlos Ortiz 37-32—069 -2 Nick Watney 37-37—074 +3 and includes a shirt and medal. Until July 4, Matt Every 37-37—074 +3 Aug. 16 — Go Bowling at The Glen, Watkins JUNIOR LEAGUE Abraham Ancer 35-34—069 -2 Glen, N.Y. the cost is $35 and includes a shirt and medal Bellefontaine at Sidney, 6 p.m. Lucas Glover 35-34—069 -2 Andrew Putnam 37-37—074 +3 while supplies last. There is a $10 discount for Local Businesses Ted Potter, Jr. 36-38—074 +3 Aug. 23 — , Dover, Del. Billy Horschel 33-36—069 -2 Aug. 29 — , Daytona junior high and high school runners. THURSDAY, JULY 9 Gary Woodland 38-31—069 -2 Hideki Matsuyama 37-37—074 +3 TOURNAMENTS Brandt Snedeker 38-36—074 +3 Beach, Fla. SENIOR LEAGUE Ryan Armour 33-36—069 -2 Sept. 6 — , Darlington, S.C. West Liberty Lions basketball tournament Jason Dufner 35-34—069 -2 Shane Lowry 39-35—074 +3 The West Liberty Lions host a three-on-three Bellefontaine at Ben Logan, 6 p.m. available at the Jimmy Walker 37-37—074 +3 Sept. 12 — , Sam Ryder 34-35—069 -2 Richmond, Va. basketball tournament Sunday, June 28, at JUNIOR LEAGUE Matt Jones 36-33—069 -2 Talor Gooch 38-37—075 +4 Lions Park. Graeme McDowell 39-36—075 +4 Sept. 19 — Bass Pro Shops NRA Night Race, Marysville at Bellefontaine, 6 p.m. Branden Grace 32-37—069 -2 Bristol, Tenn. There will be two divisions: ninth- through Alex Noren 35-34—069 -2 David Hearn 39-36—075 +4 12th-grade and adults 18 and older. The cost is SATURDAY, JULY 11 Bellefontaine Austin Cook 38-38—076 +5 Sept. 27 — , Las Vegas, Nev. Spencer Ralston 34-35—069 -2 Oct. 4 — YellaWood 500, Talladega, Ala. $10 per athlete. The championship game will SENIOR LEAGUE Scott Stallings 35-35—070 -1 Lanto Griffin 38-38—076 +5 be played prior to the fireworks that evening. Scott Piercy 39-37—076 +5 Oct. 11 — Bank of America ROVAL 400, Piqua, Ft. Loramie at Bellefontaine, 11 a.m. Harold Varner III 36-34—070 -1 Concord, N.C. Prizes will be awarded to the winning teams. Sergio Garcia 35-35—070 -1 Glen Day 39-37—076 +5 To sign up, send names, ages and contact Victor Perez 34-42—076 +5 Oct. 18 — , Kansas Examiner Patton Kizzire 36-34—070 -1 City, Kan. information for all team members to , or text Martin Trainer 38-42—080 +9 information to (937) 869-8528.

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HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED FOR RENT REAL ESTATE licensing requirements earn in addition to health insurance THE LOGAN COUNTY Sewer Logan County 2 BDRM., 1/2 DOUBLE. PUBLISHERS NOTICE $24.25/hr. to $27.53/hr. Op- and supplemental insurance District is accepting applica- Sewer District Jobs Off-street parking. Washer/ All real estate advertising in erators with a Class III license and retirement options. The tions and resumes for the Attn: Brian Schultz, Director dryer hook-ups included. $650 this newspaper is subject to earn $26.52/hr. to $29.80/hr. pay range for this position var- following position: 1015 State Route 708 plus deposit. NO PETS, NO the Fair Housing Act which The selected candidate must ies depending on licensing Russells Point, OH 43348 METRO. Ph. 937-592-8353. makes it illegal to advertise level and experience. Entry Wastewater Treatment “any preference, limitation or have a valid driver’s license Plant Chief Operator OR APTS., ROOMS, HOUSES with an acceptable driving rec- level begins at $20.56/hr. Op- discrimination based on race, erators meeting the Class I email to starting at $350.00. Call or color, religion, sex, handicap, ord as well as pass a criminal The Chief Operator position [email protected] Text 407-0516 or 441-0039. background check and drug licensing requirements earn requires a minimum of an Ohio familial status or national ori- test. All positions are subject $21.21/hr. to $24.50/hr. Op- EPA Wastewater Treatment gin, or an intention to make to a probationary period of 12 erators with a Class II license Plant Operator II license with APARTMENTS any such preference, limitation months. You can apply for the earn $22.73/hr. to $26.01/hr. the ability to obtain a Class III SERVICES or discrimination.” Familial positions as well as view spe- The selected candidate must license within 36 months of IDEAL FOR elderly person or status includes children under hire. Acceptable candidates FOR ONLY $335, you can couple. Off road parking, no the age of 18 living with par- cific job requirements and li- have a valid driver’s license place a 25-word classified ad censing requirements on the with an acceptable driving rec- must possess a valid Ohio steps, all appliances + washer ents or legal custodians, preg- Driver’s License with a clean in 133 newspapers across 68 and dryer included. No smok- nant women and people secur- Sewer District’s website at ord as well as pass a criminal counties. All newspapers www.logancowpc.com. background check and drug driving record. ing, no pets. 1444 Co. Rd. 1, ing custody of children under within the OhioScan network Bellefontaine. 937-539-1687. 18. Applications will be accepted test. All positions are subject Logan County offers a com- total a readership of over to a probationary period of 12 This newspaper will not know- until the position is filled. Lo- petitive pay for these positions 2,000,000. Call Bellefontaine NOTICE ingly accept any advertising for gan County is an Equal Oppor- months. You can apply for the with generous vacation, sick Examiner, 592-3060. Visit Housing advertisements pub- positions as well as view spe- real estate which is in violation tunity Employer. Any questions leave and retirement benefits www.adohio.net. lished in this newspaper are of the law. Our readers are regarding the position can be cific job requirements and li- in addition to health insurance subject to the Federal Fair censing requirements on the hereby informed that all dwell- made to the Logan County and supplemental insurance SALES Housing Act of 1968 which ings advertised in the newspa- Sewer District office at Sewer District’s website at and retirement options. The makes it illegal to advertise www.logancowpc.com. per are available on an equal 937-843-3328. Additional infor- pay range for this position is 2. LARGE GARAGE SALE: discrimination based on race, opportunity basis. To complain mation and applications can Applications will be accepted $27.28/hr. to $30.56/hr. de- June 19 & 20, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. color, religion, nationality, sex, of discrimination call HUD toll be found on the Logan County until the position is filled. Lo- pending on experience and li- 1412 St. Rt. 274 E., Rushsyl- age (including children), handi- free at 1-800-669-9777. The Sewer District’s website at gan County is an Equal Oppor- censing. vania. Lots of baby clothes, cap or familial status. This also toll free telephone number for www.logancowpc.com. Submit tunity Employer. Any questions The selected candidate must kids clothes, horse saddles, includes limitation to number the hearing impaired is completed applications and re- regarding the position can be have a valid driver’s license sewing machines, lots of stuff. of persons desired. The Belle- 1-800-927-9275. sumes to: made to the Logan County with an acceptable driving rec- fontaine Examiner will not Logan County Sewer District office at ord as well as pass a criminal knowingly accept advertising 3. YARD SALE: Sat. 6/20 9-3. which is in violation of the law. FINANCIAL Sewer District Jobs 937-843-3328. Additional infor- background check and drug Rain date 6/27. Lots of house- Attn: Brian Schultz, Director mation and applications can test. All positions are subject hold & gardening items, etc. be found on the Logan County NOTICE 1015 State Route 708 to a probationary period of 12 3644 Twp. Rd. 45, Bellef. STORAGE LENDING OPPORTUNITIES Russells Point, OH 43348 Sewer District’s website at months. You can apply for the www.logancowpc.com. Submit positions as well as view spe- Borrow Smart. Contact the OR COMMUNITY YARD SALES 540 & 33 SELF-STORAGE, Ohio Division of Financial Insti- completed applications and re- cific job requirements and li- at The Heights, 611 Saxon Dr., across from JVS. 10x15. First email to sumes to: censing requirements on the tutions’ Office of Consumer Af- Bellefontaine. June 20, 9 month free. 593-0000. fairs BEFORE you refinance [email protected] Logan County Sewer District’s website at a.m.-4 p.m. Rain date June 27. www.logancowpc.com. 68 SOUTH BELLEFONTAINE your home or obtain a loan. Sewer District Jobs BEWARE of requests for any THE LOGAN COUNTY Sewer Attn: Brian Schultz, Director STORAGE: Time to put District is accepting applica- Applications will be accepted FRUITS & away those winter items. large advance payment of fees 1015 State Route 708 until the position is filled. Lo- or insurance. Call the Office of tions and resumes for the Russells Point, OH 43348 We’ve got just the place. Call following position: gan County is an Equal Oppor- VEGETABLES 937-592-4895 ANYTIME. Consumer Affairs toll free at OR tunity Employer. Any questions 1-866-278-0003 to learn if the ALL AMERICAN Storage. Collection Operator email to regarding the position can be WENGERS PRODUCE – mortgage broker or lender is made to the Logan County U-pick strawberries, peaches, Monthly rentals. Free locks. properly licensed. (This notice The Collection Operator posi- [email protected] Behind JC Penney. 592-9100. tion operates and maintains Sewer District office at Tenn. tomatoes & southern is a public service of the Belle- the sanitary sewer system 937-843-3328. Additional infor- produce, homemade baked fontaine Examiner.) within the Logan County mation and applications can goods, and Curly’s Meats. Sewer District. While not re- be found on the Logan County Mon.-Fri. 9-6, Sat. 9-3, closed PUBLIC NOTICES quired at time of hire the se- Sewer District’s website at Sun. 3836 Co. Rd. 29 E., Classifieds www.logancowpc.com. Submit • Buy A Car lected candidate must possess Bellefontaine. 592-5726. NOTICE or obtain an Ohio EPA Class I completed applications and re- • Look For A Job Collection Operator License Discounts from sumes to: FOR RENT The Bellefontaine Examiner within 24 months of hire. Train- • Sell Your Unwanted Items does not knowingly accept Local Businesses Help Wanted ads from em- ing will be provided to assist in 2 BDRM. HOME, off-street obtaining needed licensing. ployers covered by the Fair available at the parking, washer/dryer hook- Labor Standards Act if they of- Logan County offers a com- Bellefontaine up. Living room, dining room, fer less than the legal mini- petitive pay for these positions kitchen. $660 mo. + deposit mum wage or fail to pay at with generous vacation, sick Examiner Online same. No pets, no Metro. Call least time and one-half for leave and retirement benefits 937-592-8353. 592-3060, ext. 110 overtime hours. Read It Online: www.examiner.org

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