David Trinko
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Feds promise to pay clients of failed bank
NEW YORK — The U.S. government took extraordinary steps Sunday to stop a potential banking crisis after the historic failure of Silicon Valley Bank, assuring depositors at the failed financial institution that they would be able to access all of their money quickly. → Read More
Anti-Trump GOP voters struggle
WASHINGTON — Rep. Lauren Boebert’s grip on Colorado’s 3rd Congressional District didn’t seem in question heading into last year’s midterms. But in the end, the congresswoman who gained a national reputation as a combative member of the “Make America Great Again” movement won reelection by just 564 votes. → Read More
David Trinko: The joy of small-town celebrations
The firetrucks blared their sirens again Saturday afternoon going down the main road in Ottawa. → Read More
30th annual public salary review: Curriculum experts weigh in on what to teach
Area school districts balance local curriculum decisions with standards set by the state. Metro Newspaper Service There are two distinct perceptions about how public schools decide what to teach. One is that everything’s decided at the state level, force-feeding the same facts to every student in Ohio. The other is every local district makes up its own set of rules, with the ability to teach… → Read More
David Trinko: Wipe the slate clean
How long should you hold a grudge? → Read More
‘Unidentified object’ downed over Lake Huron, 3rd this week
WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden on Sunday ordered an “unidentified object” shot down with a missile by U.S. fighter jets Sunday over Lake Huron, and it was believed to be the same one tracked over Montana and monitored by the government beginning the night before, U.S. officials said. → Read More
Army sees safety, not ‘wokeness,’ as top recruiting obstacle
WASHINGTON — While some Republicans blame the COVID-19 vaccine or “wokeness” for the Army’s recruiting woes, the military service says the bigger hurdles are more traditional ones: Young people don’t want to die or get injured, deal with the stress of Army life and put their lives on hold. → Read More
David Trinko: Check your tone during driving lessons
I might not be the right person to teach my 15-year-old how to drive. It turns out, she doesn’t like my tone. → Read More
Law enforcement situation delays start of day for Bath schools
BATH TOWNSHIP — Bath schools delayed the start of classes for two hours Tuesday morning “due to an ongoing law enforcement situation in Allen County,” according to Bath schools. → Read More
David Trinko: What you say vs. what you do
Sometimes what someone says he wants doesn’t necessarily match up with his actions. → Read More
Should I pay special assessment for wasteful project?
Q: Our condo recently passed a special assessment to make us pay for some improvements to the pool area that are a waste of money. What happens if I refuse to pay since I disagree with how the money will be used? — Alfie → Read More
‘Pledge of Allegiance’ fracas erupts before Jordan’s first Judiciary Committee hearing
WASHINGTON, D. C. — Is it appropriate to say the Pledge of Allegiance before a House Judiciary Committee meeting? → Read More
Wishes do come true for Wapakoneta author
WAPAKONETA — Fueled by a desire to write a Christmas story at the same time she read about soldiers lost at the Kabul, Afghanistan, airport, Pam Egbert began writing the sequel to her book, “The Silver Heart.” → Read More
Photos: Chasing their dreams at talent competition
Terriana McLemore, of Cleveland, auditions in front of judges for the Battle of the Talents auditions Sunday afternoon at Veterans Memorial Civic Center. People competed for $1,000 in the junior division for ages 12 to 17 and the senior division for 18 and older. → Read More
Experts urge better opioid rescue drug access
ALBANY, Ga. — Jessie Blanchard started small nearly five years ago, just trying to get enough of the rescue drug naloxone that reverses opioid overdoses to keep her daughter from dying from an overdose. → Read More
Biden, McCarthy to discuss debt limit
WASHINGTON — House Speaker Kevin McCarthy said Sunday he is looking forward to discussing with President Joe Biden a “reasonable and responsible way that we can lift the debt ceiling ” when the two meet Wednesday for their first sit-down at the White House since McCarthy was elected to the post. → Read More
Police: 1 of 2 boys recovered after Amber Alert has died
COLUMBUS — One of the twin Ohio boys who became the center of a statewide AMBER Alert that garnered nationwide attention last month has died, authorities said. → Read More
Pastor prays for peace after brutal beating of Tyre Nichols
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — The pastor at the Memphis church where Tyre Nichols ’ family spoke from the pulpit urging peace after his brutal killing reiterated the call for calm Sunday following the release of video showing the fatal beating by police. → Read More
Classified docs probe pushes Biden think tank into spotlight
WASHINGTON — As Joe Biden contemplated his next move in 2017 after decades in government, he considered a familiar path — creating a Washington-based think tank to focus on international affairs and diplomacy. It proved an easy sell and a lucrative one, too. → Read More
Russians gone from Ukraine village, fear and hardship remain
KALYNIVSKE, Ukraine — When night falls in Tatiana Trofimenko’s village in southern Ukraine, she pours sunflower oil that aid groups gave her into a jar and seals it with a wick-fitted lid. A flick of a match, and the make-do candle is lit. → Read More