|
|
FRONT PAGE HIGHLIGHTS OF JANUARY 19 - 25 |
 Daily Chief-Union/Brandon Drake
Closing its doors
Andy Stover, assistant manager of Upper Sandusky’s Pamida, stands outside the store. The store, located at 1301 N. Warpole St., Upper Sandusky, will be closing later this year after it completes its liquidation sale.
(Saturday January 19, 2007 Daily Chief-Union) |
 Submitted photo
Time with dad
Upper Sandusky High School senior Steven Snow poses for a picture with his father Tim Snow in Chicago during his parent's visit to the United States a few weeks ago. Snow came to the United States from Germany for the chance to improve his basketball skills and to get a college education.
(Monday January 21, 2007 Daily Chief-Union)
|
 Daily Chief-Union/Alissa Paolella
Presenting an idea
Doug Frisch, of the Wyandot County Business Retention and Expansion task force, gives a presentation to Upper Sandusky City Council on Monday evening at its regular meeting. Frisch said the city must participate in the formation of a county-wide economic development director position and board of directors for the plans to move forward.
(Tuesday January 22, 2007 Daily Chief-Union)
|
 Robert Hollis
Upper chief Hollis put on paid leave
By AARON KORTE
Editor
Upper Sandusky Police Chief Robert Hollis has been put on paid administrative leave.
The action, which was official as of 9 a.m. Monday, was confirmed by the actions of the safety committee Wednesday night and Upper Sandusky Mayor Scott Washburn.
(Friday January 24, 2007 Daily Chief-Union)
|
|
|
| |
