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Daily Chief-Union/Lonnie McMillan
Ag Week lunch
Chris Bruynis (center) of the Ohio State University Extension Office thanks Kristen Jenson (left), of the Ohio Department of Agriculture, and Jamie Gentry, of the Ohio Department of Development, for speaking Tuesday afternoon at the annual Ag Week luncheon at Trinity Evangelical United Methodist Church. The two gave a short speech on how agriculture and the economy are interrelated.
Ag Week luncheon features speakers from ODD, ODA
By LONNIE McMILLAN
Sports editor
Agriculture in Ohio may be connected to the economy more than most might think.
That was the message brought forth by featured speakers Jamie Gentry and Kristen Jenson on Tuesday at the annual Ag Week luncheon held at Trinity Evangelical United Methodist Church.
After all in attendance enjoyed a catered meal, Gentry, of the Ohio Department of Development, and Jenson, of the Ohio Department of Agriculture, spoke for about 20 minutes on the interrelations of agriculture and business.
The ODD deals with company expansion, retention and addition in Ohio, and Gentry said the ODD has been working more and more with the ODA.
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BR&E committee moving forward with plans for development office
By BRANDON DRAKE
Staff writer
The creation of an economic development office in Wyandot County is moving forward with the businesses and public entities that are vested in the effort. That was just one of the many items of business that were discussed during the monthly Business Retention and Economic task force meeting Tuesday morning at Wyandot Memorial Hospital.
Chris Bruynis, an Ohio State University Extension educator and BR&E member, said those who invested in the theory of creating an economic development office met earlier this month and formed a subcommittee in an attempt to develop a business plan and business structure of the economic development office.
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NCC dominates Firelands in All-Star game action
PLYMOUTH - The North Central Conference dominated Saturday's annual All-Star games against the Firelands Conference, winning both the boys and girls games by a combined 43 points.Led by Riverdale's Kelli Kotterman, the NCC dominated the girls game, 87-56. The NCC boys edged out a 103-90 victory against the Firelands Conference.
Kotterman scored 16 of her game-high 26 points in the first half and connected on three 3-pointers in the game.
Wynford's Katie Heinlen also had a monster game, scoring 15 points and grabbing a game-high 21 rebounds.
A 10-0 run early in the first half gave the NCC a big lead and the league led 49-30 at halftime.
Buckeye Central's Emi Sheibley also scored in double figures with 15 points.
Ashland Crestview's Kate Stimpert had 13 points for the Firelands Conference, and Monroeville's Nicole Ryan scored 10. South Central's Lauren Barre had 10 rebounds.
The NCC has won two in a row in the series, evening the all-time series at four wins each.
Local athletes also led the way for the NCC in the boys game. Wynford's John Shifley had a double-double with 18 points and 10 rebounds, and teammate Kyle Shroll had 11 points.
Sycamore co-ed softball having tournament
SYCAMORE - The Sycamore Co-Ed Softball League is holding an all-day, double elimination softball tournament April 19.
For more information, contact Sam Dyer at 419-387-7527.
USHS seeking girls basketball varsity coach
Upper Sandusky High School is searching for a head girls basketball coach for the 2008-09 school year.
Candidates should submit a letter of interest and resume to Brad Ehrman, athletic director, Upper Sandusky High School, 800 N. Sandusky Ave., Upper Sandusky OH 43351 or by e-mail at brad_e@treca.org.
The deadline for applications is March 28.
(Refer to page 6 of today's Daily-Chief Union)
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