10/17/18 – 5:35 A.M.

The Findlay Family YMCA has a new CEO. The YMCA board named Paul Worstell to the position Tuesday. Worstell has served as the interim CEO since May of this year.

In a statement, board president J.J. Preston said, “Paul’s integrity and dedication to organizational excellence is widely known in our community.” He added, “our entire team of staff, volunteers and board members are energized by his passion for the Y and its mission-driven culture.”

Worstell has served for many years in senior management positions, including roles at US Steel and Pro-Tec Coating Company.

10/17/18 – 5:29 A.M.

Ottawa-Glandorf school officials placed the high school under a modified lock down for most of Tuesday. Superintendent Don Horstman says a student told administrators about a general threat against a student or students in the high school. The Ottawa Police Department responded and provided security the rest of the day.

The police department and the Putnam County Sheriff’s Office continue to investigate the threat.

A modified lockdown means that classes run normally, but the school locks all exterior doors. All visitors had to report to the main office before coming inside.

10/16/18 – 2:26 A.M.

Investigators have found more remains of a Michigan man along I-75. The State Highway Patrol reports troopers found more evidence Tuesday in an area near Eagleville. The discovery comes more than two weeks after an ODOT worker first found the remains of 39-year-old David Carter along I-75 in southern Hancock County.

The Detroit Free Press reports police in the city have arrested a man in connection to Carter’s death.

The State Patrol continues to investigate. Anyone with information should contact the patrol at 419-423-1414 or the Melvindale, Michigan Police Department at 313-429-1070.

10/16/18 – 11:08 A.M.

A Pandora man who fell from a roof earlier this month has died. Chiles-Laman Funeral & Cremation Services in Bluffton says 67-year-old Daniel Amstutz passed away Monday.

Investigators say it looked like Amstutz was working on the roof on October 5th at a South Avenue home in Pandora when he fell.

10/16/18 – 10:02 A.M.

Now that the weather has turned, you might think more about getting a flu shot. Blanchard Valley Health System is hosting a series of clinics over the next few weeks. Putnam County Primary Care patients can get flu shots on Thursday and Friday of this week, as well as next Tuesday and Wednesday. You need to call 419-523-0012 to schedule an appointment.

Bluffton Primary Care is hosting a clinic for established patients on October 24. You’ll need to call ahead for an appointment as well.

The Caughman Health Center is hosting a clinic on Thursday. It runs from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. Again, the flu shots are for established patients and you’ll have to call ahead of time to schedule an appointment.

10/16/18 – 7:02 A.M.

Increasing expenses could lead the Fostoria school district to deficit spend in a couple of years. The Review-Times reports Treasurer Sue Lehmann gave the school board an update on the five-year-forecast Monday night. She says if current trends hold up, the district will have more expenses than revenue in 2020.

Lehman adds it’s not a big cause for concern at the moment because they have a large cash reserve. She says a lotcan change in a two year period.

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