A vandalism incident turned deadly on an otherwise quiet Sunday in Norwalk. Diners entering Berry's Restaurant around noon called Roger Endsley, owner of Hill's Interiors, when they saw the pair of marauders leap through the front plate-glass windows on West Main Street.

Gail Leto is grateful for not being able to sleep Sunday night. She tossed and turned despite being "dead tired." That enabled here to call 9-1-1 about the fire at the 131 E. Main St. home of Doug Berry. The owner of Berry's Restaurant was not home at the time of the fire, called in about midnight.

TOLEDO Tired of having to lug your stroller everywhere you go? Come learn how to wear your child(ren) instead! Two Northwest Ohio moms, Holly Allen of Perrysburg and Lisa Marie Benko of Port Clinton, have started a local chapter of NINO. The group is also online at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/toledoareababywearers/. Read the rest of this story in Today's Reflector...

Infant and Child CPR classes Fisher-Titus Medical Center is offering Infant and Child CPR training from 6 to 10 p.m. May 15 at the hospital, 272 Benedict Ave., Norwalk.

Are you thinking about an operating loan for 2007 to help with the seed and fertilizer bills? Do you still have 2006 crop corn or soybeans stored in your bins? You can use the grain you have stored as collateral for your operating loan through your local FSA Office The deadline for applying for such loans is May 31. The process is very simple. If you certify the loan you will provide the office with the diameter of the bin and the height of the grain in the bin. The county office will use your figures to calculate the grain you have stored. Once we have the figure you can take loan on the whole amount or any portion of the calculated grain. Test weight and pack factors can effect the final calculations when spot checks are completed. It is wise to take your loan on less bushels that what you have stored. Producers must be accurate in their figures or a finding of an incorrect certification could be determined if the quantity in the bin is less that stated. If you wish, your bins can be measured by our reporter who will provide you with a guaranteed measurement. There is a fee for this service. If you have a lien on your grain a lien waiver will be required from the lien holder. FSA commodity loans are for a nine month period. Producers are required to request a release, CCC-681-1 prior to moving their grain. Releases are for a 15- to 30-day period. During the release period the producer may move his grain to the elevator. The elevator will call the FSA Office and obtain a "pay-off" for the number of bushels delivered. The elevator then sends the FSA office a check for the number of bushels delivered. Any remaining balance is distributed to the producer. If you plan to feed your grain, you must pay for the quantity you plan to feed PRIOR to feeding.

With the spring wild turkey season half over, Huron County hunters who haven't yet bagged their bird may be wondering if the bucket is half empty or half full. The answer is definitely half full. The first weeks of turkey season can be tough with often inclement weather and gobblers who have all the hens they can handle. It can be hard to call one in. But between now and May 20, you'll find that most of the hens have been bred and are beginning to nest, which leaves lovelorn gobblers eager to find any that haven't yet caught, and they'll be more interested in hurrying toward the seductive clucks of a nubile hen.

St. Joseph, M'ville MONROEVILLE Shoebox Band will play at the 10:30 a.m. Mass Sunday.

Field named Edison student of month MILAN The Berlin Heights Kiwanis have announced Cassandra Field is the April Student of the Month at Edison High School.

The following Ashland University students have been named to Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and Universities: Melissa Siman of North Fairfield was honored. She is the daughter of Dana and Sheilha Siman and is majoring in political science. Jennifer Valko of Bellevue was honored. She is the daughter of Gary and Holly Valko and is majoring in integrated language arts. Read the rest of this story in Today's Reflector...