MONROEVILLE It's back to the voters for Monroeville Local Schools. A pair of levies will be on Tuesday's primary election a 3.75-mill emergency tax renewal and a 5.5-mill bond issue.

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Regardless of their feelings about the SmokeFree Workplace Act, readers should be aware that the Reflector's most recent editorial on the subject ('Our View: A sensible smoking solution,' April 19) was loaded with misinformation and opinion-as-fact. Specifically, the claim that "most bar and restaurant patrons do not even belong to a private club' is both glib and beside the point. The implication that private clubs (organizations offering food, beverages, and often live entertainment) do not directly compete with public bars and restaurants (businesses offering food, beverages, and often live entertainment) is a frankly ridiculous conclusion with no basis in reality.

Once while working at another newspaper, a female colleague asked me to retrieve something heavy from her car. When I stuck my head in the driver's door, I couldn't help notice the Wellbutrin prescription clipped to her sun visor for anyone to see. I was eventually to learn that more than half the people in the office were regularly consuming some type of antidepressant-type drug and talked about it as if it were no big deal, just a part of their routine little different from their morning cup of coffee. Read the rest of this story in Today's Reflector...

FINDLAY - Ohioans are encouraged to take advantage of "Free Fishing Days" on Saturday and Sunday to experience the great fishing Ohio has to offer, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) Division of Wildlife. For these two days only, anglers may fish in any of the state's public waters without having to buy a fishing license. Read the rest of this story in Today's Reflector...

The Firelands area received a good dose of Mother Nature's medicine Tuesday. "The southern part of the county got hit a lot worse," said Jason Roblin, assistant director at the Huron County Emergency Management Agency.

The Norwalk Law Director's office has appointed a special prosecutor for the consideration of charges in connection with a road rage incident involving a local defense attorney Greg Shell. "We know we sent it Steve Palmer's office for review," Law Director Jim Conway said, "because we have ongoing dealings with (Shell's) office and could present a conflict of interest."

Sugary sweet sodas and greasy, salty, fried foods may be on their way out in school cafeterias, at least if the Institute for Medicine has its way. We hope it does. Last week the group recommended new standards for school food and snacks that would sharply limit sugar, calories and fat while encouraging more nutritious eating.

HIGHWAY PATROL * A U.S. 250, New London, resident's car was hit by a rock that came from a tire of a tractor-trailer Saturday. No one was injured.