NEW LONDON - All the village police cars now have video cameras in them, said Police Chief Mark Holden, who spoke to council Monday. Read the rest of this story in Today's Reflector...

HIGHWAY PATROL Greg L. Henry, 36, of Bellevue, was cited for assured clear distance Tuesday on Sand Hill Road after his vehicle exited the roadway and struck a stop sign and ditch.

Soups, salads, main dishes and desserts can all be healthy. It's just a matter of how they're put together. Read the rest of this story in Today's Reflector...

Fisher-Titus Medical Center's Cardiopulmonary Department has been named a "quality respiratory care provider" for the fourth consecutive year under a national program aimed at helping patients and families make informed decisions about the quality of respiratory care services available in hospitals. Read the rest of this story in Today's Reflector...

It's all in the line of duty. That's what went down Wednesday when Norwalk Police Sgt. Tom Cook was called to a Townsend Avenue location after a squirrel tussled with a German Shepherd-mix dog.

APRIL 11, 1927 The top stories in the Norwalk Reflector-Herald on this date 80 years ago:

I would like to express my frustration regarding an issue that is before the Ohio House. This is an issue that all Ohioans need to make a priority, as it will have a drastic effect on our future. House Bill 119 threatens to pull the Ohio College Opportunity Grant (OCOG) from students seeking enrollment at a proprietary (for-profit) school. Currently OCOG is determined by financial need to students enrolling for a minimum of a two-year degree. Should HB 119 pass, students eligible for such funding will be denied the OCOG if they enroll in a school that is not state-funded. Since when does the government think it is their right to discriminate against citizens who would prefer to attend a school that is the best choice for them? Most students who attend proprietary schools are considered "non-traditional;" many are single parents, adults returning to the workforce or those who need to train for a new industry. Smaller, proprietary colleges offer a flexible, convenient, and less expensive alternative to reaching their educational and career goals.

I'm not sure what has prompted me to watch it. I really am, deep down, a good person who just made a mistake. I apologize for it. There, I said it. Yes, I'm a fan of the Don Imus Show. I try to catch what bits of it I can in the morning at home and then switch it on for the final hour while at work.

HIGHWAY PATROL Brian L. Kovach, 18, of 315 Peru-Olena Road, was cited for reasonable control Thursday on New State Road after his vehicle exited the roadway and struck a mailbox and stone wall. He was taken to Fisher-Titus Medical Center by North Central EMS where he was treated and released.

NEW LONDON Several area organizations have teamed up to offer free computer classes at the New London Public Library. The SEO Mobile Internet Training Lab provides a state-of-the-art classroom on wheels complete with ten networked PC's, a digital projector and a networked printer. SEO is a branch of the State Library of Ohio and provides the computer lab to public libraries for use in offering on-site training.