A 17-year-old Milan Avenue boy was convicted of an amended heroin-related felony during a hearing Monday in Huron County Juvenile Court. Read the rest of this story in Today's Reflector...

CLARKSFIELD - The state Highway Patrol and a sheriff's deputy were dispatched to a rollover accident this morning at the intersection of Ohio 60 and Ferry Road. A sheriff's dispatcher sent an ambulance and the New London Volunteer Fire Department after receiving a 9-1-1 call at 6:43 a.m. The patrol dispatched a trooper about five minutes later.

The Huron County Commissioners moved closer to completing two projects the board has been looking at for some time. Read the rest of this story in Today's Reflector...

NORWALK FIRE Assisted North Central EMS with a patient at 11:31 a.m. Tuesday at 1 E. Main St. Returned to station at 11:46.

A Sandusky woman, her husband and three others started sprucing up Woodlawn Cemetery's Babyland several days early, because of a forecast of inclement weather later this week. Amy Brutsche planned to rake pine needles covering the graves today the last remaining step to what she considers a vast improvement to Babyland's appearance. The five people worked between 10 to 12 hours over two days.

The Norwalk VFW might be the last hope the city has of saving the annual Fourth of July fireworks display this year. Norwalk Veterans of Foreign Wars Post Commander Gary Felter said Norwalk Safety- Service Director Dale Sheppard contacted him a week ago about putting on the display this year. Felter plans to meet with other VFW members April 11 and see if the organization can afford the fireworks and find the people to work and guard them during the display.

Kiwanis name top students at St. Paul March Kiwanis students of the Month are Andrew Schaffer, Kelly Schwieterman and Teresa Smith at St. Paul High School.

It's springtime in Ohio and it's budget time in Columbus. It's good to know we have a "freedom of choice" governor now to lead us. Oh, wait; silly me! He is only for "freedom of choice" when it comes to the act of murdering defenseless babies in the womb. When it comes to the choice of where parents would like their children to go to school (vouchers), or whether abstinence teaching should be funded by the state, he has decided that choice does not apply.

A Willard woman is accused of stealing about $3,500 from the parent-teacher organization at Central Elementary School, Huron County Prosecutor Russell Leffler said. Tracy Krueger, 42, of 711 S. Myrtle Ave., has paid about $1,000 back, Leffler said. The suspect was charged with theft, a fifth-degree felony, in connection with an incident during the 2005-2006 school year, the indictment states.