Huron County Common Pleas Judge Earl McGimpsey released a Cleveland woman from jail last week, but ordered her to appear in Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court one day later. Marion R. Thompson-Dent, 43, was wanted in a Cleveland-area case in connection with attempting to fill a prescription illegally, Huron County Prosecutor Russell Leffler said. Court records show Cleveland authorities had listed the woman as a fugitive from justice. Read the rest of this story in Today's Reflector...

Norwalk Memorial Home Pistachio Pudding.

1 14-ounce can chicken broth 4 cups water

MARCH 5, 1959 The top stories in the Reflector-Herald on this date 48 years ago:

After the stock market had its worst day since Sept. 11 last Tuesday, I was asked if I could explain the stock market. This is a fool's errand. Some people have been studying the market for years and still can't figure it out. I am no expert, and all I can offer is a very basic understanding, but here goes.

The Home & Business Show turned out to be a great success and we appreciate all of you that visited the show. A special thanks to our demonstrating businesses, Miller Landscape & Gardens, Sherwin Williams, North American Martial Arts Institute, Northern Ohio Antique Mall, and Smetzer's Kitchen and Appliance Center for sponsoring Chef Adriano. I am so proud of our exhibiting businesses and the tremendous effort you have put into your displays, the great attitudes you bring to the day, it is just an honor to walk through the show and see you in action. The Best of Show award was captured by Hill's Interiors for its game room display. Several thank yous are in order Eastern Tools for the use of the generator, the Jaycees for the electric to run the show, Reflective Real Estate Sign Co. for rescuing us at the last minute with directional signs, and to the many volunteers, committee members and board members that assisted before and after the show.

The Firelands chapter of the American Red Cross honored its 2007 Firelands Hero Awards recipients Sunday at the Nia Center at Kalahari in Perkins Township. The following recipients were from Huron County: • Kiley Baker, Greenwich, Inspirational Youth Hero: Recognized for her optimism and inspired way she recovered from being hit by a dump truck June 26, resulting in multiple surgeries.

Monroeville resident Cassi Barman is very familiar with food. Barman, 28 and a Monroeville High School graduate, is the manager at Chili's restaurant in Sandusky a place she's worked for 3 1/2 years.

Huron County residents have until Wednesday to register for a workshop focusing on cultural diversity from a Hispanic perspective. Sponsored by the Huron County Hispanic Task Force, the event is part of the county and city's work to reach out to the Hispanic community, said Norwalk Mayor Sue Lesch, who started the task force after discussions with residents during the two years of research that went into the comprehensive plan.

Beautiful ironies and coincidences abounded at the table where North Fairfield resident Jeff Deeble sat with Mike Gurka Jr., of Greenwich. Deeble, 40, part of the Fairfield Volunteer Fire Department since 1989, shares the same birthday with Gurka, 21. Deeble was honored Saturday by the Firelands chapter of the American Red Cross for pulling Gurka out of his burning car Gurka and his father were honored two years ago for doing something similar for another motorist.