The Seneca County commissioners unanimously rescinded their motion to enter into contract negotiations to hire North Central Ohio Regional Council of Governments as project coordinator for the joint justice center project during their special meeting Monday.  According to Commissioner Fred Zoeller, the consortium of the city, county and judges were at a stalemate and it was imperative the three entities move forward together because of the size and scope of the project.  A new leadership team is to be formed and would include two Tiffin City Council representatives, Tiffin Mayor Aaron Montz, two judges and a commissioner and decisions would have to be unanimous to move forward.  Any decisions made by the leadership team must be approved by commissioners, council and the judges.

Garmann Miller Architects has recommended that Liberty-Benton School District add eight more modular classrooms at it K through 8 building.  The firm says the classrooms are way too small to serve the students.  The district already uses eight modular classrooms at the building.  The company is recommending eight more classrooms be added, and that one of the modulars be turned into a bathroom.  The estimated price for the eight units is $794,664, excluding plumbing and electricity costs.

One Energy broke ground yesterday for the construction of five wind turbines to help power Whirlpool and Ball Metal.  The cost of the construction is $18 million.  One Energy will own and operate the turbines.  Ball will buy all the energy from three of the turbines, and Whirlpool will buy all the energy from two of the turbines.

A bacterial outbreak at Heritage Corner Health Care Campus, an assisted-living facility in Bowling Green, has led to 18 confirmed cases of salmonella but appears to be under control, according to public health officials.  ‪Salmonella was found at the assisted-living wing beginning May 27.  Eight residents and one staff member visited a hospital with symptoms, and two residents died, though some of those patients could have been experiencing separate health issues.  Salmonella was not listed as the cause of death for the two people who died June 2 and June 3.  The illness was confined to the assisted-living unit and did not impact the nursing, rehabilitation or daycare portions of the facility.

 A key figure in the University of Toledo sports bribery case faces sentencing in Detroit today.  Prosecutors are asking a judge for a nearly six year sentence for Ghazi Manni, who paid Toledo football and basketball players to fix games nearly a decade ago.