Two victims of a Saturday shooting at Nye’s Trailer Park in Fostoria have been identified.  35 year old Lashelle Norman and her daughter, 17 year old Alexia Johnson are in intensive care at ProMedica Toledo Hospital awaiting surgery.  The suspected shooter is Terrence R. Williamson of Toledo.  Williams had a previous record that included several drug charges.  Though not dating at the time of the incident, Williams and Norman had been in a relationship in the past.
 

At the Findlay Rotary Club’s weekly meeting, Findlay Mayor Lydia Mahalik summed up 2015 as a successful year as the city many of the goals set for 2018 have already been reached.  The one area that still needs improvement, though, is employee satisfaction.  Looking to 2016, the city will be spending $2.25 million on street resurfacing, connecting into the Findlay City Schools fiber loop, resurfacing runways at the airport, replacing waterlines and working on an Ohio Department of Transportation study for growth at the County Road 99/I-75 intersection.

Tiffin's City Council has approved the creation of a Community Reinvestment Area in the city's Third Ward that could stimulate construction and improvement projects through the use of tax abatements.  If council approves the application, the first project to benefit from the CRA could be result in residents being displaced.  Seneca Industrial and Economic Development Corp. Development Specialist Bryce Riggs said NRP Group LLC, a developer and property manager from Cleveland, has proposed construction of 50 two-, three- and four-bedroom townhomes on 7.5 acres in the Third Ward.  The site is behind Jolly's Drive-In on West Market Street.

The landmark Corner Grill restaurant in Bowling Green is expected to be closed some time following a fire Monday morning.  The cause remained undetermined as of this afternoon.  The business sustained fire, smoke and water damage as a result of the blaze; additionally, as firefighters performed salvage and overhaul operations, they had to pull down portions of the ceiling tile to check for the spread of flames.  The fire did not extend into Mister Spots but they did sustain some smoke and water damage to the ground floor and second floor which plans to reopen Wednesday.