Findlay Municipal Court Judge Robert Fry’s will serve his final day on the bench today as his retirement from public service begins.  Fry was appointed as municipal judge in January 2007 to fill the unexpired term of Judge Vernon Preston, who became an appeals court judge.  Fry was then elected to a full six-year term as municipal judge in November 2011.  Gov. John Kasich will appoint a replacement who will complete Fry’s six-year term.

This Friday, the City of Fostoria, Fostoria Economic Development Corporation and Fostoria Area Chamber of Commerce will recognize 97 year old Ray Dell by dedicating the parking lot on the southeast corner of Dell’s Restaurant in honor of him.  The restaurant was founded in 1934 by his father.  In addition to the ribbon-cutting, a new sign will be unveiled naming the parking lot in Dell’s honor.

Bowling Green City Schools is considering drug testing students in the future.  Superintendent Francis Scruci says the idea of implementing drug testing of students recently came up.  He says they've already done drug sweeps at the high school in the past, so randomly testing students and or student athletes would just be another way the district can keep their students free from drugs.  The plan would initially focus on high school students and then could expand to other grades. But Scruci says nothing will happen without consulting the community first.