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BY NANCY GAGNET | MIRROR REPORTER — A new company has taken over The Andersons Mower Center. Findlay Implement Company (FIC) Dealership, a Findlay-based company, purchased the business on November 1. The new dealership has retained all 19 employees from the former Andersons Mower Center as well as the full …

BY NANCY GAGNET | MIRROR REPORTER — Since the early 1900s, GenoaBank has been serving customers in Northwest Ohio with one main goal: to meet the financial needs of the communities in which GenoaBank resides and draws its life. With a firm presence in the region, GenoaBank provides financial services to …

BY NANCY GAGNET | MIRROR REPORTER — Although WWI was a bloody war in which 25 million soldiers lost their lives, there were moments of peace, especially on Christmas Eve in 1914, when an unofficial truce took place. This holiday, the Wolcott Museum Complex has extended the WWI exhibit that …

BY KAREN GERHARDINGER | MIRROR REPORTER — Decked-out trees, decadent donuts, singing princes-ses and ho-ho-ho-ing Santas are on the lineup for three Anthony Wayne-area holiday events. Waterville On Saturday, December 2, start out the day with Break-fast With Santa, an Anthony Wayne softball fundraiser at Shawn’s Irish Tavern from 8:00 …

BY NANCY GAGNET | MIRROR REPORTER — A new judge will preside in the Maumee Municipal Court. Incumbent Municipal Court Judge Gary Byers, who has served on the bench for 24 years, lost his seat to attorney and Maumee City Council member Dan Hazard last week. Byers garnered 5,107 votes …

BY NANCY GAGNET | MIRROR REPORTER — A fresh produce market, deli and outdoor café could come to uptown Maumee if Monnette’s Market is successful in its bid to open a store in the 200 block of Conant Street. Keith Brown, a real estate agent representing Marc Monnette, told Maumee …

Following Tuesday’s election, Maumee City Council remains unchanged while a new judge will preside in the Maumee Municipal Court and a new face will join the Maumee School Board. Maumee Court Judge Incumbent Maumee Municipal Court Judge Gary Byers lost his seat to attorney and Maumee City Council member Dan …

Some new faces will appear on local boards and councils in January. In Waterville, Waterville Township and Whitehouse, voters approved challengers during the November 7 election. Waterville Township Kyle Hertzfeld, who garnerd 32.32 percent of the votes, is the only incumbent to remain on the board of trustees. Richard “Duke” …

BY NANCY GAGNET | MIRROR REPORTER — The new Brondes Ford Lincoln dealership set to open next year in Arrowhead Park will provide the space needed to keep the company moving well into the future. Since 2001, Brondes has been a fixture on Reynolds Road near Dussel Drive, but the …

BY NANCY GAGNET | MIRROR REPORTER — It’s safe to say that Liz Earley didn’t discover her passion for painting until she was older. Although she’s still quite young, it wasn’t until the 28-year-old took a college art class that she first put paintbrush to canvas. From that moment on, …