Available positions include parks maintenance crew members, ball diamond maintenance crew members, and playground leaders. The only requirement is that applicants must be at least 16 years old. The city will provide all necessary training.
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It's officially pothole season, and we're starting to see a few to pop up with the recent weather swings. Lima city crews report fewer potholes so far than last winter, but expect that number to ramp up heading toward late winter and early spring. City crews cover 150 miles of roadway and are strictly using a cold mix to patch the holes.
It was a busy start for area fire crews who battled a three-alarm fire north of Lima Wednesday morning.
Cenovus Energy officials report the refinery's emergency responders put out a fire that was on site. All workers are accounted for and there were no injuries from the fire. Cenovus says the first priority is the safety of its people, the community, and emergency responders.
Schoonover Lake is looking good as much of the growth of vegetation that grew during the time the 20-acre lake was empty of water is being cut back. The water is clear, and the oxygen level is good for fish life. They haven’t restocked the lake, but fish have found a way to repopulate.
Multiple people were sent to the hospital after a crash on Wednesday. This happened around 11:15 am at the Marathon gas station on North West Street.
Staying ahead of the snow was the key as both the Ohio Department of Transportation and the Allen County Engineer's Office sent out their crews to get the roads ready. Behind the garage at ODOT District 1, there's 4,200 tons of salt that will be used throughout the season to help with the road clearing process.