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PAGE 8 - MADISON MESSENGER - November 17, 2019 www.madisonmessengernews.com OPOTA receives two grants totaling $280,000 Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost announced on Oct. 31 that the Ohio Peace Officer Training Academy (OPOTA) in London has received two grants totaling $280,000 to provide training for law enforcement officers on topics including identification of impaired drivers and investigation of traffic collisions. Plain City Druggist is celebrating its Twenty-Year Anniversary on Saturday, November 16 with a tailgate party in the pharmacy parking lot 480 South Jefferson Avenue in Plain City During the Ohio State University vs. Rutgers football game. The party begins at 2:30 pm with the game kickoff at 3:30 pm. Grand Opening in 1999 - Lovejoy Plaza Smile Works Family Dentistry is also celebrating its ten-year anniversary and will be participating in the event. Smile Works is located at 500 South Jefferson Avenue. The tailgate will feature the OSU football game on a giant screen within a heated tent. There will be food, trivia games, raffle prizes donated by other local area businesses, a bounce house and face painter for the kids, and a tethered hot air balloon offering rides. The event will also offer a fundraiser to benefit the local charity, Black and Orange Cat Foundation. Plain City Druggist opened on November 1, 1999. Joe Craft had always dreamed of owning his own independent drugstore. After graduating from The Ohio State University’s College of Pharmacy in 1995, Joe mentored with Ernie Sparks of Ernie’s Pharmacy in London, Ohio to learn the ropes. Because Joe and his wife, Robin, lived in Plain City, it seemed the natural choice for Joe when he decided to open the pharmacy within his own hometown. Originally, Joe had hoped to buy an existing store, but when those opportunities did not materialize, Joe decided to start from scratch in a town that had been without a pharmacy for almost eight years. Robin graduated with her pharmacy degree in March 1999. Plain City Druggist was originally located in Lovejoy Plaza at 220 West Main Street. Having outgrown the 1,000 square feet of space in the old location, the drugstore moved to 480 South Jefferson Avenue in January 2007. At that time, Midwestern Compounding Pharmacy was also set up within the lab in Plain City Druggist. In December 2014, Joe and Robin purchased Family Medical Pharmacy on Karl Road in Columbus and changed the name to Happy Druggist Pharmacy. They opened a second Happy Druggist location in West Jefferson in July 2016. And on November 1, 2019, the twenty-year anniversary of the opening of Plain City Druggist, they purchased The Village Pharmacy in Mechanicsburg, Ohio. In 2018, Tayler Yutzy and Meghan Nestleroth became the manager and assistant manager of Plain City Druggist. Robin and Joe, as well as Tayler and Meghan, cannot say thank you enough to the community that has supported them in Plain City for the past twenty years and to their new friends and patients in Columbus, West Jefferson, and Mechanicsburg. Please stop by the anniversary tailgate so the Plain City Druggist team can personally express their gratitude to you, our friends, patients, and family. “Providing training is something we can ing vehicle behavior; do to help those whose job it is to help protect • RADAR and LiDAR Operator, which us,” Yost said. “Ohio’s law enforcement teaches participants to operate radar and officers deserve the best resources available lidar devices (which measure speed) and includes to keep our community safe—a goal we all field exercises, mock trial prepara- aim to achieve. tion and courtroom testimony practice; “The grants provide educational courses • RADAR and LiDAR Instructor, which to hone the skills of officers who are tasked trains participants to provide instruction on with identifying impaired drivers and responding the operation of radar and lidar devices, as to traffic accidents,” Yost contin- well as trial preparation and giving court- ued. “This is the unsung work of the night room testimony; shift, and I’m proud of the officers who • Traffic Collision Investigation (Level I), make our communities safer with every interaction which covers techniques for investigating and incident response.” traffic collisions, including preparing field An Impaired Driving Training Grant sketches and applying mathematical formulas award totaling $200,000 will be used to reimburse to determine vehicle speed; and the costs of tuition for Ohio law enforcement • Vehicle Dynamics (Level III), which officers who attend the following provides techniques and formulas for inves- OPOTA courses: tigating traffic collisions, including instruction • Advanced Roadside Impaired Driving on vehicle systems, vehicle motion, Enforcement, which helps officers identify hydroplaning and rollovers, as well as determining alcohol- and drug-impaired drivers; energy, speed and velocity. • Standardized Field Sobriety Testing Funding for the grants comes from the Instructor, which certifies participants to National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, instruct courses on field sobriety testing. made available through the Ohio A Traffic Safety Grant Program award Department of Public Safety. totaling $80,000 will be used to reimburse Law enforcement officers may register the cost of tuition for Ohio law enforcement for these and other OPOTA courses on the officers who attend the following OPOTA Ohio Attorney General’s website. OPOTA, courses: which is part of the Ohio Attorney General’s • Advanced Traffic Collision Investigation Office, uses the latest research and industry (Level II), which covers advanced tech- best practices to provide instruction on a va- niques for investigating traffic collisions, riety of subjects for the Ohio law enforcement including measuring, mapping and analyz- community. Fatal fire in Jefferson Twp. At approximately 10:53 a.m. Nov. 12, the Madison County Sheriff’s Office received a 9-1-1 call regarding a large amount of smoke coming from the area of State Route 29 and I-70 in Jefferson Township. The Jefferson Township Fire Department was dispatched to the area, where firefighters found a mobile home on fire behind a business. They found a deceased male victim inside the mobile home. The deceased was transported to the Montgomery County morgue for an autopsy. The identity of the victim has not been released. The Sheriff’s Office, Madison County Coroner’s Office, Jefferson Township Fire Puzzle solution L V G N I L G G I G H Z D L F O M Q H D N H D L H Y U V U L R L P F M M I I O A I V I R T E U G U F O I H C H U B B U B C X T Y T S S E C C U S O G F V U N V I I J S O C U G U G O A R P T N F G C R I U P C N R C Y F I L O L I B D P Z I G U U Y F W L Z C N D I A D N Q M U N L T W Z T C X C G B O F R M D L I Z E W I U A X W R J U E W K N I U E P B L L D I N M C Y Y A H S P I R I T K A G T C D S Y A H I R U C K U S Z T A C C U Y B K Q U O R U M Y P Department and State Fire Marshal’s Office are investigating the fire. Agencies that assisted Jefferson Township Fire with manpower and/or equipment included: • Pleasant Valley Joint Fire District; • Madison County Emergency Medical District; • Central Townships Joint Fire District; • Mechanicsburg Fire & EMS; • Tri-County Joint Fire District; • Pleasant Township (Franklin County) Fire & EMS; • Prairie Township (Franklin County) Fire & EMS; • Marysville Fire & EMS; and • Madison County Emergency Management Agency. Ag drainage workshop A free agricultural drainage and water quality workshop is set for 9:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Dec. 6 at Red Brick Tavern, 1700 Cumberland Rd., London. The topics are “Ohio Smart Agriculture,” “Understanding Drainage Laws” and “Reducing Nitrogen Runoff with Cover Crops.” Workshop participants receive a crop field guide. Lunch is included. Register by Nov. 29 by calling (740) 852-4003 or emailing brian.hackett@oh.nacdnet.net. Space is limited.
www.madisonmessengernews.com November 17, 2019 - MADISON MESSENGER - Page 9 CONTEST RULES: CLIP the Turkey Contest Coupons below and fill in your name, city, and phone on each of them. DEPOSIT each coupon in the Turkey Contest Bag at the store of the sponsoring merchant whose name appears on the coupon. COUPONS may be deposited anytime until 5:00PM FRIDAY, November 22, 2019. EACH WINNER will be contacted after the drawings. You need not be present to win. ANYONE over 18 years of age is eligible to participate. No purchase necessary. ONLY one turkey may be won by a single household. Decisions of the judges will be final. CONTEST is not open to the employees of the participating stores or of this newspaper. ADDITIONAL entry coupons are available at each of the participating merchants. STATE FARM INSURANCE JAMIE PEART 187 West High St., London, OH 740-852-5557 NAME CITY PHONE NO PURCHASE NECESSARY NEED NOT BE PRESENT TO WIN MUST BE 18 OR OLDER MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK 279 Lafayette St., London, OH 740-852-4900 NAME CITY PHONE NO PURCHASE NECESSARY NEED NOT BE PRESENT TO WIN MUST BE 18 OR OLDER Yoder Hardware 625 West Main St., Plain City, OH 614-873-8211 NAME CITY PHONE NO PURCHASE NECESSARY NEED NOT BE PRESENT TO WIN MUST BE 18 OR OLDER CHANEY & THOMAS INSURANCE 104 Lafayette St. London, OH 740-852-2323 NAME CITY PHONE NO PURCHASE NECESSARY NEED NOT BE PRESENT TO WIN MUST BE 18 OR OLDER NAME CITY PHONE NO PURCHASE NECESSARY NEED NOT BE PRESENT TO WIN MUST BE 18 OR OLDER 26 E. High St., London, OH - (740) 845-0745 NAME CITY PHONE NO PURCHASE NECESSARY NEED NOT BE PRESENT TO WIN MUST BE 18 OR OLDER NAME CITY PHONE NO PURCHASE NECESSARY NEED NOT BE PRESENT TO WIN MUST BE 18 OR OLDER NAME CITY PHONE NO PURCHASE NECESSARY NEED NOT BE PRESENT TO WIN MUST BE 18 OR OLDER Win Your Thanksgiving Turkey! 127 E. Main St., West Jefferson, OH - (614) 379-5407 NAME CITY PHONE NO PURCHASE NECESSARY NEED NOT BE PRESENT TO WIN MUST BE 18 OR OLDER Phat Daddy’s Pizza 15. E. First St., London, OH 740-852-3339 * Clip Coupons & Deposit In Bags At Participating Establishments * 280 West High St. London, OH 740-852-3001 DWYER’S HARDWARE Buckeye Realty Group NAME CITY PHONE NO PURCHASE NECESSARY NEED NOT BE PRESENT TO WIN MUST BE 18 OR OLDER Wilson Printing & Graphics 158 S. Main St., London, OH 740-852-5934 NAME CITY PHONE NO PURCHASE NECESSARY NEED NOT BE PRESENT TO WIN MUST BE 18 OR OLDER 180 West High St., London, OH 740-852-2266 NAME CITY PHONE NO PURCHASE NECESSARY NEED NOT BE PRESENT TO WIN MUST BE 18 OR OLDER Lifetime Vision Center 94 W. Main St., West Jefferson, OH 614-879-7239 NAME CITY PHONE NO PURCHASE NECESSARY NEED NOT BE PRESENT TO WIN MUST BE 18 OR OLDER NAME CITY PHONE NO PURCHASE NECESSARY NEED NOT BE PRESENT TO WIN MUST BE 18 OR OLDER Lisa Jackman 11 E. FIRST ST., LONDON, OH 740-852-6446 150 S. Main St., London, OH Eva Marie’s Salon 9 E. First St., London, OH 740-852-5750 Each Participating Establishment Will Give Away A $30.00 Gift Card Toward Purchase Of Your Turkey. TIRE & AUTO CENTER 110 U.S. Rte. 42, London, OH NAME CITY PHONE NO PURCHASE NECESSARY NEED NOT BE PRESENT TO WIN MUST BE 18 OR OLDER Leading Edge 117 West High St., London, OH suite 101 740-852-3555 NAME CITY PHONE NO PURCHASE NECESSARY NEED NOT BE PRESENT TO WIN MUST BE 18 OR OLDER NAME CITY PHONE NO PURCHASE NECESSARY NEED NOT BE PRESENT TO WIN MUST BE 18 OR OLDER SPINNING Insurance Agency 11 S. Union St., London, OH 740-852-0642 NAME CITY PHONE NO PURCHASE NECESSARY NEED NOT BE PRESENT TO WIN MUST BE 18 OR OLDER NAME CITY PHONE NO PURCHASE NECESSARY NEED NOT BE PRESENT TO WIN MUST BE 18 OR OLDER 740-852-7842 Located at Buckeye Ford Liz Finchum ernie’s pharmacy 54 West High St., London, OH 740-852-5131 YAUGER MONUMENT CO. 126 S. Main St., London, OH 740-852-1553
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