BY STACY TAFF

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OTTOVILLE — Ottoville Schools held its 8th annual Cancer Walk Friday. Inclement weather kept activities indoors but students, faculty and community members made the most of the day.

Seniors Abby Siefker, Rachel Beining, Audrey Rieger, Ashley Wehri and Casey Miller were in charge of orchestrating events.

BY ED GEBERT

Times Bulletin Editor

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VAN WERT — Van Wert County bucked the trend last year in terms of the number of new home foreclosure case filings. While the state figures slipped by about 1.5 percent from 2011 totals, in 2012 Van Wert County saw an 11-percent increase in foreclosures. Even with the increase, the number of homes heading to foreclosure last year is nowhere near the numbers from 2008 and 2009.

BY STEPHANIE GROVES

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DELPHOS—SKERRRT! Crunch. Bang. Thud. Thud.

There was a young girl hanging lifeless out of the back driver’s side door. She was covered in blood. There was another girl who was ejected through the windshield and was laying across the hood of the car crying for help. Two boys were inside the car — the driver and the passenger in the back seat. Each were crumpled up and unconscious. A group of three people ran up to the car to help.

BY ALEX WOODRING

DHI Correspondent

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OTTAWA — The bodies of two of the three teen boys thought to be kidnapped from an Ottawa trailer park Thursday morning have been located. Investigators found the bodies after the third teen, who was discovered in Columbus Thursday afternoon after a statewide Amber Alert was issued, told officials their location.

BY NANCY SPENCER

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NORTHWEST OHIO — Friends of Greg Horstman of Ottoville had to sit by while their comrade fought and lost his lengthy battle with cancer. Horstman was just 31 and left behind a wife and five children.

Seeing the devastation to the Horstman family after losing its patriarch, friend Todd Altenburger and eight others saw a need for financial support for families affected by the illness or death of a loved one. And so, the Make It Enough Foundation was born.