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Marathon Petroleum Corporation donated $1 million to the Findlay Family YMCA to help build a new Early Learning Center that will give children safe care and learning space. The center will be a $10-million-20,500-square-foot building that will offer more childcare options for families near the Downtown Branch.

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Starting April 9, Ohio drivers charged with DUI will face higher fines as Liv’s Law goes into effect after Gov. Mike DeWine’s signature raised first-offense fines from $375 to $565 and second-offense fines from $525 to $715. The law also allows on-site oral fluid tests and requires ignition interlocks for repeat offenders — actions meant to deter future DUIs — and is named for Olivia Wright, who died in a drunk driving crash in 2020.

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Findlay High School was placed on Level 2 lockdown Monday — due to an incident involving a student — and school officials and police quickly resolved the situation with no harm as the lockdown was lifted a little after noon when classes resumed.

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