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Page 2 — May 10, 2012 — ROSSFORD RECORD JOURNALIt’s on thePUBLIC RECORDReal Estate TransfersPlan Your GardenGreenhouse Sale Saturday, May 129 am-2 pmVegetable starts·Heirloom and specialty·Including 30 tomato and 20 pepper varietiesCertified Organic seeds·50 varieties of vegetables, herbs and flowersEdible flowers·10 new experiencesCooking demonstrations at 10 am and 11:30 amAsk our expert staff your questionsBittersweet Farms12660 Archbold-Whitehouse Road, Whitehouse419-875-6986 www.bittersweetcsa.comA raid by Rossford policeof the Sunoco conveniencestore on Buck Road allegedlydiscovered a varietyof synthetic marijuana productswith teen-friendlynames such as “Cloud Nine,”“Bob Marley” and “ScoobySnax.”Under a search warrant,Detective Sergeant Todd Kitzlerlast Friday said heseized several packages of“K-2,” “Spice” or “Kush,” asynthetic form of marijuanawhich has been illegal inOhio since October 2011.Police Chief Glenn Gosssaid many teenagers falselysee the products as somethingother than illegaldrugs.“Many of our teenagersbelieve that the substancessold as herbal smoke, incenseand potpourri are legalbecause they are professionallypackaged and availableat convenience stores,” thechief explained. “But theyare sadly mistaken. This is avery dangerous and illegaldrug.”Chief Goss said that becausethe drugs’ precisechemical compositions werenot included in the federalgovernment’s database ofcontrolled substances, lawenforcement was powerlessto control their spreadthrough communities untilOhio House Bill 64 passedlast year.The state law now specificallyincludes five syntheticcannabinoids, and lists themas a “schedule I controlledsubstance,” he said.The drugs seized from theSunoco station are packagedand sold under the brandnames of Demon, Fire,Cloud Nine, Mad Hatter,Bob Marley, Super Kush andScooby Snax, the chief said.They pose an “imminenthazard to the public safety”and can induce hallucinations,agitation, anxiety,vomiting, accelerated heartrate, elevated blood pressure,seizures and non-responsiveness,he said.The owners and employeesof Morris Sunoco, LLC,SPRING CLEANING SALENow through May 26Hours: Monday to Sunday, 12 to 7Mother’s Day& Graduation Gifts25% Off All Seiko & Pulsar Watches50% to 70% Off All In Stock Sterling Silver Fashion Jewelry50% Off In Stock Natalie K. 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The paraphernaliaincluded glass pipes, or“bongs,” metal pipe screensoften used as filters forThanks to tips from readersof the Rossford RecordJournal, the Rossford PoliceDepartment has identifiedtwo men as suspects in thetheft of aluminum and copperat Electro Prime.Last week, the police departmentreleased securityphotos of a man and vehicleinvolved in the crime.Police Chief Glenn Gosssaid a warrant has been issuedfor Martin I. Hollowell,43, Wilford Drive, Toledo,charging him with theft, afifth-degree felony, and vandalism,a fourth-degreefelony, that allegedly occurredaround 7 p.m., April29.Another suspect is stillbeing investigated, he said.“We did receive callsbased on release of the pictures,”the chief explained.Detective Sergeant ToddKitzler tracked the vehicle toits owner in Ottawa Lake,Michigan, who is not believedto be connected withthe crime.The suspect dismantled alarge heating/air conditioningunit at Electro Prime, in theHunger industrial complex onsmoking illegal substances,and cigarette rolling papers,the chief said.Unrelated to the investigationbut found on theshelves of the store were expiredgallon jugs of milkalong with soda and foodpurchased from other retailersbut placed for sale at thislocation, police said.Officers said they alsofound individual cigarettesfor sale, priced at 35 and 50cents each.State tax laws prohibitthese types of re-sale businesstransactions, the chiefsaid.Warrant issued for Toledo manfor Electro Prime scrap theftCity to step upinvestigationon eyesorepropertycomplaintsÁContinued from page 1Parks and Recreation DirectorIvan Kovacevic appliedfor the grants and said thework will “even out the fieldsand improve drainage.”•Authorized a $5,000 expenseby the police department,from its enforcement/education fund related to alcohol-relatedcrimes, for theD.A.R.E. program in Rossfordschools.•Heard a question fromCouncilman Duricek aboutwhen the last 100 feet of sidewalkwill be connected at theGrassy Creek subdivision bythe new professional officeson Lime City Road.Mr. Ciecka said that afterconstruction is finished, theowner will be asked to completethe sidewalk.Councilman Duricek alsoasked if Mr. Ciecka couldcheck into the option to dividethe exit road of the subdivisioninto two lanes,allowing cars to turn left orright.Council’s next meetingwill be at 7 p.m., Monday,May 14, at the municipalbuilding, 133 Osborn Street.The meeting is open to thepublic.Dixie Highway, for the aluminumscrap and copper.Sgt. Kitzler recovered allof the stolen property inMonroe County, the chiefsaid, adding that the HVACunit and four radiators werevalued at $16,000.“He planned to sell it tothe scrap yard for the recyclevalue,” Chief Goss said.Civil Servicesets meetingfor May 21The Rossford Civil ServiceCommission will meetMonday, May 21, at 8 a.m.,in council chambers of themunicipal building, 133 OsbornStreet. The meeting isopen to the public.ProMedica Flower HospitalPrimary Stroke Center… providing outstanding care for stroke patients.All About StrokeStroke Prevention WorkshopWhen stroke strikes, every minute matters.Learn the signs and symptoms ms of strokeand how it can be prevented. There willbe free blood pressure and blood glucosescreenings. 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All submittedphotos will be placed in a public albumon Facebook forvoting.The photo thatgets the most likes by May 31, 2012will win the sunroom makeover!CorrectionA story in lastweek’s edition shouldhave stated thatGabrielle Mosiniak ofRossford is this year’svaledictorian at CardinalStritch High School.Have anews tip?Do you have an idea fora good story in the Rossfordcommunity?Call the Journal at 419-874-4491 or send an e-mailwith your news to editor@rossford.com.Find Us On:www.ShopLevisCommons.com© 2012 ProMedica