Sandusky County
County in OhioWikipedia
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Search complete. 18 mentions across 8 episodes found for "Sandusky County".
Sep 22, 2026
They Found Giant Human Skeletons in Ohio - Then the Smithsonian Made Them DISAPPEAR
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71:56speaker_3NARRATOR
An entry might just read, Unprovenance Skeletal Fragments Discarded Per Policy.
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72:02speaker_3NARRATOR
No one writes, This was the famous giant of Sandusky County.
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72:08speaker_3NARRATOR
They might not even know that's what local people called it.
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72:11speaker_3NARRATOR
From an institutional point of view, it's housekeeping.
ONN Daily: THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2026
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3:18Jay CrawfordCORRESPONDENT
Wells was later tracked down on Cleveland's west side and arrested without incident.
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3:23Jay FoxHOST
The man accused of stabbing a police officer in the neck nearly two weeks ago appeared in a Sandusky County courtroom to face new charges yesterday.
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3:32Jay FoxHOST
Amanda Fay with ONN affiliate WTOL-TV explains.
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3:36Amanda FayCORRESPONDENT
25-year-old Scott Dodd was indicted late last week on four charges, including attempted aggravated murder and felonious assault.
Kyle Overmyer: The Sheriff Who Became the Inmate
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0:33Rachel UchitelHOST
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0:36speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Some breaking news out of Sandusky County tonight.
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0:39speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Sheriff Kyle Overmyer has been indicted on close to four dozen criminal charges.
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0:44Kyle OvermyerGUEST
They were all waiting for me.
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3:49Kyle OvermyerGUEST
Well, um, my father.
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3:50Kyle OvermyerGUEST
My father, um, he had 38 plus years in law enforcement.
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3:56Kyle OvermyerGUEST
Um, as we'll find out, he was actually a, a captain at the Sandusky County Sheriff's Office, where then I ended up, uh, being the elected sheriff.
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4:04Kyle OvermyerGUEST
So I was always drawn to it.
W.O.W
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3:58Philip FryHOST
The show runs from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and includes a raffle, auction, lunch, and $5 entries.
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4:05Philip FryHOST
September 19th, the Fremont Pigeon Club will hold its Young Bird Show at the Sandusky County Fairgrounds in Fremont, Ohio.
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4:13Philip FryHOST
The event will include a large swap area with Maserat's Feed also scheduled to attend.
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4:18Philip FryHOST
Then on September 27th, the Reading and White Rose Pigeon Associations will hold their young bird show at the Union Fire Company in Manchester, Pennsylvania.
Expanding 988 and Crisis Services in Ohio - Ohio DODD Podcast - Season 4: Episode 8
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14:42Kayla Merkel-GreenGUEST
But on the 988 line, we answer the 988 line for up to 10 counties.
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14:48Kayla Merkel-GreenGUEST
So that's Lorain, Ottawa, Medina, Richland, Sandusky, Erie, Ashland, Seneca, Huron, and Wyandotte.
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14:58Kayla Merkel-GreenGUEST
And so if anybody in any of those counties call 988 and they get to us and they are a youth or they have a youth that is experiencing a crisis and in need of mobile response and stabilization services, we connect them with the local community.
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15:18Kayla Merkel-GreenGUEST
regional management provider for their county.
9-1-26 Scott Sloan Show
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0:27Scott SloanHOST
And, of course, they're free to do it again to someone else.
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0:29Scott SloanHOST
What about the civil rights of the teacher and the staff? He is State Representative Gary Click out of Sandusky County, holding it down on the north coast of Ohio.
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0:39Scott SloanHOST
And he has proposed a bill which has since been signed into law by Governor Mike DeWine to fix this.
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0:45Scott SloanHOST
Gary Click, welcome back.
8 MINS LATER
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9:00Scott SloanHOST
And, you know, what about the disrespect? It's funny how the people who are worried about them being disrespected seemingly can disrespect the entirety of society and think it's OK.
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9:08Scott SloanHOST
He's a state representative, Gary Click.
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9:10Scott SloanHOST
He's out of Sandusky County, Republican.
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9:12Scott SloanHOST
And some common sense legislation here signed by Mike DeWine, Governor DeWine, his bill, House Bill 206, signed into law that's going to give us more flexibility when it comes to kicking kids out of school or at least segregating them, getting them help when they assault a teacher or a staff member.
9-1-26 Sloan with Gary Click
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0:27Scott SloanHOST
And, of course, they're free to do it again to someone else.
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0:29Scott SloanHOST
What about the civil rights of the teacher and the staff? He is State Representative Gary Click out of Sandusky County, holding it down on the north coast of Ohio.
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0:39Scott SloanHOST
And he has proposed a bill which has since been signed into law by Governor Mike DeWine to fix this.
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0:45Scott SloanHOST
Gary Click, welcome back.
8 MINS LATER
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9:00Scott SloanHOST
And, you know, what about the disrespect? It's funny how the people who are worried about them being disrespected seemingly can disrespect the entirety of society and think it's OK.
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9:08Scott SloanHOST
He's a state representative, Gary Click.
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9:10Scott SloanHOST
He's out of Sandusky County, Republican.
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9:12Scott SloanHOST
And some common sense legislation here signed by Mike DeWine, Governor DeWine, his bill, House Bill 206, signed into law.
In Matters of Death: Part II; Kosowski Goes Pro Se — and an Ohio Judge Gets Removed
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50:06JohnHOST
So this is out of the Supreme Court of Ohio.
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50:08JohnHOST
They are suspending Sandusky County Common Pleas Judge John Ickes.
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50:15JohnHOST
I don't know.
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50:16JohnHOST
I-C-K-E-S is his last name.
14 MINS LATER
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63:48JohnHOST
That's what I'm sorry.
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63:49JohnHOST
On the bench.
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63:51JohnHOST
As long as a guy like this is on the bench, judge John, I C K E S, uh, in Sandusky County.
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63:59JohnHOST
I don't think we can have the death penalty.