Tappers Plains Chester Water District taps deadline
Applications for water service extension will close Wednesday with a $275 tap fee due for areas not presently served. After the deadline the information goes to Commonwealth Systems for a feasibility study on demand and location to decide if the extension can be completed. Signups are at the water office on Route 7 northeast of Eastern High School or by calling 985-3315.
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Wellston Turn Will Be Discussed
Wellston Chamber of Commerce plans a Wednesday 7 pm meeting in the First National Bank Building to discuss traffic problems at Route 327 and 346. State Rep. Claire Ball Jr. and Dennis Garwood of the Ohio DOT are invited. a right turn lane was proposed to ease congestion at the intersection with the Appalachian Highway.
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Buzz) Ball Jr
Dennis Garwood
Ohio Department of Transportation
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Athens
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Athens County
Louella Noon
Glouster Garden Club
Helen Burnelle
Southeast Ohio Emergency Medical Service
Depot Square
Jackson County
Lane Turn Insufficient Preface to Southbound Traffic Change
Wellston Chamber members blame inadequate work on a right turn lane added due to higher southbound traffic from Banquet Food and other plants. The lane starts short of cemetery road, lacks proper signs, and is not level with existing pavement. They urge a grade separated intersection like Route 93 South and the Appalachian Highway near Jackson.
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Wellston
Chamber of Commerce
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Jackson
Learn What Makes Happiness By Ruth Stump
Ruth Stump reflects on modern pursuit of happiness and the busy rhythm of life. She argues that keeping leisure meaningful requires planning, self sufficiency, and balancing activity with rest. She notes garden canning, shifting prices, and the toll of busy schedules on genuine contentment.
Glouster Council Confirms Police Chief and Patrolman
Glouster Village Council officially confirmed William Hartley as police chief after a period as acting chief and Ted Rupe as regular patrolman. The mayor proposed raises for the chief and village administrator to fund with a plan to reduce patrolmen and add shifts.
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Ted Rupe
Alex Docie
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