Nelsonville Council OKs four emergency ordinances
Nelsonville city council approved four emergency ordinances in a special session. They authorize bids for a city hall maintenance worker, seek an easement for a sewer project, renew sewer notes with a $200000 renewal amount, and retain Squire Sanders and Dempsey for bond work at up to 700. Columbus Day observance means no meeting next Monday.
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Judy Sinnott
Nelsonville
Mondy
Don Williams
City
James Shumaker
Squire, Sanders
Dempsey
Nelsonville Rotary Seeks Support to Save Local Kilns
Nelsonville city leaders heard a proposal to save the edge of town kilns near the sewage plant with federal funds possible if local backing grows. Dr Arnie LaGraf said approval would mobilize funds to restore or relocate the water plant and possibly add a picnic area. George Bain noted tourism value and the star bricks made there, while a committee was formed to advance the plan.
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Nelsonville
Rick Oremus
Rotary Club
George Bain
Arnie LaGraf
Bain
LaGraf
Council
Carl Young
Young
Don Kern
Lake Wellston
Hamden
Dundas
Hunter
Earl Hayes
Portsmouth
Hayes, Donaldson, Wittenayer and Partners
Jack Cummins
Ohio Valley Health Services Foundation, Inc
Donald W. Barton
Fred Weaver
Hocking Tech appoints Maxson to Health Careers Director
Judith A. Maxson named Health Careers director at Hocking Technical College by President Dr. John J. Light. She also continues as nursing technology coordinator and brings nursing, practical nursing, medical assistant and related programs under her oversight. Bonnie Prince named General Studies director, bringing English and communications background to the 19-member department.
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Nelsonville
Judith A. Maxson
Bonnie Prince
John J. Light
Hocking Technical College
Maxson
Chillicothe
Ohio State University
Hocking B Lech
Southeastern Ohio School of Practical Nursing
OUS School of Nursing
OSU
Prince
Hocking Tech
Ohio University
Oakville
Ontario
Canada
the Plains
Ned
Victor
David
Jonathan
Athens
Vinton County Considers Local Development Projects
Vinton County Commissioners discussed securing federal and state funds for local projects. A resolution authorized the Vinton County Study Committee to list priority initiatives for HUD funds, including sewage systems for Hamden and Wilkesville, parks, library upgrades, a solid waste plan, recreation areas, a McArthur swimming pool, and fire equipment.
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George Lovell
McArthur
Vinton County Commissioners
Steve Hunter
Vinton County National Bank
Vinton County Study Committee
Department of Housing
Hamden
Wilkesville
Weekend Open House at Hocking Tech This Show Weekend
Nelsonville Hocking Technical College will host an open house during the Paul Bunyan Show weekend. Visitors can tour campus laboratories and classrooms, meet instructors and students, view the health careers blood pressure booth, the EMS vehicle, and exhibits from engineering natural resources business and police science programs.
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Nelsonville
Hocking Technical College
Paul Bunyan
Frank Downhour
Health Careers
Hocking Tech
Downhour
Mayor Reminds Dog Owners About Runaway Dogs
Nelsonville Mayor Donald E. Kern urged dog owners to confine pets to their property or keep them under control off site as police report numerous dogs at large. The Athens County Dog Warden will visit weekly to pick up roaming dogs and owners risk municipal citations.
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Nelsonville
Donald E. Kern
Kern
Athens County
Everett Thompson
Thompson
Sally Robinson
Sheriff’s Office
Hocking Parish Plans Weekly Activities
The Hocking Valley Parish lists events for this week including the Trimble progressive class at 7:30 p.m. tonight. Wednesday schedules feature the Trimble Christian Women's Fellowship and Chauncey Friendship Class both at 7:30 p.m. at the Parish House. The Trimble Adult Choir gathers Thursday at 7:30 p.m.
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Chauncey
Hocking Valley
Trimble
Trimble Christian Women’s Fellowship
Chauncey Friendship
Chauncey PTA Sets Plans for School Year
Chauncey PTA names Ruth Whitaker Sue Ross and Linda De Lucca as delegates to the PTA City Council. Parent conferences are set for Nov. 14 and Jan. 30. Projects include a spaghetti dinner a basketball game and a carnival. Open house is set for Oct. 28.
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Chauncey
Ruth Whittaker
Sue Ross
Linda de Lucca
PTA
Chauncey Pta
Clyde Jarvis
Frazier to Be In Charge as Chief Kelch Ill
Logan City names Capt. Lloyd Frazier officer in charge during the illness of Logan Police Chief Roy Kelch who is hospitalized after an apparent heart attack. Flower Hospital in Sylvania lists his condition as serious. Public open house will showcase the county crime lab van with specific hours.
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Logan
Roy Loomis
Lloyd Frazier
Roy Kelch
Kelch
Flower Hospital
Sylvania
Southeastern Ohio Regional Crime Laboratory
Downhour
Notice of Bank Assets Acquisition and Liabilities Assumption
The Glouster Community Bank Glouster Ohio proposes the acquisition of assets and assumption of liabilities by The First National Bank Amesville Ohio under the Federal Deposit Insurance Act section 18c. Dated Sept 23 1975. Public notice for the Glouster Ohio area.
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Glouster Community Bank
Glouster
Ohio
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Washington D.C
First National Bank
Amesville
Federal Deposit Insurance Act
The
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Mick Rutgers
Logan Route 4
Jacksonville
Jacksonville Mothers Club
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Vinton
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Hocking
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Board of Elections
Kral, Zepf, Freitag and Associates
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Willia Hale
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