Fall Festival Ends After Bustling Community Effort
The Fall Festival closes with balloons burst and booths down yet the event is hailed as the best yet. Co chairs Bob Leezer and Wayne Blanks led organizers with Sue Masterson and Glenn Tolar aiding behind the scenes. Citizens’ attendance funded a gazebo for Dow Park and aided local causes, while merchants gained new acquaintances.
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Precinct 5 Justice of the Peace Races Listed
Ballot items show several Precinct 5 positions with candidates Shelly P Hancock Democrat and Gene Zaboroski Republican for Position 1 Nancy Westerfeld Democrat and Paul Tin Republican for Position 2 Tera Roberson Democrat and Form Sullivan Republican for Position 1 Mike Driscoll Democrat and Richard Weilsin Republican for Position 2
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Dick) Weilsin
Halloween Safety: Drivers Urged to Watch for Pedestrians
Halloween brings added risk for young pedestrians as children head out for trick or treat. Jim Arnold, Administrator of the Governor's Office of Traffic Safety, urges motorists to be especially vigilant after dark and for kids to cross at intersections and wear light clothing with reflective tape or flashlights to boost visibility.
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Final Center Street section opens and Council seeks subsidence help
A historical timeline notes the 1973 completion of the final Center Street section and a Council appeal for subsidence assistance. It also records a Shellblast death and injuries, a city plan to issue 10 bonds for pollution abatement, a 1972 Deer Park Day proclamation, and various civic actions from 1969 to 1971 including bank openings, advisory board appointments, and library leadership events.
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Aries through Pisces provide weekly guidance on career, relationships, and finances with directives to focus, reconsider, and engage with others. A personalized 115 page booklet is offered by Copley News Service for deeper insight based on birth details.
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