Hart to lead Howland Teachers Association next year
William Hart will become president elect of the Howland Classroom Teachers Association on August 1. He plans stronger public communication, expanded programs, and more full time education board members to improve funding and support for students and teachers.
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Jennifer Horch Howland
William Hart
Denise Bartholomew
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National Education Association
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Kent State University
Howland Board to consider termination of teacher Zils
Howland Board of Education to review the possible end of Anthony Zils teaching contract at its next regular meeting following a special session last week. A committee was formed to support continuation of his contract amid a petition drive by local residents.
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Howland Board of Educati
Anthony Zils
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Police Chief Hartsock offers tips for safe winter driving
Howland Police Chief David Hartsock warns most winter crashes come from driving too fast for conditions. He urges slow, assured stops, safe following distances, and vigilance for thin ice and snow patches. Drivers should clean all windows, ensure headlights and signals work, carry windshield fluid, and winterize vehicles. Do not drive if roads are bad. avoid drinking and obey traffic laws.
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David Hartsock
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Hartseck
National Safety Council
United TelePhone of Ohio hikes rates with directory assistance charge
United Telephone Company of Ohio receives Public Utilities Commission approval for new rates effective December 30 reflected in January bills. Residential customers get three free directory assistance calls per month, with two numbers per call. After three, calls cost 20 cents each within the area code. calls to 955-1212 outside the area code are free. Local pay phone calls rise to 23 cents.
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United Telephone Company of Ohio
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
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Robert H. Snedaker
Snediaker
Snedaker
Ohio
Iocal United Business Office
Plan blood program by high school senate
High School student senate advanced plans for a community blood donation event scheduled for April 5 from a.m. to 4 p.m. Red Cross volunteers will staff the drive open to anyone 17 or older. The aim is 260 pints with 38 remaining slots and a record request list for jukebox selections in the main office.
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Cindy Ris Howland
Howland High School
Red Cross
Senate
November Construction Permits Report for Township Zoning
The Township Zoning Office issued permits totaling 123599 in November with residential permits at 82100 and a commercial building permit at 19950. Garage and accessory building permits totaled 10599, a small business addition 500, and a sign permit 100. Permit fees collected amounted to 345.
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Howland Township
Christmas Feature Begins Captain Hook Caper in Disney Issue
The special Christmas feature titled Captain Hook's Christmas Caper starts in today’s issue and will continue for the next two issues. Readers are invited to follow the episodic story inside across editions.
Ruling supports development plans for Crestview land
HOWLAND The board of Development Corporation at 2932 Youngsies and SE ruled in favor of Treat Development opposing Tongue Specter over a residential apartment project. The plan seeks 9 percent apartment units in four buildings on land between Crestview Ave SE parcels, citing zoning ordinance clause action 9 lot area per family. Page 3 notes further details.
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Treat Development
Forensic teams capture honors from district debate event
HOWLAND The Havana i School speech and debate teams won several honors in three competitions per week. The varsity team placed high with Jon Capec earning first among 28 speakers, while Tor and Cinds earned extemporaneous commendations. Debaters at Wadsworth and junior varsity members also earned spots, as sixteen teams contended in Geauga.
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