Willard Elementary School adds 15 minutes to day
Willard elementary students will start at 8 45 a.m. and end at 3 p.m. next fall under a new bus plan to sync with high school runs. High school will dismiss at 2 30 p.m. The plan, drawn by a teacher-administrator committee, aims to improve busing but faced opposition from elementary teachers and no parental input was reported.
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Willard
Keith Miller
The
Willard Education Association
James Salisbury
New London School Board Meeting Divides Parents
About 25 residents attended the New London School District meeting to oppose moving elementary grades from Fitchville to the New London School. No discussion occurred on the March 26 proposal. A May 14 discussion was scheduled.
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New London
Fitchville School
New London School
Robert Glew
Brad Koch
Koch
Howard Dulmage
Alice Ward
East Main Street
Miss Ward
County Board Drops Instructor Amid Budget Cuts
The Huron County Board of Education did not renew the one year contract for instructor Michael Momany due to state funding cuts for an experimental multi handicapped program. Thirteen administrative contracts were renewed including work study coordinator Mary Ann Hutchinson.
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Huron County Board of Education
Michael Momany
Mary Ann Hutchinson
Souheil Ad-Jadda
Farid Said
H.D. Erlenbach
Richard Davis
D.O
Willard Annexation OK'd by Huron County Board
Huron County Commissioners approve releasing 122 acres to Willard after a neutral public hearing attended by City Manager Paul Capelle and Royal Doster. Willard must schedule two hearings before council vote within 60 days of audit certification. 32 of 48 property owners signed the petition. Acreage spans Main to Keefer, 35 lots east of Keefer, and land north of Townline, with most land in New Haven and parts in Richmond and Greenfield townships as Willard expands its wastewater plant and adds a storm-water lagoon on the former Gahr farm. Capelle expects minimal odor from lagoon as it will mostly hold rainwater.
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Huron County Commissioners
Willard
Paul Capelle
Royal Doster
Keefer Street
Main and
Keefer Streets
Townline Road
New Haven Township
Richmond
Greenfield
Jacobs
Gahr
Capelle
Fairfield cracks down on loose dogs
North Fairfield residents face tickets and fines in Mayor's Court for dogs running loose or barking and disturbing neighbors as council enforces the village dog ordinance. County dog warden Jean Reep advised the gathering. resignation of Gale Rinehart noted with a replacement to be named. Wilma Ross to retire from council. Discussion on septic system for Hoyt’s Store building and payment of the Services for the Aging per capita assessment of 81 dollars.
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North Fairfield
Randy Garner
Jean Reep
Gale Rinehart
Rinehart
Wilma
Council
Services For the Aging, Inc
Willard Police To Add Sergeant As King Is Promoted
Willard will promote Thomas D. King to sergeant effective Sunday. King, 31, a 1965 Willard High School graduate, has six years on the Willard force and lives with his wife Nancy and two daughters at 718 Dale Ave. Greenwich officer Michael J. Ludban will join Willard Sunday, a Greenwich police veteran of two years, attending basic school, with wife Karen and their son on West Maple Street. A state liquor agency cited Willard Beverage Center for illegal Sunday sales and Chessie Cat Lounge for a sale to a minor and for the minor sale conviction.
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Willard
Greenwich
Willard Police
Thomas D. King
Force
Willard High School
Nancy
Dale Ave
Michael J. Ludban
Greenwich Police
Willard Force
Ludban
Basic Police
Karen
West Maple Street
State Department of Liquor Control
Willard Beverage Center
Chessie Cat Lounge
Beverage Center
Willard approves one year contract for teachers pay rise
Willard school board approved a one year contract Monday raising teacher salaries about 5.5 percent. Minimum with bachelor’s goes to 10225, up from 9750. Top salary rises to 17258, while a master degree holder with 14 years earns 18201. Insurance starts for all teachers with prescription plan, cost shared by the teacher. Sick leave increases from 180 to 190 days and pregnancy leave from 20 to 25 days. Superintendent James Salisbury said 80 percent of Willard Education Association members voted for the package.
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Willard
Willard School Board
James Salisbury
Willard Education Association
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