Willard Considers 100000 Fund Transfer For Budget Needs
Willard City Manager Keith Armstrong asked the City Council to move 100000 from inactive funds to active accounts to cover expenditures until anticipated funds arrive. The move supports last summer’s street paving bonds and state funded reservoir projects awaiting payment. Council set a special meeting for next Monday at 7 p.m. to act before June 1 and approved ordinances.
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Willard
Keith Armstrong
Armstrong
Council
Wilcox Taylor
Open Housing Resolution Tabled by Norwalk Council
Norwalk ministers present a resolution supporting housing for all based on economic means without regard to race creed color or national origin. Thirteen clerics signed it and Rev Haldon Robarge, association president, said the letter aimed to stimulate guidance but not demand a vote.
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Norwalk Ministerial Association
City Council
Haldon Robarge
Council
Robarge
Ten Juniors Cited In City Vandalism Case At Minard Place
Ten children ages 7 to 13 were cited into Juvenile Court over vandalism at a vacant Minard Place home. Three admitted entering Pleasant Street School before dawn last fall through an unlocked window. One child may be linked to a theft at Garfield Apartments.
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Minard Place
Martha J. Frey
Whittlesey
Pleasant Street School
Garfield Apartments
City Plants 150 New Trees
City officials complete a program to plant 150 new trees on boulevards with 142 requests filled. A prior drought left several saplings dead and officials urge homeowners to take responsibility for ongoing care.
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Morley Price
Price
New London Council Discusses Public Parking Plan
The New London village council reviewed a proposal to create a public parking area at Monumental Park along the First Baptist Church driveway. Mayor Preston Golding cited school events and church use, with Councilman Kenneth Griffin to approach church trustees about shared use in exchange for proximity.
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New London
Monumental Park
Council
First Baptist Church
Preston Golding
S. Main Street
Kenneth Griffin
Board of Trustees
Church
Norwalk Man Charged With Indecent Exposure
Thomas E. Signs, 53 W. Elm St., Norwalk, was arrested on Tuesday for indecent exposure. A 22-year-old woman and a 15-year-old girl said he exposed himself while in a car parked in the East Seminary Street lot. Signs is held at Huron County Jail after the license plate led police to his home.
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Norwalk
Thomas E. Signs
W. Elm St
Huron County
East Seminary Street
Tragedy in Bolton Mine Shaft Fatal for Fireman and Three Girls
A gas leak in a Bolton mine shaft claimed the lives of three young girls and a fireman who attempted to rescue them. The incident occurred Tuesday as rescue efforts were underway at the scene.
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Bolton
England
UPI
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