Norwalk Board Eyes 10 Room School Addition and Roof Plan
The Norwalk Board of Education weighs a 1.13 million dollar capital plan including a ten class addition at Pleasant Street School, storage conversion, a Whitney Field fieldhouse, and extensive roof repairs across buildings. Architects Peabody and Effinger urge a ten classroom addition with future expansion, while options for a November bond and funding strategies are debated.
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Norwalk Board of Education
Pleasant Street
Whitney Field
Thurman J. Peabody
Charles Effinger
Pleasant Street School
Peabody
William B. Holman
Michael Myers
James Ryder
Fred Waugh
Dorothy Delianides
Holman
Peabody and
Effinger
Maplehurst
Albion V. Gotaas
Gotaas
Whitney Fieldhouse
Partes
Norwalk
St. Paul
Ryder
League and Pleasant
Benedict
New London Council Defends Zoning Code
At a Tuesday night meeting Councilman Greg Barnes argued the zoning code will affect the fewest people adversely. Florist John Kelly organized objections to nonconforming residential classifications for his business and sought commercial zoning. No decision was made. the issue will return on the next agenda.
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New London
Greg Barnes
John Kelly
Kelly
Dan_ Gessner
Barnes
Gene Funk
East Main Street
I. Humphrey
Humphrey Clinic
Eugene Rieske
Johnson Drive
Funk
Three Charged With Minor Violations In Unrelated Incidents
Lonnie W. Huston 19 of Norwalk faces disturbing the peace charges after allegedly throwing firecrackers into a barrel at Reilly's Hilltop Gulf gas station early Monday. Chester C. Miller 38 of Milan Avenue was charged with disorderly conduct by intoxication at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital. Virginia C. Toney 16 Forest Street was charged with allowing her dog to run at large after a neighbor reported the animal near a Columbia Gas Co. worker.
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Lonnie W. Huston
Norwalk
Huston
Reilly
Hilltop Gulf Gas Station
Chester C. Miller
Milan Ave
Miller
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Virginia C. Toney
Forest St
Columbia Gas Co
Norwalk High Student Reports Bicycle Stolen From Campus
Norwalk High School student Jay Chapin, 16, of 195 Collingwood Ave., reported a bronze Schwinn 10 speed Continental bicycle stolen from the school Tuesday. He had forgotten the bike at school and found it missing on returning to retrieve it, valued at about $150.
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Norwalk High School
Jay Chapin
Collingwood Ave
Woman Injured In Fall At Maple City Rubber Co
A part time employee Louise Valentine tripped and fell outside 55 Newton St on Tuesday afternoon injuring her knee. She was treated at Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital. HURON The Firelands Campus Bowling Green State University posted a spring enrollment record of 865 students up 7 percent from last year.
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Maple City Rubber Co
Newton St
Louise Valentine
Reed St
Fisher-Titus Memorial Hospital
Huron
Firelands
Bowling Green State University
CB Radio Stolen From Unlocked Car in Birmingham
Nick O'Dell reported a $100 citizen's band radio stolen from an unlocked car at the Birmingham Trailer Court between 10 p.m. Monday and 6:15 a.m. Tuesday, per Erie County Sheriff's deputies.
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Birmingham
Nick O'Dell
Erie County Sheriff's Deputies
Birmingham Trailer Court
Pease to Attend Fundraising Cocktail Party in Huron
State Senator Don J. Pease of Oberlin will be guest of honor at a public fundraising cocktail party from 7 to 9 p.m. May 10 at the Twine House in Huron. The event supports Pease as a Democratic candidate for the 13th district U.S. House seat now held by Rep. Charles Mosher. Erie County campaign committee hosts with William Crecelius as chairman. admission is $10 per person.
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Don J. Pease
Oberlin
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Bronco Busters
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Price
Township Zoning Mission
Fitchville
Fitchville Township
Huron County
Ohio
Anes
Wor Hed
Les Porter
le Vones
PNT
Patt
Lapra
ASU Es
Koya
Choe
Cork
Norwor
Drummer Boy
Buster Brown
Hi Back
Area Buster
Urs
Ged
Gene’s
Kiddee Korner
Whittlesey Ave
Fashion
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