Norwalk Council Approves Marshall Street Land Purchase
Norwalk City Council authorized a 2500 purchase of a triangular parcel at East Washington and League Streets to extend Marshall Street and create a safer crossing to League Street School. A small East Washington segment will close. traffic will reroute via East League Street, Marshall, and Washington.
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Norwalk
East Washington
League Streets
Marshall Street
Cline Streets
League Street
East Washington Street
Cline
Marshall
Washington
East League Street
Ontario Street paving contract approved by council
Norwalk City Council authorized Price Construction Co to pave Ontario Street from St. Marys to Williams. Price bid 35 000, one of two bids, funded from the street fund. Morley Price of the firm said Saginaw Wire Corp officials were promised an improved street with access to their plant protected during work.
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Price Construction Co
Ontario Street
St. Marys
Williams Street
Norwalk
Price
Morley Price
Saginaw Wire Corporation
City Charter Commission on Ballot Petition
Citizens will vote on forming a City Charter Commission and elect 15 members to draft a charter within one year for a statewide vote. Petition circulators include Mike Sumter Chris Keller William Dreyer Eugene Mack Tony Petrosino Charles Furey Ed Still Robert Wiedemann Robert Young Mary Beeman Harlon Jennings Carroll Crist Walter Kuhlman John Wickert Don Wurtzel and Mutz.
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Chamber
Mike Sumter
Chris Keller
William Dreyer
Eugene Mack
Tony Petrosino
Charles Furey
Ed Still
Robert Wiedemann
Robert Young
Mary Beeman
Harlon Jennings
Carroll Crist
Walter Kuhlman
John Wickert
Don Wurtzel
Mutz
Ohio House to Consider Vocational Teacher Salary Bill
The Ohio House planned action today on a bill to provide an extra $1,000 for each vocational teacher. Mrs Ethel Swanbeck, a local representative, led the Education Committee in backing the measure. EHOVE superintendent J Creighton Christ said the plan would aid funding for the EHOVE Vocational School.
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Ohio House of Representatives
House
Ethel Swanbeck
J. Creighton Christ
EHOVE
Route 20 Resurfacing Underway Norwalk to Wakeman
The Ohio Road Paving Co. begins a 10 mile resurfacing of U S 20 from Norwalk to Wakeman within the next week. Traffic remains open during work and new tar signs will be erected. Completion set for October 31.
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U.S. 20
Norwalk
Wakeman
The
Ohio Road Paving Co
Golf Club Break-in Reported at Willow Creek Course
Burglars entered through a rear window of the Willow Creek Golf Course early Tuesday and fled in a $200 golf cart described as an oversize truck style vehicle. The Erie County Sheriff's Department reported the cart missing from the maintenance shop. The break-in was reported by manager Bob Leboda with no leads yet.
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Willow ‘Creek
Erie County Sheriff’s Department
Bob Leboda
Tiles Catch Basins In Milan Sewer Plan
Milan plans fifteen inch tiles and new catch basins to fix sewer problems after smoke tests revealed nine line violations. Home downspouts in Indian Acres feed sanitary sewers, causing overflows. a full report is due Sept 12. Smoke machine purchase approved for 201 dollars with twelve dozen bombs. council reviewed other village items.
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Milan
Robert Bickley
Indian Acres
Bickley
New London
Board of Public Affairs
Council Delays Permit Action on D-3 Liquor Request
Norwalk city council deferred action on James Zuber’s D-3 liquor permit for his Milan Avenue restaurant. Officials set Sept. 6 to file objections and Sept. 5 to hear public input, noting no objections currently. the permit could support dining service or a bar, depending on financing.
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James Zuber
Milan Avenue
Norwalk
Richard Becker
Zuber
Norwalk Chamber Seeks Funds for Downtown Study
The Norwalk Chamber of Commerce raised $2,405 for a downtown area study, up $100 from Tuesday, as it aims for $3,600 from local businessmen and building owners to fund the $6,000 project by a New York planning firm. the city will cover the rest.
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Norwalk
New York
Norwalk Reflector Subscription Rates Listed
The Norwalk Reflector announces subscription terms for Norwalk area and surrounding towns. Rates include 45 cents per week by carrier, 15 dollars per year by mail in parts of Huron and Erie counties, and 23.40 dollars per year elsewhere in the United States.
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Norwalk
Milan
Monroeville
Wakeman
North Fairfield
Greenwich
New London
Willard
Huron
Erie
U.S
Power Rate In Milan May Drop
Milan village electricity may see lower charges if the Board of Public Affairs passes a proposed ordinance based on a Browne and Associates study. The plan calls for an 11 percent cut for industrial rates, eight percent for residential, and kept commercial rates with a retroactive rebate to January 1 for Clevite Harris and a month of free electricity for homeowners. Preparation of revised rates will take several months.
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Milan
Board of Public Affairs
Floyd G. Browne and Associates of
Marion
Clevite-Harris
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